MOTM

Don't hold your breath; this guy doesn't seem to have ambitions or design
chops for esoteric things. He seems content to fill a few holes in his
lineup, and call it quits.

Dave Bradley
Principal Software Engineer
Engineering Animation, Inc.
daveb@...

>
> In a message dated 6/29/2000 12:28:54 PM, nate@... writes:
>
> >If this guy really wants business, my suggestion for him
> >(or any synth manufacturer *hint-hint*) is to start looking into ribbon
> >controllers, it's the one facet of analog synth control that no
> other synth
> >company presently offers.
>
> ...and other nontraditional controllers too!
>
> Great point Nate! And I'm not just saying that because I've made
> that same
> point about ten times previously, I'm just saying it because I want some
> unusual controllers! Lets use the "spies" to our advantage.
>
> Anyway, back to the point, I probably will not
> >be
> >buying any of Roger's stuff, I'd rather wait for the better MOTM
> equivelant
> >to come out.  -Nate
>
> I'm already mixed up enough buying the occasional thing from John
> Blacet and
> Tony Allgood, I'm sticking with MOTM (at least until I see some
> controllers,
> then I'm like a rat from a sinking ship <g>).
>
> JB
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