Michael Buchner skrev:
to fix it themselves! :)
As mentioned before, I use my two SDS-1s for effect sounds, often
low-pitched glitsch-thingys. My favourite sounds comes from proms
salvaged out of old computers and printers. Older printers had all fonts
stored on proms. Juicy, crunchy and nice they sound when played in a
SDS-1. :D
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> I don't get a cut of the sale, but it was my fault (?) to publish theIt's a splendid service you do for all those too scared with electronics
> binaries at Simmonsmuseum. I have to live with it.
> There are nearly 300 eprom sounds in my collection, my customers get a
> preview via mp3 and can order eproms for reasonable prices like 5 or 7
> Euro each. If people want to have their custom sound on eprom, that is
> also no problem. I don't need to get rich with this business, I am
> already. ;-)
to fix it themselves! :)
As mentioned before, I use my two SDS-1s for effect sounds, often
low-pitched glitsch-thingys. My favourite sounds comes from proms
salvaged out of old computers and printers. Older printers had all fonts
stored on proms. Juicy, crunchy and nice they sound when played in a
SDS-1. :D
--
electronically yours, jesper
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www.electronic-obsession.se