Hi Group, My apologies. yes the message was intended to be sent to grant directly. i saw his asap.net address in the "reply-to" field so i just replied, which of course, as we all know, sent the message to the group somehow. i don't use an anonymous re-mailer. just outlook express. i don't know what the prob is. ...and once again, paul, since you are admittedly touchy, i really wasn't trying to pick on you. i apologize. you do what you do well. i just think you focus on different things than someone like grant does. well, it would appear that way to me anyhow. it seems to me by your product-line/literature/personal comments that you are interested in taking more traditional time-tested concepts and improving their quality/stability...whereas i feel that grant is maybe more interested in taking existing technology and seeing just what sort of mayhem one might be able to conjure by re-combining it and mixing/matching/swapping/woggling it to maybe jog the musician's imagination a little more. perhaps even discovering something new. those particular qualities happen to be more interesting to me. i realize others don't feel the same. i almost deleted the offending comment from my email (which i thought, at the time, was only going to grant) before i sent it, since i'm aware he doesn't particularly enjoy the synthmaker vs. synthmaker B.S., but i just had to leave it in because i thought my "rhymes with Paul Schreiber" joke was absolutely priceless (...no one would pay a dime for it.), but you know that's me... -Jack on 8/18/02 12:49 PM, Mark Pulver at mark@midiwall.com wrote: > Paul Schreiber (09:48 pm 8/17/2002) wrote: > >> Yes, you are. Or you wouldn't have brought it up. > > Let it go Paul.. That message was obviously meant to be private but it got > sent to the list. > > I've tried to write to the author, but it looks like he uses an anonymous > remailer that won't let a private message pass back to him. > > >> And people wonder why I'm so touchy? > > Part of it may come from the pure example of how you (or anyone) can > seemingly post here on an open list about Grant's products, but the MOTM > list seems to run as a closed and moderated list. > > Mark > > > > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > wiardgroup-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >
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Re: [wiardgroup] Designs too simple for Blue Modules
2002-08-18 by Jack America
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