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	Same here, and may the Christ remain in your Christmas...

	Dan

    Happy Holidays.  I'll just be home making auto music that sounds
    like sleight bells (the family is 3000mi away in LA and Mass
    friends are all out of town for the duration).
    Hey, don't panic, it's only a 3-day weekend.
    Tom

Yes, Merry Christmas COMMUSICers - I don't expect any new gear for Christmas,
but there's always that slim chance that I'll get....

	Money!  The next best thing..

But even if I don't, have a great holiday everyone!

Peter

 Merry Christmas, 

	- from the read mostly write rarely folk.
 
 Santa will indeed be bringing some new toys, and I'd like to THANK all
 of YOU for helping him figure out what I need/want!

 Happy Holidays!

 Brien

    I wish you a MIDI Christmas,
    I wish you a MIDI Christmas,
    I wish you a MIDI Chrismas,
    and a MIDI New Year!
    
    _John_

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Tom

	I'll be back Jan 2. Vacation time!!!! Now I can play with my studio
	for a couple of days.

	I just spent the past couple of days making four-part Christmas
	carols on the sequencer. Instrumentation: Trumpet, Oboe, Clarinet,
	Trombone. Sounds like my family playing carols after too many drinks.

	Strung together, it's the longest sequence I ever made. > 22 minutes.

	What fun.

	/pjh

Merry Christmas
Happy Holidays

May you not spend too much time with your MIDI stuff and more with your
family, loved ones, etc.

Chad
who_won't_have_any_DIN_plugged_stuff_new_for_Christmas

    
    
    MIDI, I mean Merry Christmas everyone!!
    
    Ralph
    
    

        re .8
    
    >May you not spend too much time with your MIDI stuff and more with
    >your family, loved ones, etc.
    
    I managed to both at the same time ... a "family tradition" of me
    bring whatever MIDI/keyboard gear I have "home for the holidays"
    and playing Christmas carols, etc.  This year, my (KORG) T2 arrived
    just a couple of days before Christmas, so this Carol-playing for
    family was also, for me, "figure this thing out and what/where some of
    the sounds are!", etc.  It was a merry Christmas!
    
        -Jim
    
    P.S. A big "hit" amongst my family this year was "Grandma Got Run
    	Over by a Reindeer" ...

    Well, I got myself a Kurzweil 1000 PX Plus a few days before Christmas,
    so that was a great present to myself! I didn't get a chance to
    crack open the box, though, with all the other merry making and
    relatives visiting, etc.!
    
    By the way - I got the last one from E. U. Wurlitzers in Boston,
    and I called Kurzweil last week, and the the customer service rep
    said that whats out there is it. I wonder why they had a big ad
    for them in a recent Keyboard?
    
    Anyway, if anyone wants to get themselves a late "present", Caruso's
    in New London, CT, has one coming in, and they also have one or
    two of the old 1000 PXs coming in (they were returns to Kurzweil).
    Prices were around $1,295 and $995 respectively. I think Acton Music
    has a PX Plus, and E. U. Wurlitser's in Boston has 1000 PX with
    the A block installed for around $1,295.
    
    I'm glad I finally got one of these!
    
    Bill

    
          Don't drink...
    
          If you must drink, don't get drunk...
    
          If you must get drunk, don't fall down...
    
          If you must fall down, go face first so your badge doesn't show...
    
          But whatever you do, PLEASE DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE!!!!
    
    Edd