Analogue-sequencer

On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Colin f wrote:

> Plan A is to develop the commercial potential of P3 into a viable business.
> Once I'm able to work on it full-time, I'll be able to fill orders a lot
> more quickly, and keep production running so there aren't long periods of
> unavailability. I'll also be looking to develop other products, such as a
> dedicated percussion sequencer, an 'ultimate' step sequencer (for the
> obscenely rich), and some other cool things that you'll definitely want at
> least three of. Possibly even some things that actually make a noise...

dammit colin! until this message, my gear lust was totally sated! i have
my P3 and all the sound making and recording stuff I need and am happily
making music with it all rather than dreaming about the next great thing
around the corner. :)

ah well, at least you've given me enough warning so i can start saving. :)

seriously though, that is *excellent*, for you and for us. the P3 really
is a brilliant thing, and the world could only benefit from having more of
them.

> Plan B is continue in my current career path, as a contractor. Don't make me
> do that !

hmm... that makes my plan A to get a job that pays better so i can do my
part to ensure you don't have to do plan b. :)

bleep.
out.

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