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I love hearing about what everyone does, is interested in, what the family is like etc! We have quite the talented and eclectic group. Keep it coming.
oh, btw, I also love to fish. Fresh water/lakes, catch and release, large mouth bass are the game of choice.
fritz
-----Original Message-----
From: Hal Moser <halmoser@yahoo.com>
To: newmellotrongroup <newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Jul 30, 2013 2:09 pm
Subject: Re: [newmellotrongroup] Re: Job? Hobbies? Special Skills?
I was a bass player for many years until I listened to the Moodies and saw Michael Iceberg. After getting goosebumps, I was hooked and bought a Chamberlain M-1 from Mr. Harry and Richard. I played in a lot of local cover bands over the years and when I switched over to keys, I was fortunate to play with another keyboardist who played piano, organ and synth which let me concentrate on my Chamberlain, Polymoog and mini-moog (late 70's). I have switched back and forth between bass & keys, but keyboards are where my heart is at. I've been married for 20 years with 2 dogs and work for a Tourism Board which requires traveling quite a bit and keeps me from being in a band. I really enjoy creating music, but need to get some recording gear.From: Nick Hewitt <nickhewitt235@btinternet.com>
To: newmellotrongroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2013 12:46 PM
Subject: [newmellotrongroup] Re: Job? Hobbies? Special Skills?I'm described as a "Servicing Technician" by the National Health Service, though my qualifications and experience would probably suggest that I'm an Engineer. I repair, maintain and commission patient-connected Medical Equipment ("machines that go 'ping'!") at one of the 2 main hospitals in Edinburgh, Scotland. I can't stand the job, as it's dull, boring, repetitive, mind-numbing, etc. However, they probably do over-pay me. Before that, I was an Electronic Development Test Engineer with a Defence Electronics Company, also in Edinburgh, testing and re-designing Test Equipment for Airborne Radar Systems - happy days!
I'm married, with NO kids. I let my job spill into my private life, and I design digital electronic stuff that has nothing to do with Micro-processors or Micro-controllers, as I have NEVE got to grips with them - they are a very black art. The Motorola 6802 is about my limit! I compile numerical puzzles that are about 2 or 3 steps beyond Sudoku - I've compiled over 3,300 of them with a view to submitting them to a national daily newspaper for publication. I'm also interested in public transport, such as railways, buses and trams (or streetcars if you're west of the puddle). Yeah, I know - sad as you like!
I am NOT (by any stretch of the imagination) a musician, though I try to make acceptable sounds & noises with my CS01, PSRE-333 and M400. If I want more stuff, then I'll have to move house, cos I ain't got the room.
Any questions?