My latest newsletter is out, and the big news is the next Bob Moog Foundation modular system that I helped put together for them to raffle away as a fundraiser. For as little as a $25 ticket, you could win a system worth over $24k USD, including multiple controllers, a custom case, and top-shelf power. If you miss out on that, second and third prizes are an Expressive E Osmose and their Noisy 2 software. The theme behind this year’s system plus every single component are discussed in this newsletter’s main article.
But that’s not all that’s going on. I have a new video and extended-play single of my Knobcon performance, news of the ARP 100th Anniversary Compilation album, a discount on all of online courses as well as a direct deal for my Chaos Clips, and one final performance of the year which will be very special. All are covered here:
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