#21

I too have received it! I’ve not opened it yet because I want to record that process for potential use in my track but don’t have time to start until my work deadline passes (which is this coming Monday!)

Thank you!

#22

Love this idea!

And thanks for the updates everybody!

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#23

Received mine yesterday and already have some good ideas flowing. Excited to be a part of this.

#24

Checking if everybody got their vinyl in the meantime.
@onewayness, @Peksy, @Oneven and @Joule did you receive yours?

#25

Yes! Really looking forward to doing this. Thanks again!

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#26

I did indeed! Planning to get to work soon.

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#27

A yes here too…mangling away!

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#28

For various reasons I will most likely be working on my reversioning at the end of July… hope that’s not too late?

#29

Just thought of a cool use for the vinyl. I have this little photoresistor vca circuit and it could be cool to try to physically make the vinyl block light (maybe by attaching a string and spinning it).

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#30

Thanks everybody for the updates!

Not quite sure what you have in mind, but whatever it is, it sounds cool! :slight_smile:
Keep us updated!

#31

Progress is ok here, have a track mostly laid out and ideas how to reshape it a little and thicken it up in places…definitely need a few more sessions…

#32

Yup, sorry for the delay.

#33

and… we have a first submission! Thanks @Zedkah for your track!

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#34

Second one is in! Thanks @DoS!

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#35

Will have mine in in a week or less!

#36

you can do it. Its a great project. loved the original lp.

#37

3 more coming in! Thanks @onewayness, @sunbeamer and @Peksy!

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#38

Due to work and life mine will be down to the wire, but I’ll get it done! :slight_smile:

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#39

If anybody feels inclined to share their process here in the thread, please do so!

I can do that!

I ended up using the track ‘Lullaby’. I started by recording the entire track off the vinyl. I then time-stretched and did some spectral processing to the results, and split that into 4 segments, which are panned across the stereo field and weave in and out throughout the track. The original track is in there very low in the mix as well. I did some messing about with the needle in the runout groove, which I used to create a glitchy percussive little noise loop. And then I also created a granular & delay-based patch in VCVRack, which I ‘played’ by needle dropping into random sections of the track to create little fluttery bursts. And then the whole lot is run through a tape simulator for some wow and flutter and pseudo-tape saturation.

Look forward to hearing what everyone else has come up with!

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#40

Thanks a lot for sharing your process @onewayness!

Reminder

Yesterday was the deadline. If anybody is like 90% done by just needs that little extra time to finish, please get in touch with me. We won’t be super strict about it as long as it’s just a matter of a couple of days. After that we will consider the project closed and will start to think how to put it all together!

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