Elektron Musical Instruments

jderouchie wrote:
> i can see why you dont feel good, how does having a baby mean selling
> gear, i mean obviously financial but thats called get a job.  think
> about it, that equipment you sell, that 'growing up' you do, whats the
> price of that compromise to you and ultimately to your little one. its
> a shame that you are going to give up some really unique equipment
> that your child could take seriously one day.  my daughter (8) loves
> experimenting with the MD, and keyboards,  kaoss pad etc..  not only
> is it an awesome way to put in time with the kid, (i'm not into
> playing barbie.) you can to pass on knowledge of something you solid.
>  these days she's in 'our' studio playing more than i am!  being a
> father, thinking of your child and their future, is taking
> responsibility...  thats growing up.
>
> congrats and good luck
> jonathan

I completely agree with you, Jonathan. I meant to react on G's post earlier,
but since I figured this is a rather delicate subject, I decided not to.
You have expressed exactly my point, though, and in a very nice way.

Oh, and G - congrats and good luck from me, too.

Gert
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