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After 7 years, I'm giving up my first synth, my trusty An1x. This
thing was my bread and butter synth for years, but having lost my
overall musical vision, I'm selling off most of my studio (minus the
MidiNES and MonoMachine) and taking a break from composition and
recording. You can hear past recordings I did with the an1x at
www.robotanalysis.com

I've uploaded my current patches to the files section. It would warm
my heart if someone used them in a song or two.


Cheers,
Jason

Many thanx for the patches, maybe you'l get another AN1X in the future when and if the time is right.

Kind regards.

Rob. 

Jason <robotanalysis@...> wrote:                                  After 7 years, I'm giving up my first synth, my trusty An1x. This
 thing was my bread and butter synth for years, but having lost my
 overall musical vision, I'm selling off most of my studio (minus the
 MidiNES and MonoMachine) and taking a break from composition and
 recording. You can hear past recordings I did with the an1x at
 www.robotanalysis.com
 
 I've uploaded my current patches to the files section. It would warm
 my heart if someone used them in a song or two.
 
 Cheers,
 Jason
 
 
     
                       

 		
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Good luck. I don'tr sell any of my gear now. Anything I've sold, I've 
regretted later. Good to break once in awhile though. Thanks for the 
patches.

Jimmy

I'm not going to sell it, just store it away at my parents house.
What's a measley $200, anyways? :)

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "spaceanimals" <rainbowjimmy@...> wrote:

>
> Good luck. I don'tr sell any of my gear now. Anything I've sold, I've 
> regretted later. Good to break once in awhile though. Thanks for the 
> patches.
> 
> Jimmy
>

Jason schreef:

> I'm not going to sell it, just store it away at my parents house.
> What's a measley $200, anyways? :)

Yea! Glad to hear it. It always pains to hear when somebody would be 
selling their AN1x. Such a gorgeous instrument it is.

- Peter

Here's a minor plea to anyone who might have the patience to convert 
the an1 file to a sysex file for those of on macs...

thanks!

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jason" <robotanalysis@...> wrote:
>
> I've uploaded my current patches to the files section. It would warm
> my heart if someone used them in a song or two.

Glad to hear you're not getting rid of it.

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Brad Isley" <bradisley@...> wrote:
>
> Here's a minor plea to anyone who might have the patience to convert 
> the an1 file to a sysex file for those of on macs...
> 
> thanks!

Are you running a Mactel or PPC?

If you're running a PPC, then AN1xEdit will run under Classic and you can use the Export 
command to convert the .an1 to SysEx. 


Jon

Hi all,

first post, so again: hi ;-)
> Are you running a Mactel or PPC?
>
> If you're running a PPC, then AN1xEdit will run under Classic and  
> you can use the Export
> command to convert the .an1 to SysEx.
>
I don't know if it has been mentioned in the past, but it is possible  
on an IntelMac to use the Windows AN1x-editor under the Parallels- 
virtualization environment without any problems (at least it does on  
my MacBook and with my MIDI-interface).

(c)IAO
			D+R

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Denis Regenbrecht <denis@...> 
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> 
> first post, so again: hi ;-)
> > Are you running a Mactel or PPC?
> >
> > If you're running a PPC, then AN1xEdit will run under Classic 
and  
> > you can use the Export
> > command to convert the .an1 to SysEx.
> >
> I don't know if it has been mentioned in the past, but it is 
possible  
> on an IntelMac to use the Windows AN1x-editor under the Parallels- 
> virtualization environment without any problems (at least it does 
on  
> my MacBook and with my MIDI-interface).
> 
> (c)IAO
> 			D+R


Denis,

Thanks for that news, very cool. What type of MIDI Interface are you 
using?

Jon

Hello,
> Thanks for that news, very cool. What type of MIDI Interface are you
> using?
>
I use a M-Audio Midisport 2x2.
After installing the device drivers in the virtualized Windows XP and  
activating the USB support in the Parallels-program it worked like a  
charm.

(c)IAO
				D+R

Thats normal, you probably need to just re-focus your time sense to get 
back in the groove. Go back to practicing reading music. Use a Franz 
metronome (get one on www.ebay.com) Check out Carol Kayes website, 
www.carolkaye.com 

   


--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jason" <robotanalysis@...> wrote:

>
> After 7 years, I'm giving up my first synth, my trusty An1x. This
> thing was my bread and butter synth for years, but having lost my
> overall musical vision, I'm selling off most of my studio (minus the
> MidiNES and MonoMachine) and taking a break from composition and
> recording. You can hear past recordings I did with the an1x at
> www.robotanalysis.com
> 
> I've uploaded my current patches to the files section. It would warm
> my heart if someone used them in a song or two.
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> Jason
>