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

Gary-

Well, you kind of lost me on that description. But,
then, it has been a while.

In '72 I had a big Arp modular system, a 2600, even an
Arp "Soloist" which I heavily modified. Add an
Echoplex, mixer and some guitar distortion pedals and
you've got the seeds for techno.

The sequencer was the Arp 10-step/3-bank module.
Sometimes I used a sample and hold module to pick
notes from a rapidly spinning sequence output to
randomize the note order while controlling the actual
pitch sets.

Hey, we veterans of the synth revolution have the
luxury of watching all this stuff evolve and get
twisted into new forms. Fabulous.

Anyone who's interested can try to find my first solo
album "Cosmic Furnace" on Atlantic Records from 1973.

Regards-
-Roger





--- Gary Westwood <gary@...> wrote:
> So Roger,
> 
> ...was it kinda' like a bunch of mod busses with a
> gradiated slider to 
> select which bus you wanted that module input to
> listen to...and while 
> sliding through the other busses to get to the one
> you intended, you end up 
> hearing something good and leaving it there,
> then go looking for something else...and if you
> could remember where two or 
> more "cool" things were,they could be played in
> sequence ?
> 
> best,
> g.
> 
>
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