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1995-09-30
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Welcome to SGM disk II - The Roger Ramjet Mix.
If you got hold of the YelloMIX disk, you should be aware of the principles
SGM stands for. If you haven't got a copy (why not!), Seriously Good Music is
all about quality. Quality samples and quality music. Originality is the key
here - none of this EurobopJarre crap which saturates the marketplace. Don't
get me wrong on this - I have nothing against this type of music, I just
believe that it is pointless writing the umpteenth version of a bass/chord
riff based piece.
Anyway, I hope you like Roger's little ditty - if you have not seen any of
his 'four minute wonders' then get down to your local video shop and hire
one out. The tape the rap was taken from is a compilation I bought ex-rental
from our local library. As always, the quality was a bit iffy as it had been
eaten by many kids (both young and Adult!). I couldn't do much about the
picture but I could improve the sound. How many times have you seen the
words 'Digitally Remastered' on a record or tape? Here's how you do it at
home on your favorite video...
You will need 1 high quality sound sampler, 1 sampling package or
other software which allows you to monitor a sound source (AM-II,
Master Sound (the one I use), ProSound or equivalent), two video
recorders (Hifi sound is an advantage but not a necessity), a decent hifi
(no Amstrads here), preferably with a graphic equaliser but definately
with some form of filters or bass and trebel knobs and copious leads to
connect everything. The full setup should look like this:
[CLICK]