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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WARC_bandsNegamuse wrote:It definitely sounds like C but I reckon it's probably P. Speak and Spells are lo fi as heck

irv wrote:Sorry if I'm being an idiot but where are people seeing the WARC stuff? The link just takes me to a playlist of old tracks...
irv wrote:Ah thank you - it's not there on the Youtube Music version, and I can't listen without a Spotify account
Fredd-E wrote:irv wrote:Ah thank you - it's not there on the Youtube Music version, and I can't listen without a Spotify account
try this: https://vocaroo.com/1ni00MgirEoG
irv wrote:Fredd-E wrote:irv wrote:Ah thank you - it's not there on the Youtube Music version, and I can't listen without a Spotify account
try this: https://vocaroo.com/1ni00MgirEoG
Thanks very much, very kind.
Sounds more like 'zee' to me.
W A R Z
Edit: when you click through to the artist 'Warp Selections' on Spotify there's another 5 second track:
https://open.spotify.com/album/4aSqhJ3gP6yX31Ec2JGT2P
Josh wrote:It's W-A-R-P and spring related emojis.
Fredd-E wrote:OF COURSE, it makes sense that it should be ‘WARP’, but most of us can also hear that the ‘P’ is distorted in a rather ambiguous way, making it sound like a ‘C’ or perhaps a ‘Z’ even.
But this doesn’t detract from the fact that the whole playlist – the selection, the vibe – does indeed bring to mind something that a well-known Scottish duo might have put together.
Negamuse wrote:You don't need much, really any processing at all or any other sounds in the background to make it sound even less distinct. And that's assuming they sampled it from a clean source in the first place. I really don't think they made it sound like anything other than W A R P intentionally.
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