Re: [microsound] analogigital... if you can't tell it doesn't matter.

[Ian Guthrie Yeager <iyeager@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't let the bastards drag you down, Baby!

On Thu, 28 Jun 2001, Akira Rabelais wrote:

> >From: Ian Guthrie Yeager <iyeager@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> >By the way, I read the review of Akira's latest processed piano stuff in 
> >the
> >Wire. Looks like really interesting stuff. Akira, where do you think I 
> >could
> >pick up/order a copy?
> 
> Hey Ian, thanks for the interest... that review, uhhhhhhh! I suppose it's a 
> good review but it makes my teeth hurt to have two years of filter 
> development and hundreds of hours processing reduced to 'fuzzz and 
> reverb'... but I suppose the proof is in the pudding and like I've told my 
> beginning guitar students about tuning... if you can't tell it doesn't 
> matter. hehh!
> 
> Eisoptrophobia can be found at Amazon:
>     
> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005ASJY/qid=993761101/sr=1-1/ref=sc_m_1/102-1791842-4862542
> 
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>     Akira
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Ian Yeager         
igy2k


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