From solenoid Sent Tue, Jan 5th 1999, 02:39
From solenoid Sent Tue, Jan 5th 1999, 02:39
I think it is really cool of Brinkmann to go around showing people how to do this rhythmic popping of the runout groove, rather than keeping his ideas secretive. Same should be happening for cd-skipping, imo. For instance, it wuld be useful to know the bpm of the average cd-data-word-skip. If you programmed a track in that bpm, you could make the cd skip and get some tracky stuff....as well as know what speed to mix vinyl in at...Maybe I'll try this tonight... solenoid On Mon, 4 Jan 1999, Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks wrote: > Joanisse, Robert wrote: > > > <snip>speaking of locked grooves... when thomas brinkmann was in my city > > he > > showed some of the guys at a local store how to use a razor to cut up > > the last groove on a record into a lock groove. it's actually pretty > > easy. > > yes, Mr. Brinkmann definitely has his ways with the razor :)He goes into > this indepth in the interview with him up on > http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition It was fascinating > (on my part, at least ;) ) speaking with him about his scalpel-wielding. > Funny, thing: I was playing a Brinkmann track on vinyl on > my radio show and the guy after me, when I explained about > Brinkmann using razors and the like to literally *carve* his sounds, > got all worried that the needle that had just played a Brinkmann > record was going to be all screwed up and he wouldn't be able > to use that turntable (that had just played a Brinkmann record) > during his show! Andrew > >