Re: [inthenight] Chop Job on Particles & Waves

[Adrian James]

ha ha.  Yeah, good thing is I can keep both versions depending on what mood I'm in.  (Plus, I think my insomnia prompted half of my little projects.) Adrian James Digital Designer Aristotle Web Design 401 West Capitol, Ste. 700 Little Rock, AR 72201 USA www.AristotleWebDesign.com p 501.374.4638 f 501.376.1377 On Jun 9, 2006, at 2:34 PM, cyndi wrote: hehah!   i love the jarring moments on the Particles & Waves record; it's like "oh, you thought you knew where this was going to go, but no!". i tend to really enjoy it when bands throw things out of kilter, and you're left saying "where did that come from?"   but i certainly can see where it could be neat to tone down or eliminate the noisier parts on there, if you are in a certain mood, and/or for sleeping purposes ;)   take care, Cyndi       ----- Original Message ----- From: Adrian James To: inthenight@interactivetoad.com Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 3:13 PM Subject: [inthenight] Chop Job on Particles & Waves It's funny, I had to do a chop job on P&W.  It's so soft-electronic, the "garage band" after Vanishing Point was jarring.  (Not to mention "Every Town" sounds like a different band.  I cut that, too.)  I ended up with this track listing feeling really good.  Give it a try if you are interested and have the software handy.  I think it flows a lot better.  (Also did one of Future songs simply removing the jarring track 8 so I can sleep to it.)  Maybe I was a producer in another life - heh. Actually, I'd post Mp3s of it... but you'll each have to send me a scan of your receipt for the album. ;^D ------ Cranes - Particles & Waves (Adrian's Edit): Particles & Waves Avenue A Vanishing Point (with garage-band ending cut) Far From the City K56 Streams Astronauts Here Comes the Snow (with fade out at 3 minutes removing 30 seconds of the noise - and back in creating a "coda") Light Song ------ Thoughts? Adrian