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ebay flood

Snapshots of a flood in Ohio, looks like from the '50s, (re)posted from Ebay by Bill Schwarz. This apocalyptic shot suggests World War II devastation and/or Max Ernst's Europe After the Rain, with a few unfortunate jpeg artifacts. I tweaked the contrast in the quest for ultimate artiness (and so you can see it better).

- tom moody 9-22-2005 9:09 am [link] [2 comments]



"Two Inch Nails" [mp3 removed]. Continuing what seems to be a micro-industrial theme. I had written a controller curve that made the mid-range percussion build and lapse in complexity a couple of times, but the MIDI learn went haywire and those "wah wah" sweeps with the cutoff filter in this version were completely accidental. I didn't notice the difference till after I posted it; I went back to the master file and fiddled with some settings to "fix" it, and now I can't duplicate the wah wah exactly. So this file is unique. Who said machines were about precision?

- tom moody 9-21-2005 9:52 pm [link] [2 comments]