this is really cool. i haven't had time to catch up on all the songs lately. glad this did not slip away. and on g3 yet. cool choice of famous voice samples all themed. clever.

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I did this a long time ago while playing around with PT free. Used and still use it as a demo for my audio production students manly cause it has about a thousand regions in it and heavy use of the effects and mixing section of PTFree. Glad you like it.

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Nicely done, I love the beat! Keep it up!

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I'm glad you dug this.

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apparently i have to study up on how to leave a review. spewed my positive thoughts here last nite, but now they're gone. ?

"Isn't the recording process and what It has captured an amazing thing?"
ABSOLUTELY. you did a great job stringing these bits of historical sound snippets into a cool piece. is that YOU on What Ya Got to Say? the driving beat is excellent - the BOUNCE/BUTCHER repeats a nice touch. enjoyed your creation! anne


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I'm glad you stopped by and commented. Not me on this but some un-named artist from a really old loop disc I took in trade for a job I did for a doctor about 8 years ago.

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Yes, it is remarkable that we can still listen to the voice of people who aren't here any more. Actually hearing a voice is more direct than reading it on paper, sometimes second hand.

I enjoyed this collage. Coolness.

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At the beginning of my audio production course, I hold up a CD and tell my students that it is a time machine. On the disc is the record of what happened in my studio last month or last week or last year or ten years ago.
I had occasion to take a tape that was made by my grandfather back in 1949 and transfer it to CD a few years ago. When I heard his voice on the tape I could smell him ... yes literally smell him. It was a time trip for me.
I became interested in radio and television and the recording process because it was and remains magic to me.

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