SergeModular

And that's not the only cost: reliance on stored patches leads to
calcification of style. 'Least that's what I think.

S V G wrote:

> This past weekend I was in Oregon for the Zimbabwe Music Festival. I found an opportunity to
> visit with John DuVall and the Fist of God. Just like here in Seattle we tell all our out-of-town
> guests to go back home and tell everyone else how much it rains, so am I to tell you all what a
> total weirdo this guy is. We spoke of many things "Serge", how we each came into this strange
> heritage of music making, the evils of modern day usage of technology, the role of women in
> performances of eclectic eletronic nature, and a whole host of other topics that would be of
> passing interest to this group if I had the time to go into it all. Suffice it to say that I had
> a great time and look forward to hearing his new CD when I get a chance.
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> Since I haven't owned a Serge for several decades now, it was quite refreshing to see how the
> old beast still has (for me) retained much of its character and draw. Whether its a simple panel
> or two, or a whole 24 panel system. In my approach to modern day electronics, I find myself still
> thinking in terms of the patchcord system and wonder why it was ever abandoned. I know, I know,
> recalling patches is seen as important. And yet at such a cost...
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> Take care all,
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> Stephen
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