sonic@... wrote:
'Midwest Electronic Music Ensemble' or MEME, pronounced 'meem'.
You can hear mp3's of my material at http://www.mp3.com/mnml. They are not
terribly hifi but they will give you an idea of what I do.
I am planning to sell the CD's on a website... these will be regular CD's,
not the fuzzy compressed mp3 stuff they sell on mp3.com.
I just need to get a 'lil packaging together.
You can see MEME's page at http://www.mcs.net/~maf/html/meme.html. MEME does
great experimental/improv work with a wide variety of electronic instruments,
sometimes including two or more Serge modulars, various keyboards, samplers,
fx boxes, electric violin. Ranges from sequencer-driven Tangerine Dream type
material to sparse to WILD, unpredictable improv.
The next time MEME plays live we'll (me or Mike) will post a msg here.
> >Thanks very much Rob... I'm blushin'....
> > MAF and John P. (both list members)......have done some stunning
> Serge
> > recordingz....just listening to john P's stuff today.....
>I record in the home studio, have 2 CD's out, also play live with the
> >
> > and yes..they play live....quality stuff.
>
> Wow....what sorta stuff ?
> >
'Midwest Electronic Music Ensemble' or MEME, pronounced 'meem'.
You can hear mp3's of my material at http://www.mp3.com/mnml. They are not
terribly hifi but they will give you an idea of what I do.
I am planning to sell the CD's on a website... these will be regular CD's,
not the fuzzy compressed mp3 stuff they sell on mp3.com.
I just need to get a 'lil packaging together.
You can see MEME's page at http://www.mcs.net/~maf/html/meme.html. MEME does
great experimental/improv work with a wide variety of electronic instruments,
sometimes including two or more Serge modulars, various keyboards, samplers,
fx boxes, electric violin. Ranges from sequencer-driven Tangerine Dream type
material to sparse to WILD, unpredictable improv.
The next time MEME plays live we'll (me or Mike) will post a msg here.