#3

Really lovely sounds. Any info on production/sources?

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#4

I think I gave up on genre names a long time ago haha, but I like the sound of that name. Reminded me of Plink Plonk records. Is that phonetic?

#5

I donā€™t know much about how it was made, but am guessing modular might be involved, it sort of sounds like folding oscillators modulating, I could be totally wrong though. I have no idea, and didnā€™t ask either.

I do believe it was created with the label in mind so I think that comes through. As soon as I heard it I loved it. It was also a bundle of similar tracks, with only one not used for the release.

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#6

Sounding ace. Bookmarked for pay day. Playing loud while cooking dinner and this had the kids skittering around the kitchen making pew pew pew noises. So thatā€™s a thumbs up from the under fives I guess :+1:

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#7

haha, thatā€™s hilarious :slight_smile: pew pew pew noise from kids is the best. Glad to hear itā€™s hitting the spot. :nerd_face:

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#8

fantastic sounds :slightly_smiling_face:

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#9

Indeed, itā€™s definitely a favorite for me. looking forward to getting the vinyl come through as well.

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#10

I am sharing a few codes here for those who want to support it this way. I have hundreds so let me know if there is more needed :slight_smile: Obviously if you want to pay for it, then it all helps. If you use one then maybe let chat know so people can know what is left.

Enjoy

dmlf-wqxs (used)
sgpv-ctad
u74h-vluc (used)
xmcs-geax (used)
h8js-3urp (used)
4ubc-cvhn
qwv4-c8pe
fsgq-wr73 (used)
54u7-cdm4 (used)
bewv-wdya

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#11

Thank you! Grabbed fsgq-wr73.

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#12

54u7-cdm4 has been used too. Thanks!

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#13

Too bad the link above doesnā€™t work
because I missed the discussion.
Now Iā€™m really curious about the connection
between the titles and the Employeesā€™
Provident Fund Organisation of India
and their employees.

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#14

All the links seem to be working for me, not sure why they arenā€™t working for you. The discussion has somewhat halted but feel free to reignite itā€¦if you can get the links working.

Now Iā€™m really curious about the connection between the titles and the Employeesā€™ Provident Fund Organisation of India and their employees. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Love it :nerd_face:

#15

Yeah, itā€™s not coming up for me - on a desktop or an iPad.
It says, ā€œOops! That page doesnā€™t exist or is private.ā€

So, going by your reply,
I have to assume that it doesnā€™t have anything to do with the
12-digit code used by the EPFO of certain Indian employees?

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#16

Thanks, I used code dmlf-wqxs

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#17

Ah thatā€™s really helpful, it seems itā€™s only available for me when logged in. Not sure why it would have been put private. I can see anything as to why or how to change that?

And no itā€™s nothing to do with EPFO :slight_smile:

#18

OK, well, Iā€™m logged in and thatā€™s what comes up.
Iā€™ll check back in a few days to see if itā€™s any different.

thanks!

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#19

Grabbed xmcs-gea, thank ya!

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#20

Yeah looks like Lines have removed it for everyone accept me, odd one.

(edited: itā€™s available for Member level up)

#21

Maybe if the exchanges were as interesting as you say they were,
then maybe you can use something like https://itty.bitty.site/edit to copy/paste it,
cause, as of now, I have no idea what a UAN is other than a Universal Account Number -
tho I can see something like that as inspiration in and of itself.
If the intent is to have a moniker thatā€™s as, ummm, ā€œunobtrusiveā€ as possible,
then one could use a specially selected (or not: i.e. ā€œrandomā€) Unicode character,
but that may be not in line with whatever this subject is.

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#22

I can access it fine. But I am unaware of the level needed to access that forum which is maybe the issue for those who cannot see the previous discussion.

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