From: Andrew [mailto:taoist.hermit1@virgin.net]
Sent: Friday, 18 May 2007 9:50 AM
To: Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Fairlight-CMI] Fairlight dog sample
I hope these don't come across as frivolous questions. They aren't meant
that way.
Has the Fairlight dog sample been used much (or at all, for that matter) in
music?
Would there be any issues if I were to use that sample in a piece of music?
I don't own a Fairlight, and sampled the sound into a Roland V-Synth.
And out of curiosity, does anyone know what breed of dog it was - or what
he/she was called?
To clarify why I'm asking, I've made several patches including that sample,
and used one of them in a track that may be released on CD at some point.
I'll probably make my own dog sample(s) at some point, but it'd help to know
if I'm ok using the Fairlight one.
I've heard the sample was made when sampling was regarded as a bit of a
novelty rather than as something musically serious, so it quite appeals to
me to use it in a musical context.
- thanks
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RE: [Fairlight-CMI] Fairlight dog sample
2007-05-18 by Peter Vogel
The dog belonged to composer and software guru Michael
Carlos. Her name was Candy and she was a
Australian Kelpie.
Never thought you'd get an answer, did you
;-)
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