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"phil cirocco did a pretty thing, very pretty, very clever thing.
perhaps tangent: it is mine belief that the capitalism of the home electronics revolution virally infected the electronic music instrument space with horrible biases on specification over simian-mindful constructs.
genoqs' success is an example of cultural recovery from this. it could be said that old kit like this odyssey tend towards the simian-mindful.
that said, binding cc#42 to sample start position is hardly simian-mindful."
You might remember this Odyssey from this post.
Um, call me when the shuttle lands.
ReplyDelete(having said that, yes indeedy, Cirocco has left divers examples of impeccable work).
oh, good lord. Just realized that's the same guy that finds some reason, by his own admission, to rearrange his modules 'daily.'
ReplyDeleteI understand a bit of relocation due to 'living with it,' and workflow, but daily?
One would argue, that's what patchcords are for.
it is simply because i have less cabinet space than i do modules.
ReplyDeleteUm, well, SHOOT.
ReplyDeleteNow don't I feel bad.
That is, actually, a pretty reasonable explanation.
Sorry.
...a graceful plate of crow. salút!
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