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Module name : awaiting dusk
Module type : Impulse Tracker 2.07 IT 2.00
Module length: 46 patterns
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18 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +100 +16 P80 01
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1b 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +00 Pff 1e
1c 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +00 Pff 1f
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2d 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 00 00 +000 +00 Pff 30
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>
> here's the song everyone (except everyone except chuckb who's the only
> one that'd heard it :) ) has been waiting for. phunky phat house. well,
> it's my first released song in this style (i have another approx. 6 min
> house track lying around waiting to be fixed up for probable future
> release) but then again, maybe my next few songs'll all be a first in a
> particular style, since i don't quite have a bulky discography yet. :)
> this one's exactly 6 minutes, and,.. i like it. :)
>
> i started implementing panning, but the horrible facts of panning were a
> force greater than my will to keep this song from being released into the
> big world yet another month, which you'd be aware of, if you've used
> panning before: namely, the fact that stuff sounds louder on certain
> amounts to any particular "side" (not sure if this is a phenomenon only
> present on wavetable cards, but i had a similar and very annoying thing
> on my pas16); also the fact that it basically sounded quite crap compared
> to how it is now (ie. w/o panning :) ) (mostly for the previous
> "phenomenon" i guess); and also if i did implement full panning, i'd want
> to do a proper job, eg., have lead instruments have their echos on the
> opposite side, etc., since otherwise there's no use doing it - it sounds
> better w/o :)
>
> anyway it's certainly my best song to date, and i hope to carry on this
> standard (be it with "commercial", already-developed styles of music, or
> stuff more on the experimental side, which i don't consider particularly
> any less good), in the future. and i DO have stuff already planned
> for the future, so get ready to don that generic "necros" search-spec
> on the hornet ha4 search proggie to replace with "turrican" in the
> very near future! :)
>
> blahblah...
>
> anyway, i guess some thankses / hellos to some people are in order..
> (since i've never really done this sorta crap before, and maybe won't
> for some time ;) )
>
>
> all on #trax; if the list of people on #trax on particular days is
> anything to go by, i don't think i could write all the
> people that i know in that list w/o increasing this song's
> size considerably :)
>
> chuckb; for giving me some advice on things (re. this song of course),
> mostly "abstract" sort of ideas, which i really should listen to
> and USE - maybe in my next song eh?! :) (i wasn't really in a
> stage of this song where i could actually to a great extent do
> anything he said, if ya know what i mean...)
>
> umm, umm.. err..
>
> everyone i know; :)
>
> blackartist prism mistix revenge caliban countzero ranger ozone ... ;
>
> and maybe particular trax'ers and/or leeto .au people :)
>
> astrid; mickrip; yannis; legend; firelight; blackfox;
>
> YOU, if you should be here, or just for having taken the time to acquire
> / listen to this song :)
>
>
> i'm not one to fill my songs with this sort of bollocks, but there it
> is. my first "big" song so i guess it's, in a way, fitting. (bah.. :) )
>
> well, i hope you're not consecrating any of your attention to this
> crap instead of listening to this here phat tune playing! :)
>
>
> and of COURSE, if you like this song, or just want to email me about
> anything, my address is on the f3 page, but that account'll be disabled
> till feb'96 or so, so if it's really urgent (i can't think what it'd
> be :) ) just meet me on neato.org #trax or something.
>
>
> well, bye for now,
>
>
> - daniel lo presti (aka turrican)
>
> - december fourth, '96
> .

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