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@ Yerz:  Funny you should mention the idea of playing with more than one Amiga ... we're working on that at the moment.  We're currently working on our stage show with a sound engineer and he has requested that we "split" the Amiga output so that they have more sound control.

So, we're reworking our tracks and they'll be one as the main controller: OctaMed SoundStudio + Scala (images) and a secondary machine acting as a sampler!  We played on a pretty good sound system this weekend with our soundy and he's now asking if running 4 Amigas in parallel would be possible!!!!

Amiga band ... here we come!!

Glas you liked the videos ... more to come over the summer!

How's your Illegal Rave Album doing??

Speak soon,
SA

Yo Yerz,

The third member of our group A12 (our little Amiga 1200) had absolutely no problem opening the .med files!  We have been playing it a lot and it's fantastic!!!!

Have been a bit quiet as we've been busy filming our next "live at home" video (should be ready to go next week!) and preparing our set for tomorrow's VIP 2014 Party (demoscene). 

Will keep you posted.

Bitest,

SA

Hey Rade,

Will email you our MP3s ... to check us out beforehand go to www.paulapowered.com

Nice initiative ... you can count us in as regular listeners!!

Sally Ann & Sylvain

Hey Yerz,

Have taken the time to listen to your tracks ... and well, what can I say ... wonderful, cool, time travelling ... !!

Have also downloaded the med files ... Sylvain wants to see how they're done ... may even inspire a PAULA POWERED song or two!  Would you be OK with that???

Bitest,

Sally Ann

We're up for it! Only 1 hour from Clermont! Will message you our contact details ... In the meantime go to www.paulapowered.com

@ Yerz,

Checked out your Mission Highly Impossible on http://soundcloud.com/yerzmyey/yerzmyey-mission-highly
There's some really good ideas in there ... re. providing you with vocals one day ... Why not!  We record everything in our homestudio ... so ....

As to why I love lo-fi music, it's really quite simple:  During my "well"-spent (rather than mis-spent!!) youth, I went to a lot of underground raves in London, Leeds, Hull, Birmingham, Edinburgh ... and could be found pounding the dancefloors in lycra and white gloves to tracks by people like Spaceballs and others whose names I never knew .... back in the days when Carl Cox was still a puppy and DJs were just shadows behind their machines! 

Would love to hear your rave album done on your A500 ... which sounds like an impressive machine!

Anyways,

Catch ya soon,

SA