The Synth Britannia was part of a series of the documentaries made for BBC 4. Also in the series was Punk & Prog Britannia, which maybe of interest to some people. While somewhat enjoyable, I found the self-congratolatory, "Britain as the centre of the creative universe" tone the films had kind of a...

I see what your getting at. Don't get me wrong, I like techno, especially the early Detroit stuff. It's just not something I hear a lot of these days, not going to clubs and raves as much as I use to. Of course, a big trancey lead its going to ruin a track like this. But maybe something subtle, the ...

Very nice. Hardly amateur!

Maybe you could add some kind of lead or riff? I could be missing the point though...

Who says Germans have no sense of humor? This is hilarious!

I found the Waldorf Microwave XT really aggressive and filters are some of the best I've heard in the digital realm. It's the jackbooted skinhead of the synth world.

I have a Sequential Circuits MAX, its a little broken,noisy and covered in rust. Still, It uses the same CEMs found in some old upright video games, so it does those kinds of effects well. I don't have a Defender machine to hand, but I'm sure it sounds the same.

Dealing with space6oy was a great, paid when he said he would and is an all round nice guy.

plikestechno bought a module too and was a pleasure to deal with.

His Patch editor is pretty fantastic, I was going to sell mine, but then reconsidered. I can see the market for PG's dropping considerably once these things become more widespread.

I don't know how they compare, but I'd be all over this if I had the cash ready:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Studio-Electronics- ... 892wt_1141

Thats about 1500 under what you'd pay for the real thing, I reckon.

On the first page of this post back in 2005, Mr Rich mentioned a Roy Harrison of West Yorkshire, UK. Does anyone know if Roy is still available? Also are his contact details correct?