Merci Monsieur Conrardy pour toutes ces sonorités merveilleuses et pour votre travail fabuleux! Je continuerai à penser à vous chaque fois que j'irai chercher un son dans les étoiles!
We will miss you, TIM
R.I.P.
This memorial was created to remember Tim Conrardy who was born on March 25, 1957 and passed away on February 28, 2009. He touched many people's lives, particularly with his music and sounds. He was a resident of northern California for the last 30 years, but through the internet he had an impact far beyond that area. His online presence at Tim's Atari Midi World has many examples of his music and helpful articles, and his large collection of sounds reflects his extreme talent and will continue to be a well-used resource for musicians. When his passing was announced on www.kvraudio.com it generated 22 pages of condolences and thoughts from around the world within less than a day, including numerous mentions of his unfailing cheerfulness and helpfulness. There are additional postings and threads here and here, with songs written and software released in his memory. His recent co-workers created a summary of his sound-designing career.. If Tim touched your life, please share your thoughts here by leaving candles, condolences, and memories.
Latest Condolences
| Eric O'Mara | Thank you |
| nukem empire | dear tim |
dear tim, may be your body is gone, may be you are not physicaly present, but i am sure, your soul goes on and on, like my falcon 030.
thanks for all tips, inspiration and love.
nukem empire
| Randy Allred | My old friend Tim |
I just learned of Tim's passing when I tried to e-mail him. Thanks for creating this site.
Tim was my best friend in grade school and junior high here in Washington state. We had many great childhood adventures! (And hello to David and the rest of Tim's family!) We started playing guitar at the same time, and had a blast learning and jamming together.
After Tim's family moved away, we fell out of contact for many years. Then a couple of years ago, Tim found me on the Internet. We caught up and shared some creative things we'd done since last seeing rach other. We'd planned to do some musical collaboration over the Internet in the future.
When Tim contacted me after all those years, I could see he was still the nicest guy, never a trace of malice or guile, always kind, always creative. We need more folks like Tim in the world, so sad to see him gone from us. But his memory leaves me with a good feeling.
--Randy
Bellingham, WA
| Patbo | Timbo it's Christmas Time. |
Some how TIM, being back in the Bay Area is not the same this year without our every year get together. You are so deep in my heart and thoughts , especially this time of year. My prayers for your parents, for your brothers and sisters, and center family. Mostly I pray and send my love to Diane and Christina at this special time.
I miss you every day, and your music WILL NOT go forgotten......Your reward comes in Heaven and your music shall flourish long after we are all gone.....
You touched so many ives, there is not a single corner of this earth that you did not touch someones life through your music, spirit, kindness , soul and heart.....
Bless you TIMBO, I miss you but rejoice that you are in the heavens above watching over all of us, and that one day you and our loved ones will all be together again.
I will have to wait, but I look for you invert cloud formation I see.
Your brother in music,
Patbo -out-
| mark fassett | condolence |
I only knew Tim because of his online Atari site (he helped me in my Falcon days) and for one free form live musical collaboration we did together (along with others). It was put together by Rick Escobar.
I just found some video files of a few of the pieces we did...
http://www.particlesalad.com/video/uno.mov
http://www.particlesalad.com/video/dos.mov
http://www.particlesalad.com/video/tres.mov
http://www.particlesalad.com/video/quattro.mov
Enjoy...
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