Well, that's very cool. Good luck with your construction adventures!
If anyone happens to be wondering about my blog, yes, I'm still alive and
yes, I still have a modular synthesizer. The blog is woefully out of date; I
think I've built about five more modules since I last updated it. I
really-truly do intend to bring it up to date and add some new stuff (I
currently have four modules waiting to be built, and several more planned).
I've been way too busy with other stuff, though: starting a software company
[shameless commercial plug: please visit http://www.audiodamage.com] and
very recently acquiring another business that has nothing to do with either
music hardware or software.
(OT: I know that there are some seasoned web developers on this list. If you
have any opinions about the current big authoring packages like Dreamweaver,
GoLive, etc., I'd appreciate hearing them--probably off-list would be
appropriate. Yes, I can code HTML, Javascript, and PHP by hand, but given
that I already spend way too much time coding stuff in C++ I'd rather be
lazy when it comes to building a web site.)
And on a completely off-topic note, I'll be traveling in Italy in September,
and blogging and uploading photos while there, so check my site if that
interests you at all.
--Adam
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Adam Schabtach
adam@...
www.studionebula.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeff Laity [mailto:synthetic@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2004 11:43 PM
> To: motm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [motm] Journal
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> Inspired by Adam Schabtach's Modular Construction blog, I've decided to
> start my own MOTM construction journal.
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> http://www.jefflaity.com/journal/
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> It will get more interesting when my kits show up, right now it's
> mostly a document of prior failures. :) There are also a few pictures
> of my studio and underwater pics, if anyone is interested in that kind
> of thing. No music yet, that's the next project.
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> Enjoy, -jl
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