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Touch Me Im Sick:
OK, you know how, say, Girl Talk isolates one part of a song? How does someone do that? Is it just really intricate EQing or something else entirely?
Be My Head:
Can you explain in more detail what you're asking?
Do you mean taking out one part of a multi-track recording?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitrack_recording ?
supersheep:
If you're talking about taking just one particular part of the song, like the drum line or whatever, as far as I know that's pretty much impossible without insane amounts of jiggery-pokery with EQ and all that. When we're talking about remixes and all that, most likely whoever's doing the remixing has gotten a capella or stripped-down versions of the parts of the songs and worked from that, or alternatively they cunningly hide the bits they don't want in their mix with creative wizardry and musical tomfoolery. I think a lot of the time what someone like Girl Talk is doing is just taking the cleanest parts of songs and putting them in with whatever they want to mix it up with.
Oli:
Suppose we have this predicate interpretation:
Domain: Animals in the zoo
a: Albert
Fx: x is fierce
Gx: x is a gorilla
Hxy: x is heavier than y.
Translate the following into the language of predicate logic:
(i) There are some gorillas
(ii) There are at least 2 gorillas
(iii) Some gorillas are fierce
(iv) All gorillas are heavier than Albert.
What I particularly liked about this sample question is that it made the actual exam was pretty easy because we had a professor who disliked exams and he made the exam question exactly the same but with different variables.
Touch Me Im Sick:
--- Quote from: Be My Head on 13 Jul 2009, 14:26 ---Can you explain in more detail what you're asking?
Do you mean taking out one part of a multi-track recording?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitrack_recording ?
--- End quote ---
This pretty much, didn't really know how to explain it. Like isolating like one track out to use pretty much.
and lol @ Oli's post
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