SV: RE: [sdiy] ETI projects help

[karl dalen]

ETI was started by the the australia dude who 
was on of the dudes in the Fairlight CMI duo, Not Peter Wogel,
the other. He later sold that to some English publishing company.
When ETI went under someone published a list and plenty of docs 
about the music stuff previously published by ETI on the web
somewhere. Well all this if my brain isn't entierly clogged up by rust!

KD  
 
--- Brett Maddaford <Brett.Maddaford at ipfx.com> skrev:

> Thanks.....yeah I mentioned I would pull the pcbs and get the board
> numbers as well if needed. I was more after a general link at this
> point. Big thanks to all those that have helped so far ;)
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: karl dalen [mailto:dalenkarl at yahoo.se] 
> Sent: Tuesday, 17 October 2006 12:05 AM
> To: Brett Maddaford; synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl
> Subject: SV: [sdiy] ETI projects help
> 
> ETI has published loads of stuff, you have to give a much more detiled
> desciption of the things if  you are going to get serious help!
> 
> KD
> 
> --- Brett Maddaford <Brett.Maddaford at ipfx.com> skrev:
> 
> > I picked up a heap pf s*#t from a  guy yesterday....actually lots of 
> > it was good :) and it included some ETI projects, the only labelled 
> > one was a simple vocoder that was apparently meant to make you sound 
> > like a cylon from battlestar gallactica! Anyway it works and is going 
> > to be fun to use but there were quite a few items that werent labelled
> 
> > etc including a 2 voice drum synth which actually works..well kinda ;)
> 
> > and reminded me of some of those 80's 2 voice rack mount units, it 
> > appears to once have had a noise pot etc but that's gone so im hoping 
> > to find the original ETI docs to guide me. I can pull out the pcbs if 
> > needed to find the actual project numbers if anyone here can help, or 
> > else even a link to an archive of ETI stuff would be great.
> > 
> > Thanks
> > Brett
> > 
> > 
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