I seem to be surrounded by them lately and notice them everywhere I look, 80s music videos, walking around town, etc. Especially the vintage synths from the 70s, 80s and 90s. Of course I love my Commodore Amiga computers, that goes without saying. Music trackers forever for me, but alongside Amiga, Synths have taken my heart officially. I don’t understand why the freak I didn’t dip my toes deeper into the world of synthesizers when they’ve literally been around me my entire life?!
I’m already excited about my next album. Speaking of which, I wish to say a big thank you to you all! Many of you from around the world even, have already been enjoying Paradox and its been so touching to see the love for it.





I didn’t expect people to record it onto cassettes and Minidiscs, printing album artwork for it and asking for physical releases. Which to be honest I’m trying to look around to see where’s the best place to sort that out. I think it would be fun at some point to do a limited run of cassettes and CDs.




There’s even been people around the world recording my album onto cassettes!

“I really enjoyed making it and listened to the album while cutting and pasting.I attached photos of it with the walkman I saved up for and lusted after in summer of 1994. The album reminds me of what I would have probably listened to on the flight to Greece that summer and this is exactly how I would have listened to it!” Paul Δ

And not just Paradox, this guy’s also recorded my other albums onto cassette too.


It’s amazing to see cassettes of my music in other people’s tape collections, this just warmed my heart right up 🙂
And elsewhere a Minidisc Of Paradox was recorded 😀

Getting back to Synths for a moment, I’ve been messing around with a few lately and be sure that I have videos upcoming too of a couple.

The thing is, I did sample from synthesizers back in the day but I never thought to mess around with MIDI like I’m doing now. I guess it must have felt a little intimidating for my teenage self to delve deeper into it…Why?!?
Where as now my curiosity causes me to dive into it to the point where I’m swimming in synthesizers. Clearly I had it low key strong attraction to them because I got my Yamaha Reface DX in 2017 and immediately picked up ADSR and Synthesis so quickly. It goes to show when you have that passion for something, it just flows out, sometimes too quick for you.
There’s something else that arrived today, a gift from a regular here, Paul Jackson, who sent me this cute Amiga Sound Enhancer unit. I’m excited about trying this and seeing how it sounds, if I do like the enhancement effects of it, then who knows, it may be used on my Amiga MOD creations on my future album.

I wish to finish off by saying a big thank you once again, to ALL of you for showing your love and appreciation for my album ‘Paradox’. I really wasn’t expecting comments like these nor people recording my music. I’m really touched! 🙂
If you haven’t checked out Paradox yet, then please check it out here:
Also, if you’ve not yet watched my recent video on the creation and recording of ‘Paradox’ you can find that here:
Edit: Bob from RetroRGB has also posted a blog entry about Paradox, check it out here:
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