Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, cikira@r... wrote:
> 
> Hi Sayer! Long time no type. I came this >< close to sending you 
an effusive, 
> smoochy email by accident, several weeks ago. A friend had 
promised to make a 
> nice set of built-in shelves for my house as a birthday gift, and 
your name 
> is next to his in my address book. You would have had a heart 
attack! 
> Fortunately I was awake enough to freeze my "send" finger.

ROFLMAO! I'm sure I would have enjoyed it immensely! 

> My P3-creature and I are in the cordial-acquaintanceship stage 
today, and 
> it's beginning to settle in and allow me to communicate with 
it.  :-)  It was a 
> while before I, er, got it to understand some of my intentions. 
> But that's 
> because my brain is fried. 

I can relate to that! Why does it seem that there are fewer hours in 
each day than there used to be?

> I've been trying to come to grips with a borrowed 
> Notron and stuff new wrinkles into my own steppy opus, all in the 
same week.

Argh! Well, I've done nothing studio-wise for a long time. My first 
label release is officially tomorrow (Nov. 25) though!!

> Heh heh, or perhaps Paul Maddox's "Famous Last of the Monowave 
I's" (#30), 
> which is the eye-catcher in the middle of my Voyager-plus-rack 
setup. P3 will be 
> a happy camper talking to those!  

Uh... your the P3 is in very good company! :)

>I'm looking forward to doing show-and-tell 
> with it at a local synth-interest group I've started up at a music 
store in my 
> town. There are curious people showing up to whom MIDI is a 
mystery, and P3 
> is a good way to astonish them  :-)

That is really a cool thing! I wish there was more of a synth 
community in my little part of the world.

Great to hear from you! Funny how every time I join a new synth list 
you and Paul Nagle are already one it!!!! LOL!  

Sayer