 | | 47 products found for software in CDs !EGM~$(KGrHqUOKj8E0vBj+H66BNR8VJsELQ~~_6.JPG?set_id=89040003C1) | |  | Cave features the Software "team" of Billy Byte and Michael Weisser composing and Steve Totenberg performing. It is a fairly weak effort. It is standard fare autonomic electronica. There is very little originality and no emotion. It sounds like... |  | Life in the e-music community is full of irony. In most cases, Software (Michael Weisser) would be the performer who needed detailed liner notes to explain the concept and purpose of an album. The liner notes for Software-Visions are auf Deutsch --... |  | Composers: Peter Megener; Michael Weisser.Recording information: Software-Electronic Studio.Arrangers: Peter Megener; Michael Weisser; Peter Mergener.Life in the e-music community is full of irony. In most cases, Software (Michael Weisser) would be... |  | Past-Present-Future, Vol. 1 is a collection of "the best music" from three Software CD's plus three new tracks. Michael Weisser and Peter Mergener chose tracks that represent the confusion caused by the vanishing of traditional logic and structure as... |  | The Software "team" is merely an extension of Michael Weisser and Peter Mergener. And, regardless of how Weisser states it, the "team," at least on this album, is nothing more than a poor clone of Klaus Schulze. Syn-Code: Symphony for Computer and... |  | Fortunately, Past-Present-Future, Vol. 2 is. Like its predecessor, available as a cut-out. This is a great CD but Software - Michael Weisser and Peter Mergener -- should have packaged volumes 1 and 2 as a double CD set. They pulled tracks from the... |  | Software: Peter Mergener, Michael Weisser (various instruments). | | Space Design: Software Soundscapes [Remix] is actually a strong effort from the Software team of Michael Wiesser and Peter Mergener. While much of their electronica is formulaic and basic, this set has something extra. Mergener performed all of the... | | Peter Mergener and Michael Weissner's "sequel" to 1987's Chip-Meditation is still enamored of Klaus Schulze-style dreamscapes, but is able to find its own way amongst plunging synth melodies and top-end touches of keys and the occasional burst of... |
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