Analogue-sequencer

> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com [mailto:analogue-
> >sequencer@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ferrograph632
> >Sent: 12 August 2006 18:08
> >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [analogue-sequencer] OT: anyway, about "ricochet".....
> >
> >make sure you also see mr nagle's complementary user guide

AFAIK the V3.1.006 Operation Manual is that guide and it's the only manual
that comes with it.
 
> >not that I've studied this in any detail. :-)
> >know thy enemy & all that.

Amazing info, not heard such a definitive description before.

> >this is completely the wrong place for this, but: did you know that
> >the later cd version has a bar missing from it? & some rather nasty
> >dropout on what remains? there are about a million edits in that
> >album. mick glossop should've had a joint composer credit.
> >live album my arse.
> >
> >duncan.
> >

Do you mean the SBM remaster, the one without the "clap" at the start of pt
2? Funnily enough it was Mr Dinsdale I seem to recall saying that the
original had a fault on one channel and the remaster was much superior. Must
admit I have them both and can't find fault with either. I'm dismayed to
hear of the missing bar, not because it's missing, but because I didn't spot
it! :-)

Back on-topic. Were you using the P3 at your last NSC concert? The
sequencing was sensational, especially in the latter stages where it
threatened total meltdown such was the complexity and speed!

...Graham