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Richard is a member of The New York Experimental Music Meetup Group
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- February 19, 2008
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- Introduction
- HI I used to live in austin and participated as volunteer at amoda.org, I play ableton live and reaktor mostly melodic stuff. Also used to go to
http://www.newmus...
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“ Richard, can you send me another text with you're phone number, for some reason all of my text's got deleted last night and I didn't take the chance to save you're number. ”
—Tom Phonic (Jul 28, 2008 5:45 PM) -
“ Yeah, I'm gonna have to get there earlier next time. lol, well, I don't see the point in playing tracks, I even read the website, and it discourages that during the jam. Oh well, we know enough peeps that we could all get together and do it at my place or something, with much cheaper beer, but not anywhere close to the awesome sound system there. ”
—Tom Phonic (Jul 23, 2008 8:11 PM) -
“ Yo, it was cool seeing you @ Share last Sunday. That was a really good one! I'm planning on going to more, more frequently. Were you there for the last end of it? So guy just started playing Itunes and totally ruined the jam, next time tho, we'll have to sit close and rock!
Peace
-Tom ”—Tom Phonic (Jul 23, 2008 2:47 PM) -
“ (continued from last shout) don't usually work out with the acoustic drums. Except we did have an awsome drummer here once that could play a solid beat to 180 bpm. Amazing shit. But yeah. Def come over and jam with us. ”
—Tom Phonic (Mar 27, 2008 6:05 AM) -
“ yo, I just remembered, I know what share is. I brought an electribe there before. Totally fun time. The jam we do at my place is quite a bit different. Its all types of musicians and all types of styles of music. We've had jazz with sax and synths. I set up my drums and shit, its really just free for all. Great time to meet people and jam out some fun stuff. You could plug your lappy in to the PA and make lots of good noises. Ive noticed tho, that most of the times, sequenced beats ... ”
—Tom Phonic (Mar 27, 2008 6:04 AM)
