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Re:Some archival Fairlight footage

Archival Fairlight audio

2008-05-06 by Peter Vogel

Having uncovered a large box of audio cassettes from my Fairlight days, I
have now uploaded a lot of mp3 recordings to my website:

http://anerd.com/fairlight/audioarchives/

A few odf these are of unkown origin, so if anyone can provide details I'll
add it the information on the page.

Best wishes,

Peter

Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Archival Fairlight audio

2008-05-06 by Andrew

Thanks, Peter - that's quite an interesting little archive.  And quite fun - 
the New Orleans thing is almost Spinal Tap. :D

I've been wondering what sort of music is being made now by Fairlight owners 
and other people who have Fairlight samples on later instruments.  I wonder 
if we could have a collection of links to Fairlight music from people on 
here?  I'm sure I'm not the only person who'd like to hear what's happening 
with these instruments.

I'm not a Fairlight owner, and I just joined this group out of interest, but 
last year I asked about the Fairlight dog sample and you gave some 
information on Candy, the Australian Selkie, which was interesting.  I've 
used the sample of her on a recording and I also have some strange patches 
incorporating her bark.  The recording I did last year is a bit weird - it's 
a cover of a song by the totally bizarre Anglo/French band Gong.  It may be 
appearing on a Gong tribute thing, so I'll post a link to that if/when it 
does in case it's interesting to hear Candy again.  The piece also includes 
part of Harald Bode's original demo for his infinite phaser, which was sent 
to me by someone who worked with Bode, so it's got some extra historical 
interest.  I'm also thinking about a new piece with Fairlight samples and 
also some sounds I made using a technique developed by Delia Derbyshire. 
Would that interest people on here, or is it off-topic because it's just 
partly Fairlight related and not specifically realized on an actual 
Fairlight?

Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Archival Fairlight audio

2008-05-06 by Jean-Bernard EMOND

Thank Peter !

Très très intéressant !

JB

Le 6 mai 08 à 10:36, Peter Vogel a écrit :
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> Having uncovered a large box of audio cassettes from my Fairlight  
> days, I
> have now uploaded a lot of mp3 recordings to my website:
>
> http://anerd.com/fairlight/audioarchives/
>
> A few odf these are of unkown origin, so if anyone can provide  
> details I'll
> add it the information on the page.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Peter
>  <winmail.dat>

Re: [Fairlight-CMI] Archival Fairlight audio

2008-05-07 by Peter Connelly

Thanks Peter... These are simply FANTASTIC.
Best wishes,
Peter
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On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 9:36 AM, Peter Vogel <peter.vogel@vogelfamily.net> wrote:

Having uncovered a large box of audio cassettes from my Fairlight days, I
have now uploaded a lot of mp3 recordings to my website:

http://anerd.com/fairlight/audioarchives/

A few odf these are of unkown origin, so if anyone can provide details I'll
add it the information on the page.

Best wishes,

Peter


Re: Archival Fairlight audio

2008-05-07 by buchla300

Yes, absolutely. THANKS! 
Superb historic collection
Cheers
David

--- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Connelly"
<peter.yahoogroups@...> wrote:
>
> Thanks Peter... These are simply FANTASTIC.
> 
> Best wishes,
> Peter
> On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 9:36 AM, Peter Vogel <peter.vogel@...>
> wrote:
> 
> >   Having uncovered a large box of audio cassettes from my
Fairlight days,
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> > I
> > have now uploaded a lot of mp3 recordings to my website:
> >
> > http://anerd.com/fairlight/audioarchives/
> >

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