Hey Ken, didn't you put that great brass patch you had out there at one point?
George
On Oct 26, 2012, at 8:51 PM, Kenneth Elhardt wrote:
> In this case the powers that be would be Paul... I don't know what lazy in the Lebowski scheme of things means, but I might as well cut and paste my offline response to somebody else from a few weeks ago about the patchbook thing:
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> "The intention was to do more and I had talked to Paul about what other types of patches I might do. But doing the thing was more or a pain in the ass then anticipated, and some of the modules I had hoped MOTM would come out with that I'd want to trade for never materialized. Paul ended up charging twice as much for the patchbook edition than what he seemed to indicate to me he had planned and I wasn't sure (and am still not sure) how popular it was. Paul always seemed busy and now he's not even here anymore. It just kind of fizzled out."
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>> From: Steve
>> Subject: [motm] Re: motm patch book? wha?
>> To: motm@yahoogroups.com
>> Date: Friday, October 26, 2012, 1:15 PM
>> It's a pdf file and 2 accompanying
>> mp3 files. There are 4 patches total in it, all drum
>> patches. They all involve a 15 band EQ. It was supposed to
>> be the first of a larger set, for which a few of us paid for
>> and are still waiting. This was created back in 2006.
>> Kenneth is a lazy man (in the Lebowski scheme of things) so
>> my guess is that nothing else from him along these lines is
>> ever going to happen. It's not available for purchase
>> anywhere at the moment as far as I know, so I'll send it
>> along to anyone who wants it unless specifically told not to
>> (soon!) by the powers that be.
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