Analogue-sequencer

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 11:01:04 -0700 (PDT), Phil Smillie
<philsmillie@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Well, I'd hardly describe myself as the cautious souls
>but your decency and honesty seem to come through in
>your comunications... and as for that Mr Nagle, he's
>entirely responsible for my insatiable addiction to
>all things Waldorf (MwXt, 2 x Pulse, Q). That dude
>writes a mean review and i've been well chuffed with
>all the purchases i've made based (partly) on them :)

Awwwwww.... .gonna write something up on the P3 for you guys too
basically a "this is what I do with it" kinda thing. I suspect, due to
its flexible design, many of us will use it radically differently. And
the things you can (now) do with part repeat and transpose... and I
still never really extolled the virtues of the Global Bar either.....
sigh...

Trouble is I can' stop playing with it long enough to type anything
more than a couple of paragraphs....

Paul

Paul
---
Paul Nagle / Soft Room Music
Email: paul@softroom.co.uk www.softroom.co.uk
                           www.BogusFocus.com

"So far we only really have my word,
and Mr Nagle's, that the P3 is any good...
I can also see that some cautious souls might have
been waiting to see the whole thing wasn't an
elaborate scam - you know what the 'Net can 
be like."

Well, I'd hardly describe myself as the cautious souls
but your decency and honesty seem to come through in
your comunications... and as for that Mr Nagle, he's
entirely responsible for my insatiable addiction to
all things Waldorf (MwXt, 2 x Pulse, Q). That dude
writes a mean review and i've been well chuffed with
all the purchases i've made based (partly) on them :)

Respect and regards, 
Phil


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