Aphex Twin Ventolin Townhouse Post Production promo cassette

  bias said:

comparing to the two Ventolin CDs (which are equal to side A and side B of the promo tape), the tracks on the tape are identical to the known versions. (i just checked the waveforms, still have to listen to the tracks.)

Mission failed, guys.

  amni said:

they will not be exactly the same, tape hiss and slight speed difference

talking to you guys is identical to masturbating with a cheese slicer.

they "seem to be identical". is it okay then?

now back to our normally scheduled headache...

  bias said:

talking to you guys is identical to masturbating with a cheese slicer.

mmh.. this sounds interesting...

Yesterday i put aphex random on itunes and this one came up:

Ventolin (Praze-An-Beeble Mix)

Wow, what a creepy track, scary stuff indeed.

If I wanted to "promo" my mastering service, I don't think I would use cassette tapes.

  analogue wings said:

If I wanted to "promo" my mastering service, I don't think I would use cassette tapes.

it was 1995...

rich is a fan of tapes

  PhonicBoyOnDope said:

  analogue wings said:

If I wanted to "promo" my mastering service, I don't think I would use cassette tapes.

 

it was 1995...

  analogue wings said:

If I wanted to "promo" my mastering service, I don't think I would use cassette tapes.

this is usually for reference only, think about the promo VHS tapes.

noone uses VHS in the broadcasting scene, they use beta tapes or digital beta tapes.

(one can find rare broadcast stuff on a beta for huge $$$...)

  analogue wings said:

  PhonicBoyOnDope said:

  analogue wings said:

If I wanted to "promo" my mastering service, I don't think I would use cassette tapes.

 

it was 1995...

 

yea, true dat...

  PhonicBoyOnDope said:

yea, true dat...

yeah baby, true warp in-house promo cassette.

like this true Speedy J one or this Theory Of Evolution one. it's no surprise at all, cassettes are much cheaper than DAT's, especially for reference.