Comments on: This Week In McGee Town [7] http://www.mikemcgee.net/personal-updates/this-week-in-mcgee-town-7/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=this-week-in-mcgee-town-7 Typings of a Well-Traveled, Funny, Talking Hobo-Poet Wed, 23 Mar 2011 22:30:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: rusty_brains http://www.mikemcgee.net/personal-updates/this-week-in-mcgee-town-7/comment-page-1/#comment-158 rusty_brains Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:04:06 +0000 http://www.mikemcgee.net/?p=715#comment-158 I like the idea of the dings on the page-turns. Reminds me of the read-along Star Wars book and 7 inch record were had in my Kindergarden class where, instead of dings, it was Artoo saying something. Only, I can see how it would get really old really fast. Unless you were to vary the sound of the ["turn the page when Mike makes a new and competely random noise"] or managed to master the CD so that the noises happened between tracks [you know, the negative time that you can put between tracks], so that you can skip tracks and things with ease. Canadian singer-songwriter Hayden has a double live CD he did in Toronto. Hayden is known for his commedic banter between songs. The CD is completely live with no editing, like a really good bookleg. But, if you want to skip straight to a song, you can because the banter is all in this negative-space between tracks. Not sure how to do it, but I bet you could find out. Of course, this might not work with an mp3 downloadable version of the recording... Bryce I like the idea of the dings on the page-turns. Reminds me of the read-along Star Wars book and 7 inch record were had in my Kindergarden class where, instead of dings, it was Artoo saying something. Only, I can see how it would get really old really fast. Unless you were to vary the sound of the ["turn the page when Mike makes a new and competely random noise"] or managed to master the CD so that the noises happened between tracks [you know, the negative time that you can put between tracks], so that you can skip tracks and things with ease.

Canadian singer-songwriter Hayden has a double live CD he did in Toronto. Hayden is known for his commedic banter between songs. The CD is completely live with no editing, like a really good bookleg. But, if you want to skip straight to a song, you can because the banter is all in this negative-space between tracks. Not sure how to do it, but I bet you could find out.

Of course, this might not work with an mp3 downloadable version of the recording…

Bryce

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