Tuning List Down

Sorry!!!!

As I'm sure some of you noticed, the list was down for a significant
amount of time. The reason for this is that I left Mills back in June,
and I no longer really regularly check my mail here, as my life has moved on.
My successor at Mills is not interested in continuing with the listserver.

It is time to start to arrange to move the list. I will provide all of
the support I possibly can to whomever decides to take it over - it would
be best to be moved to another list server running listproc 6.0, or listserv,
if possible. I will even help get the listserver compiled and running (but
not maintain it) if that is necessary.

If you have any ideas, please send the mail to my new address, madole@dnai.com.

Dave

>From: Neil Haverstick
>
> The first review that I've seen of the tuning CD appeared in the new
>Westword mag this week...log onto www.westword.com, and look for reviews
>by Michael Roberts. I'd be curious to see what you folks think of what
>he had to say...Hstick (PS...WW is a Denver based paper)
>

IMHO Stephen James Taylor's piece was the best one on the cd, so I can't
agree with the reviewer's opinion.

John Loffink
jloffink@pdq.net
http://freeweb.pdq.net/jloffink
The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site