[sdiy] SynthDIY UK meeting this year?

David J. Hughes hughes_david_j at btopenworld.com
Fri Apr 1 13:23:46 CEST 2005


Neil,

on 31/3/05 4:58 PM, Neil Johnson at neil.johnson97 at ntlworld.com wrote:

> I don't want this event turning into an annual "same-ole-same-ole"
> event---I would rather remember the good times and not let it turn into
> an annual chore.  So ideas for new themes would be welcome.  Does
> anyone know anyone "in the biz" who might like to give a talk?  Last
> year we had Christoph "Mr.Access" give a talk on getting the Virus onto
> music shop shelves.  What can we do this year?  Are talks a good thing?
> Should we have more?  Or less?  Or none at all?

Very little response to this post so I'll start the ball rolling...

1. Why not open the field up a little. Why not invite some of the UK pro's
such as Analogue Solutions or Analogue Systems? Or even Uncle Bob?

2. A 'bring and buy' sounds good. I have loads of old 'crap' that I need to
pass on.

3. Why not have some kind of a 'sequencer shoot-out'? I'm up for it. ?:)

4. Instead of just 'talks', why not encourage some kind of afternoon
performance? (Let's save the evening for the meal/pub). We all make tunes
with this stuff so why not let a few people showcase their work?

Hope this helps.

Cheers
    David

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