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My name is Micke Askernas and I'm new to the list, so i'd thought I'd let
you guys know who I am .. =)

I am a 27 year old computer wiz/magician/musician with my own recordings
studio, in which my AN1x makes a very nice synth to have in there.

Along with that one, I am also sitting on a Nord Lead 2, Korg MS2000R, Korg
Poly 800, Korg Prophecy, Novation SuperNova II, Casio CZ-101, Akai AX-60,
Roland Juno 60 .. and some other smaller things as well .. =)

So .. i'm quite well fitted i believe..

I have, however one problem: I've had my AN1x for quite some time ,but I've
never ever really learned how to program the darn thing...

I've downloaded a lot of patches off the web, many from you guys (many
thanks), but is there any nice place to start on how to program it .. ?

Even though I've been using synthesizers for the past 13 years, I am REALLY
bd at making sounds... The old analogue were so much easier =)

I mean, I know what every component does, and how it affects the sound and
all .. It is just a matter of knowing what all the little components put
together will sound =)

Anyway ... I hope you'll bear with me on some fortcoming questions on this
matter .. =)

finally the blatant commercial spot: if you want to hear what I am doing,
please feel free to go to http://www.mp3.com/loveless or directly to our own
website, http://www.lvls.com .

We basically play pure, electronic synth pop =)

have fun ! 

//Micke Askernas

You could try getting a copy of AN-edit from the Yamaha site, this will
allow you to see all of the AN's functions in one place, it also allows
you to save patches and build your own banks as well.



In message <951A4FC58888D4118CF80050044B299754F76B@...>,
Mikael Askernas <askernas@...> writes
>My name is Micke Askernas and I'm new to the list, so i'd thought I'd let
>you guys know who I am .. =)
>
>I am a 27 year old computer wiz/magician/musician with my own recordings
>studio, in which my AN1x makes a very nice synth to have in there.
>
>Along with that one, I am also sitting on a Nord Lead 2, Korg MS2000R, Korg
>Poly 800, Korg Prophecy, Novation SuperNova II, Casio CZ-101, Akai AX-60,
>Roland Juno 60 .. and some other smaller things as well .. =)
>
>So .. i'm quite well fitted i believe..
>
>I have, however one problem: I've had my AN1x for quite some time ,but I've
>never ever really learned how to program the darn thing...
>
>I've downloaded a lot of patches off the web, many from you guys (many
>thanks), but is there any nice place to start on how to program it .. ?
>
>Even though I've been using synthesizers for the past 13 years, I am REALLY
>bd at making sounds... The old analogue were so much easier =)
>
>I mean, I know what every component does, and how it affects the sound and
>all .. It is just a matter of knowing what all the little components put
>together will sound =)
>
>Anyway ... I hope you'll bear with me on some fortcoming questions on this
>matter .. =)
>
>finally the blatant commercial spot: if you want to hear what I am doing,
>please feel free to go to http://www.mp3.com/loveless or directly to our own
>website, http://www.lvls.com .
>
>We basically play pure, electronic synth pop =)
>
>have fun ! 
>
>//Micke Askernas
>
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-- 
Reggie

--- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, Reggie <reggie@t...> wrote:
> You could try getting a copy of AN-edit from the Yamaha site, this will
> allow you to see all of the AN's functions in one place, it also allows
> you to save patches and build your own banks as well.
> 
> 

Reg is right. You can get the editor from Gary's site or from the Files 
section here at eGroups. There are also some PDF documents with 
programming tips in addition to the tutorials in the latter section of 
the Owner's Manual. That's a good place to start!

Jon