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Awesome man. I've spent a lot of time in Point Verte, had some family there.johnnydr wrote:Hey Bathurst N.B .I have a son living in Halifax,Was there a couple of weeks ago for a Tragically Hip show.
No rush !Reunion is only in July
Hey Jeff. Controlling Portamento rate huh? That sounds like it should be more than doable.Jedi711 wrote:Do you find it easier using the software?Anyways,I know your busy.When you get to my turn,can I respectfully request the beginning synth sound to Ridin the storm out by REO Speedwagon with optional control over the portamental function.I would like to use the optional control for the beginning to Europes The Final Countdown beginning synth.Thanks again for your work and inspiration...Jeff
Get me some samples, I'll take a look. I don't have and never owned the M1 sooo...Lagunatic wrote:I would pay $$$ if you could program the Universe patch from the M1. I can't believe Korg release it for the Krome but NOT for the Kronos. WTF!
They are doing a US tour. Saw them a couple of years ago, excellent. Not sure who will show up, most bands only have some of the originals.MusicLive wrote:Kevinh_12345us,
Moodies 'eh?? In UK or USA?
Are Justin and John still functioning?
How cool!MusicLive wrote:Kevinh_12345us,
Strange, how so many folk nowadays wish to produce the sounds we took for granted during the '60's, 70's and 80's - not forgetting those awful mess-ups with tapes in Melotrons.
I had a very close contact with the MB's way back in their heyday and they From what I've read here I'm fairly certain Enigmahack could produce the goods you require without too much of a problem.
He seems to me to be the guy who knows more than a thing or two about programming. Problem is, I think he's much too young to remember the Moodies, so you'll need to give him some indication of the sounds they used to make.
certainly knew how to produce the goods.
They were part of our 'local crowd' in those days. And what a fantastic crowd it was too, masses of highly talented 'muso's' from where I came.
But I'll leave it there.
Hope you get the sound fix you're looking for.
Regards,
MC
From the "Blue Jays" album, which I think should actually be the best Moody Blues album ever, even if it only featured two of them!MusicLive wrote:
Justin played some beautiful guitar stuff too. .... his haunting Gibson 335 on 'Blue Guitar'
Oh, the thread will find its way back on topicMusicLive wrote:Derek Cook,
Without wishing to highjack Enigmahack's thread, (sorry David,) I have to say I favoured 'Blue Jays' over their other stuff, but don't get me wrong, they produced some great music back in the day.
I'm originally from the 'music centre' of England and I have to say the bands were many, and produced some fantastic stuff - the Moodies were just one of those bands and it's great to hear they are still playing.
Regards,
MC
(and I'm of the school of thought that topics are like conversations, which can and will meander a little), but I have rarely come across anybody who has ever heard of "Blue Guitar", nor the album it came from, so had to mention it! 
