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Site contents:-

About Ron Berry...

Online CD shop for my Electronic Music

Synthesiser adventures...

Acoustic Modelling Section....

Related links...

E-mail me... ron@ron-berry.co.uk

There are many sound clips featured in this web site in MP3 and WMA format. The old lo-fi dial-up compatible clips will be replaced gradually by much better quality versions.


General site information...

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A web site promoting the unique electronic music of Ron Berry; an English musician who builds and designs his own synthesisers and recording equipment.

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Site last updated January 2010
Web site design by Ron Berry 2002

News...January 2010.

Free Native Instruments Reaktor 4 digital versions of my original acoustic modelling patches....
REAKTOR PATCHES... String.zip (32KB, Gong.zip (61KB), Brass.zip (17KB, Wind.zip (36KB).

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Online CD Shop 2009...

All my Electronic Music CD’s can be purchased online directly from this web site in CD form using the Paypal system. Most credit and debit cards are accepted by Paypal as well as money transfers from bank accounts. Full details can be found in the CD shop section. Alternatively my CDs can also be obtained from the on-line retailers listed on the related links page.

Welcome to the new home for my electronic music web site. Previously it has been hosted at www.ronberry.freeuk.com since 2002. The move to another web site host with far more web space and better more modern facilities will give me plenty of opportunities to improve the site under my own domain name.
The plan is to update the site gradually, improve sound clips sound quality, image quality and add extra content and facilities.
Please note also that my e-mail address has also changed to ron@ron-berry.co.uk

NEW FREE ALBUM...
Album 12 is now finished and is available in the CD section for free download in MP3 format. It’s called “Entropy” and I’m offering it for the time being as a kind of free sampler album. The tracks are representative of my more melodic sequencer based accessible style and not the more wildly experimental things I’ve done from time to time.

Why MP3? Well they say the CD is dead. They’re right! CD sales certainly have plummeted everywhere replaced by the convenience of internet downloads. Personally I’m not a great fan of MP3. After spending many hundreds of hours producing nice jucy 24bit quality masters I would certainly prefer to release my tracks at a higher sound quality than CD rather than a lower one. So with MP3 it’s tough for me to take what the hefty compression encoding does to my hard work. But I need to get my music out there so for the time being this album is available only as MP3. At least it’s far better than cassettes (remember them?) and the MP3s are encoded at 320Kbits/sec which is the highest rate normally used on the internet.