Dont see how it can be anything other than a robot Francis, its been used at all times of the day and night and ive never known it give a wrong answer. Cant see how a human could achieve that.
No idea how it does it but its pretty cool Cheers BT --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So Davy, whadya reckon - human or robot? > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: 19 July 2007 16:10 > > > > that phone service is mental > > > > Ive had people at my house with mixes on whilst we > chat/drink > > etc and only find out at the end of a mix that > someone has > > used it to id about 6 tracks from a mix - only for > me to tell > > them that > > > > 1: I have all the tracks if they had asked > > 2: I can get a tracklist > > 3: its a bought mix and the cover is next to the > CD player > > > > the amount of money that people must waste on that > service, > > but if it keeps it there for when its needed then > I guess its > > not wasted. > > > > To get this back on topic someone used it to id > that Divina > > track that was bootlegged recently when I was > playing the record > >
