Audio test

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This is just a test to see if I can get audio to play in the blog. The tune is one I have been working on that takes an 8 second sample, provided by the now defunct audio portion of www.whiplax.com, and I select smaller millisecond pieces of the sample, stretch, reverse and otherwise mangle and then create tonal instruments, rhythm and textures/pads and then use these to compose the tune.

Eventually I hope to include some sounds as well as video on the site so that you can get an even better idea how happy our lives are with Jonah in them.


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Anonymous said…
Whiplax.com is still alive and happening. You can check out the One Sample Project there. I don't think I ever received your submission. I'd be more than happy to add your song to the playlist. It's a great track by the way.

Thanks,
~Jeremy

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August 1, 2007 at 11:15 AM
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