Wibbles

Is it to make them go away as quickly as possible?

Many people feel a bit of hiss and crackle can give music more of a vibe. Hip Hop sample packs quite often have loops of vinyl hiss and crackle to add a bit of dirt back into otherwise over-clean beats, The real test would be a random double blind test of a pristine vinyl version and a well-mastered CD version of the same album. If you are interested in a bit of light reading, there are some articles here on vinyl and CD comparisons and in the differences in the way they are often mastered: https://productionadvice.co.uk/?s=vinyl

It's a shame that Morrissey is such an unbearable tosser nowadays. Not that he wasn't always a bit of a tosser.

I prefer the first version. Or is it just a really shitty quality upload of the electric version.

Better for skinning-up on.

Cat, pussycat, beaver.

Cakewalk users, me included, are reliant on the goodwill of a billionaire. That's a formula for success.

I can go both left and right. I mostly stick to going left though, because although two wrongs don't make a right, three lefts do.

Parcel is still sitting forgotten like a pining Squarepants.

No matter how hard I tried to look after my vinyl ...

Parcels established near internal staircase.

Continued unknown ********* theory.

Suspicion is never ending puzzle.

You might want to look five posts above yours.

Potential encounter not intended sexual.

... no, I don't count sheep.

This is what I see when I close my eyes:

If they have a green head and blue hands, then more likely a Lear character. I'm not sure whether they go sailing in kitchen implements.

Perhaps you should ask him whether he's willing to lend you his.

I just took in a couple of parcels for a neighbour across the street (whom I've never met). I'm not sure whether the name on the package is the intended recipient or the contents, but it's: JUMBLY GRINDROD I have no idea whether that's a male or a female, or a multi-attachment vibrator.

Another great plug in for ambient/spacey sounds is Diffusion by Surreal Machines. Also it's currently on sale for €25 instead of €49. "DIFFUSE is inspired by classic hardware delay and reverb effects from the 1970’s and 1980’s. It takes a Surreal Machines look at the frontier between delays and reverbs. DIFFUSE is an analog/digital hybrid - an analog modeled delay fused with a classic reverb design used in early digital units. In DIFFUSE you get more than the best of both worlds - you can morph between delays and reverbs, and find all kinds of fantastical sounds in between the two. You’ll also find plenty of nonlinearities and smooth tape-style delay changes. DIFFUSE gives you complete control over smearing, echoes and damping in the most intuitive ways possible."