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Wed, 9 Jun 1999 02:32:10 -0400
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Re: (idm) Re: the Amen break
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quoted 7 lines Either way, Amen's clearly not dead (frankly I'm getting more sick of>> Either way, Amen's clearly not dead (frankly I'm getting more sick of >> hearing the fucking Sonic Decimator than certain breaks, and yes that's a >> direct Kid 606 stab). > >i'm pretty damn tired of hearing that Thonk program, actually. Gets old >quick like a bastard, considering I've only recognized its use by three >people (Lesser, Kim Cascone, & We).
I dunno, just got Thonk 0+2 from Tom Erbe's site (http://shoko.calarts.edu/~tre/CompMusMac/), it gives you 10 more options: Pentathon Shepard Dis Octaves stretch to 1 minute Octaves stretch to 5 minutes Plain stretch to 1 minute Plain stretch to 5 minutes Flash Slack ztochast!k=akadem!k wank (a bit of self-deprecating humour never hurts) along with yr classic Flowing/Hectic algorithms. You have to admit, use by Kim Cascone, Lesser & We doesn't exactly count for 'played out', but yeah, I've seen that one around since 1992, it's a bit old & a compositional sham anyways. People should should get more into coding their own DSP's (thank fucking god for MSP/Pluggo, can't cane it 'nuff...). It's crazy cause stuff like basic Akai Timestretching still fills my eyes+ears w/wonder...
quoted 7 lines 'Fuck it, if it sounds good,> 'Fuck it, if it sounds good, >> use it'. I think in the long run it'd be more pretentious to avoid using >> it... -Våt > >Absolutely. You should hear my shit from when I was avoiding >four-on-the-floor like the plague. Actually, you shouldn't, it's all >total wank crap.
Right, when you went back to 4/F it was a breath of fresh air, like getting back together with the only girlfriend you were actually in love with... -Våt ____________________ Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge PO BOX 382864. Cambridge, MA 02238 http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket/index.html