From jstevens Sent Sun, Jun 14th 1998, 06:14
From jstevens Sent Sun, Jun 14th 1998, 06:14
Anybody know any other ways to vary the length of the skip? Would drawing thicker or thinner lines on the CD make a difference? I'm really enjoying all these posts and i've been collecting sound bites from a variety of old CD's. Maybe i'll just look in the $1 bin at a few used CD stores, finally a good use for some of that crap. >From the sound of it others have also enjoyed making their CDs do naughty things, anybody have any recomendations as far as which CD's they've plundered/mutilated the most? I've really found great stuff in a few old crappy Drum and Bass compilations not to mention one or two electroacoustic CD's. Screwing up these old CDs has been really inspiring for me... > I found a Dumb Type (Japanese dance troupe) CD in the bin at my dad's > work that had dried dirty water on the bottom surface .. and it has a > really interesting effect on playback .. the skips are quite smaller > than normal "scratch skipping" , making for a much more interesting > listen .. > > Tim. > <Jon>m