Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

Well, I suppose now is as good time as any.  I'm surprised none of you
had guessed it before, given my lack of an emu.com address.  =)

I was laid off from E-mu in August of 2002.  Yes, 2002.  After much
convincing by Sean, they hired me back as a contractor from December'02
thru March'03 to do 2.00.  While a sweet gig for a while (coding at
home is kinda nice), it was only a 12 week project.  Fast-forward (past
me watching a lot of movies and playing a lot of video games) to July
2003.

I interviewed and was hired at Apple to work on a product called
Soundtrack.  http://www.apple.com/soundtrack  Sort of ironic that a
die-hard PC guy got hired at Apple, but I'm really loving it.  So long
story short, at NAMM, you'll see me in the Apple/emagic booth.

Never fear, E-mu's not going away, I'm not going away, and your command
station will continue to be one of the best deals out there...

-Aaron

PS.  I do have the ability/option to update software for the command
stations, but I have a few too many side projects at the moment.  Stay
tuned for those too...

--- "[cYcLoThYmIqUe]" <poumtschak@...> wrote:
> Will the booth be labelled "Creative Professional"? :)
> http://tinyurl.com/2xnkr
> 
> Aaron Eppolito wrote:
> > Yep.  Though not at the booth you're probably expecting...

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