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NEW!
CPUWAR return for a remix contest with tracks to appear on
reissue of unreleased EP!
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The "Technical Violence" EP
was relegated to the remaining hard drives that had downloaded it
sometime almost 10 years ago, either with CPUWAR sound terrorists B DOWNLOAD: "Here
is the sample pack with the original Fast Tracker 2.09 .xm tracker
module that shows all the programming of the individual
samples/instruments in the old DOS based tracker. Not that anyone has
DOS anymore, but people can open it in modern trackers like Renoise if
they want to tweak from the original program of the song. For everyone
else, inside the ZIP is the full-length track-by-track breakdown of the
song saved in high-res VBR mp3 which can be converted by users to WAV or
AIFF or whatever they want and sliced/diced from there. The tracks
are un-mastered in their original raw sequenced state. Because of the
limitations of the old DOS tracker, we would program/sequence inside DOS
and then export track by track like this to Cool Edit inside Win98 and
then add afx to the tracks, compressors, reverbs, etc as well as mixing
the multi-track down from there. So the remixers will have to add afx to
the raw samples from the sample pack....shouldn't be a big deal but when
you listen to the tracks they are still DOS lo-fi originals, just wanted
to make sure you knew why!" |
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and M61, or on the other side of Canada on current D-TRASH admin
SCHIZOID's computer.