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there's a paninaro amiga cover that was made in 1989 that has some surprisingly clean vocal samples

aw it's not here

actually I think my brain is throwing errors trying to comprehend it!

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lol i'm going to make the oneliner fucking SOCIOLOGICAL before i'm done,.

it's interesting. noise is CONTEXT.

you would think the second one, correctly. but do think about why.

Lol

would you think "wow that's an amazing, transgressive industrial track" or would you think "that's just very low-quality, improperly filtered samples"

there you go, you know the stuff. now if i did a tracker song with my own samples (TO AVOID COPYRIGHT LAW) and they were hissy, beacuse i recorded them in my garage

sometimes it' sjust shitty background :>

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sometimes the noise is the point...

I remember there being one bizarre module from 1989

...indeed as you say how it was sometimes pretty much done in a car park, or ironically against the Berlin wall

Kup: i read an interesting book "Assimilate: A Critical History Of Industrial Music" by A. Reid (he was in the good goth band ThouShaltNot), he wrote a lot about early industro recording and...

if tracker stuff sounded bad it was (i suppose) either bc the sound had been crunched down (Hz loss) or issues like "click on loop" where the sample just wasn't done right

I think on their first release they actually went into a factory and just recorded the sounds there to use as samples lol

trackers were just doing the stuff you had to do previously with physical tape, or synth loops in tiny RAM

Because of the crusty protracker sound

i put your name on it.

Yeah there was so much tracker speedcore being Churned out around that time that it was nicknamed "Cheapcore"

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