> Craig Critchley <craigc@...> wrote:
> Yesterday here in the sunny (for a while) Pacific Northwest we had both a
Synth DIY get-together and the Robert Rich show. Both were good, and
well-attended.
I so much wanted to attend one of Robert's concerts in the Midwest. But, he
was through here during the time I was motorcycling through the Southeast.
> I took my whole MOTM system, including a couple of Oakley modules and a
Blacet Darkstar, with Stooge panels, and my pile of Stooge cables.
Here is a link to photos that Toby Paddock posted to the Synth-DIY list:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Toby Paddock <tpaddock@...>
http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/I assume this one is you:
http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/P8020502a.jpgWow, and I see Stooge panels, Stooge end caps (some with Synth Tech logos)
and Stooge supplied Synth Tech cables. Hey, you must be a valued regular
customer of Stooge Products, Inc. :)
> There was a small Modcan system (I forget who, sorry) which included
Cynthia Webster's clone of the Buchla low-pass gate.
Did you get a chance to mess with the LP gate? I have one coming and
wondered.
Is that a Korg DSS-1 I see? Was it just being used for a controller? It is
a fine analog synth engine in itself (except for the digital sample-playback
oscillators).
> There were two or three people there who had stuff from Synthesizers.com,
but no one brought any to the meeting (slackers!)
<<snicker>>
Larry