This is some kind of hobby for you?
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> Subject: SS: Re: Coda,s critters
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> Jamie,
> I have to agree about the coolness of insect noises, especially if the
> added touch ups are in place.
> Which is good, seeing how I now have a reptarium in my office/studio so
> any
> mic sampling will probably be accompanied by the sound of crickets from
> now
> on (which happen to be food for my lizards and frogs).
>
> Dave
>
>
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> From: Jamie King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SS: Coda,s critters
> Date: Saturday, July 03, 1999 5:25 AM
>
> Hi,
> Without going into too much detail about the level of laid back chic, that
> Coda achieves - I just wanted to comment on how cool the 'squelchy insect
> and jungle sounds' are. That one sample, or manufactured noise of what
> sounds like a beetle or cricket at the start of the track, really sets the
> mood for the style that SS achieve. I also have to say it,s one of the
> most
> original tracks - as in a style and genre of it,s own, that I have heard
> in
> quite a while. Adam was right about it being a creeper too - it took me
> about 4 or 5 listenings before it started to get under my skin.
> Can,t wait to extend that string section at the end - if this is the
> track
> that is going to be used for the seperate midi file download???
>
> later,
> jamie k
>
>
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