So,
If you
heard a 12'' that rinsed, but it appeared that the producer had used recycle
(which would be near impossible to tell, cos it might have been another program
such as Sound Forge or Wavesurgeon or Wavelab etc) you
wouldn't think less of the tune, would you???
I know
that Recycle is a bit overpriced considering WS is only about �20 etc,
but it went a long way towards defining D+B as a music form with the
break editing skills that erupted from within the scene halfway thru the
nineties, given that so many great tunes have been produced with it. Its
useful same as anything else that helps you make a cool tune and for people who
use Reason, i guess its pretty handy too.
2p
Dan
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Subject: [dnb-prod] Re: ReCycle
what is the problem with recycle does anyone know
Its a wack ass program.
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