At 04:03 PM 10/5/2000 -0500, atomly wrote:
quoted 16 lines On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 09:09:48PM +0000, Arnold Layne wrote:>On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 09:09:48PM +0000, Arnold Layne wrote:
> > Right on. Vinyl is cool if you don't care about preserving your music. I
> > mean every time you play a record, you are basically erasing it little by
> > little. When I buy vinyl, I play it once into my computer and then
> Burn it
> > to CD-R and file the vinyl away in a safe place. That's all it's really
> > good for it seems, to collect. Because it wears out so easily.
>
>One of my brother's friends came over the day and tried telling me
>something about how you can take two records and play them at the same
>time. He said something about "the ones and the twos" or something like
>that. He said he was a deejay (I don't know what radio station he works
>for) so I guess he might know what he's talking about, but I'm not sure.
>
>Anybody know anything about this? If this is true, maybe I can use my
>records for something other than storing them.
nah. most of these "deejays" just crossfade songs, meaning they let one
song start as another one ends. such things can be easily accomplished
using ceedees.
of course, i've heard of an elusive bunch that actually utilize the record
*player* as an instrument, although these are mostly mythological creatures.
cheers,
/derek
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