> But Mike, we prefer your little demos. When I installed the new sounds on my
> MKII, there were no classic songs using these sounds ("Watcher" mix aside),
> so I found myself playing the little Mike Dickson demos. Even now, whenever
> I fire up the Ray Jung fretless bass, I have to do that bass run to make it
> sound ∗official∗.
Good god. :-)
There's a mate of mine who came all the way down from Aberdeen to play
on my Mellotron. When I loaded up the I-McD flutes he started playing
something that I ∗vaguely recognised∗. He told me that this was the
sample I had on Merb's website and that he had taken the time to learn
it!
> But seriously, its not a coincidence that most of the new sounds I
> purchased were the ones demo'd on your web site.
It doesn't surprise me - I'd be loathe to buy set of tapes without any
idea of what they sounded like. (Although I confess I more or les did
this with the Russian Choir) Seriously; I again restate the begging
notice. If anyone has tapes that are ∗unusual∗ for which there are no
samples (or even entries) in the below-mentioned website then get in
touch with me.
Mike Dickson (
tron@...) M400 #996
The Official Cynic of Streetly Electronics
Streetly Sample Library
http://www.blackcat.demon.co.uk/tron/