Re the Steinberg section. Sorry, I meant to say "Cubeat was the first Steinberg sequencer I had", not Cubasis

Also, the first software sequencer I owned was Sonus Super Sequencer for the Commodore 64

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/michael.braisher/Sonus.jpg

http://www.c64midi.com/C64midi/Midi_Software_Patches/Entries/2011/6/12_Sonus_Super_Sequencer.html

13-Feb-14 07:25 AM

Really enjoyed the show guys! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into it, it's great.

13-Feb-14 03:39 PM

Great show guys Really loving my analog stuff it CERTAINLY has more heart than my digital stuff....really sad to hear Roland has not went head to head with Korg, Props to Korg you are a shining beacon of hope for tech music and purism combined!

14-Feb-14 02:30 AM

Another great show. I enjoy hearing about earlier tech and development.

By the way, last week's show was also excellent. I enjoyed hearing Rich Beech talk about guitar stuff and Corry give his perspective on NAMM. I hope you have them both on again.

Finally, I want to say it was great to see Nick, Rich and other SonicStaters again at NAMM. It was also an honor to meet Rich Hilton.

14-Feb-14 04:29 PM

Got a question for Gaz, what's the name of the portable speaker you use?

Thanks, OnImpulse

16-Feb-14 02:03 PM

The portable speaker I use is called a Minirig made here in Bristol!

20-Feb-14 08:27 AM

Thanks Gaz.

25-Feb-14 03:20 PM