News: August 2026...

This web site exists to promote my electronic music and my unique self designed and and built equipment that I’ve mainly used to create it.  All albums, previously released on various media,  are now available for sale on this site as CDs or high quality FLAC & MP3 downloads, using Paypal.

 

I hope you find something of interest here musically, technically or even historically.

 

  Best wishes,

 

            Ron.

Site designed & maintained by Ron Berry, 1st posted 2002;     last updated August  2026.

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REAKTOR DIGITAL ACOUSTIC MODELLING PATCHES...  String.zip (32KB, Gong.zip (61KB), Brass.zip (17KB,  Wind.zip (36KB). See acoustic modelling section for details of what these free patches contain.

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

Cherry Red Records  release “Close to the Noise Floor” is still available from them. It’s a very impressive and massive 60 track 4 CD compilation exploring the origins of electronica in the UK. There’s a track of mine on CD3.
Where Dark Forces meet  was part of a boxed set of 8 Vinyl LPs released by VOD RECORDS called “British Cassette Culture Recordings”. It was my first  album  released on the “Flowmotion” label and is still available as single LP purchase. Here’s the link to it... Where Dark forces Meet Vinyl LP.

Being away from home so much in 2025 has created a big backlog of things and work commitments to attend to. Now I’m back here most of the time things are once again slowly progressing and I have some music completed. For anyone who might be interested I hope to post a further album on this site soon.  It will be mostly in the style of my recent releases; which are loosely based around synthesiser ‘soundscapes’, once more popular in the early days of the synthesiser.  One of the great strengths of the synthesiser is its ability to create a huge variety of interesting sounds to work with from the gentle to the dramatic. I’ve always found this hard to resist. I know this will limit its appeal but at least it will be less attractive to pirating.

I’ve used Paypal for payment transfers since the start of this website in 2002. Unfortunately recently they have changed so much of the way they operate. They are phasing out the old style shop buttons and replacing them with newer ‘higher security’ coded ones. This means I will have to reconfigure my catalogue of CDs and downloads for the new system before too long. The old buttons will work for the time being but they will be replaced as time goes on with the newer more plain looking ones hopefully before Paypal makes them obsolete!