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Hi Simon and the rest of the Midronome team!

Have you thought about contacting YouTuber Ricky Tinez? He constantly talks about the E-RM Multiclock and praises it but he's always complaining about the high price.

I think this would be a great opportunity to get him to talk about Midronome and why it's a great solution for someone that wants tempo stability without breaking the bank. He also works for Novation and he's quite respected in the audio/synth community.

I just thought you'd want to know about him if you didn't already. He seems cool and would probably want to talk about Midronome. I sent him a message but it's probably best if you contact him too.

Here are a few of his videos where he talks about the E-RM Multiclock

Vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqNOML5nbEE
Vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qWKrzCnZt8

-Carlos N (VenC)

hey carlos, i love ricky. such a cool dude. i guess it would be too late for the kickstarter, but could give further boost, if he likes it.

Thank you so much Carlos for the suggestion, you're not the first one who has mentioned Ricky

Awesome that you contacted him directly, thank you! And I had no idea he was working at Novation

Truth is I contacted Ricky about a year ago - he was literally the first influencer I got in touch with. The project was still in development back then and we did not even have a decent website. So Ricky said he was not interested. (cannot blame him, the first time I just gave him that pretty ugly brochure that did not really present the device in its best angle )

But I contacted him again last month and this time he was much more into it

As I understood he is on board, but like most popular influencers he has a very busy schedule and said he would not be able to do anything for the campaign. Hopefully this gets funded and then we can send him a device for him to review