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2006-06-13 by the finger
Hello hello, how many of you are using your (Frac) modulars in live performance? What kind of crazy cases are peopole using out there? I plan on making a road worthy case for my stuff eventually, but first need more modules. Until then it's the bulkyjunky SKB...
2006-06-13 by drmabuce
try taking a DIY 'electronium' with exposed PCB's on a plane! Much more dangerous objects than eyebrows are raised! i've learned to always include a small battery-powered speaker, and i learned to play "Mary had a little lamb" and the bugle call for "Charge!" on every gadget i ever try to take on a plane. i've had to resort to a short bit of airport busking to prove that one can play music on 'that thing' more than a few times! and, of course i arrange to be at the airport LONG before my flight leaves if i have a synth in tow. -doc --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Bryan Carrigan <bryancarrigan@...> wrote:
> > > On Jun 13, 2006, at 9:58 AM, Robair, Gino wrote: > > > . For flying, I take my Doepfer portable suitcase, which I handle > > as a carryon bag. > > I bet that gets some raised eyebrows at the airport security. >
2006-06-13 by Robair, Gino
Hello hello,
how many of you are using your (Frac) modulars in live performance? What kind of crazy
cases are peopole using out there? I plan on making a road worthy case for my stuff
eventually, but first need more modules. Until then it's the bulkyjunky SKB...
2006-06-13 by Bryan Carrigan
. For flying, I take my Doepfer portable suitcase, which I handle as a carryon bag.
2006-06-13 by Robair, Gino
On 6/13/06 10:51 AM, "Bryan Carrigan"
On Jun 13, 2006, at 9:58 AM, Robair, Gino wrote:
. For flying, I take my Doepfer portable suitcase, which I handle as a carryon bag.
I bet that gets some raised eyebrows at the airport security.
2006-06-13 by Gary Chang
"drmabuce" <drmabuce@...> wrote: > i've learned to always include a small battery-powered speaker, and i > learned to play "Mary had a little lamb" and the bugle call for > "Charge!" on every gadget i ever try to take on a plane. This sounds like a perfect task for the PSIM, i.e., storing the "Mary had a little lamb" cv sequence to pass security...! gc
2006-06-14 by drmabuce
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Gary Chang" <gchang@...> wrote: > This sounds like a perfect task for the PSIM, (chuckle) now the ---PSIM--- is involved in this thread (!?!?!?!?) =) that's what i LUV about this group!... when we go OT .... we go: Oh!!!! friggin' Teeee! > i.e., storing the "Mary > had a little lamb" cv sequence to pass security...! > a cunning plan indeed, Mr. Chang, ....and it would work too....if any of my misbegotten little beasts were scalable to 1V/oct!!!!! (hey! it ain't like i'm some kinda GRANT RICHTER or somethin'!!!) ;'> but alas, this is one of those neolithic instances where the old human gray matter plus those funny looking ears (and a little muscle memory) is the most efficient(and portable) solution! ;) -doc