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Tortoise drum sounds

not sure if anyone else out there listens to tortoise but i was wondering how these guys get there drum sounds (amazing stuff!). some of the stuff is real drums but sounds almost electronic. they record at John McEntire's (one of the members of tortoise) Soma Studios in Chicago.

dont expect too many replies here but if any1 out there has any ideas...

thanku

22 Performers in 8 Countries creating 56 audio tracks, O

It all started as a stupid idea on a bulletin board. And now it is completed. The "Independent Artist Coalition", as we chose to call our rag-tag gang of 22 performers from all over the planet (8 countries) joining virtual hands and by MP3 technology collaborated on one song, a unity-song for this beaten up world we live in.

Mixfest songs - technical details needed

Received my CDR with Blatchford files yesterday. Got it delivered at my porch by the postman on the motorcycle (I live in a remote village on an island). As he realized, while handing me the letter, that it came from the USA, he rushed to wash his hands and then speedily disappeared :D .

Just curious, I'll enjoy mixing it anyway.

Predrag

Embracing Sound Experience

Hello everybody,

I thought I'd make my precence known while letting you know about the new stereo system that's out there.

I had the chance to listen to it at the LLB-exhibition here in Sweden and it's everything they say it is.

The ESE guys will be at the AES show in NY so if you're planning to go, do yourself a favour and listen to it.

can you use CD-RW for audio?

does anyone know if you can use a re-writeable CD (CD-RW) for creating audio CD's? when i'm working on a mix i like to check it on several different systems. it seems like a waste however to sacrifice a complete CD for a single tune each time i want to do this. is it possible to use CD-RW media to create an audio CD that is readable by a consumer CD player?

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