This is the “hidden” track on Cult Of Nice. It’s not really hidden on the CD, per se. It’s just track 12 – but there’s a 13 second delay before it starts, and it’s not listed on the liner notes on the CD. But everywhere digital, it’s just there. I did this one all by …
Possibility, by Third Option I may have talked a little about this one before. There was a licensing company called Raw42, and I was giving them tracks to shop to TV and movies and such, and they rejected this track because it violated the rule that said no samples. So I wrote back and said …
B-Movie, by Third Option This one has more pieces of the “Cult Of Nice” essay, read by Tamara. A thing I like about this one is I had all the drums and everything decided, and then we were mix the song and we were like “the snare drum is weak can’t we do something with …
Well. I kinda got done with Artistic Apocalypse. So I think I’ll move on to some Third Option. So here is the title track/opening track to the Third Option album Cult Of Nice which me and Tamara (Nicholl) worked on at Rock Romano’s Red Shack in Houston. The album is based on this essay that …
Basic Setup: Initial Recording Format: 24 Track ADAT Mix Destination Format: DAT/CD Final Format: CD Master and Duplicated CD’s Mixer: Mackie 32×8 Outboard Processing: Lexicon Reverbs, Art SGE Mach II Efx, 1178 compressor, Furman compressors, DBX Compressors, Alesis Quadraverbs, Zoom vocal efx Synths: Alesis S4, Yamaha TG100, Boss DR660, Ensoniq Mirage, ASR-10, Casio CT770, somebody’s …
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