The Yamaha AN1x Synthesizer mailing list

...and a 'brief' announcement :-)

I've added a directory to the Files section here at Yahoo! Groups for a 
number of Tips & Tricks. The URL for your personal bookmarks is:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files/Tips%20and%20Tricks/

I've uploaded many of the AN1x tips & tricks previously posted at my 
web site JDLX-Musique.com http://www.jdlx-musique.com/ All of those 
articles have been edited and revised to bring them current and verify 
the information is as accurate as I can provide. Please don't hesitate 
to point out any inaccuracies. In addition, the next batch of updates 
that had yet to see the light of day have been posted too. These 
include Elson's exploratory surgery article ;-) a smattering from the 
most recent SB Live thread, and ALL of Gary's accumulated PLG150AN 
articles for Cakewalk and Cubase 5. I know some of you had been 
interested in seeing these - sorry it took me so long to repost them. 
Maybe you've searched the archive and found them already. On a side 
note - now that we have Reggie's Cubase files to keep the Cakewalk 
files company we'll see about adding a Logic folder too.

And now the 'brief' announcement...I'll be shutting down JDLX-
Musique.com - AN1x page and all - during the month of April (probably 
late April.) I'll post an update to that effect next weekend. Don't 
worry about making a mad dash to the downloads page - I've uploaded ALL 
the contents of that page to the File section here at Yahoo! Groups:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files

This includes the Voice archive from the old Teklab Mailing list and 
some html documenting who made what.

In addition, I've added the majority of AN1x related links (and many 
unrelated too) to our Bookmarks section. You'll find those here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/links

And finally, I have a large number of emails from the old Teklab 
mailing list that I'd consider turning into an archive but, I know of 
no easy method to convert 12+ months of email into manageable bits. 
Furthermore, I don't know that's there's anything we haven't covered 
since this lists inception. If there's any interest in pursuing this - 
and you can suggest an easy method of accomplishing it - let me know.

regards,

Jon