does any one have any information on the chems song delta fx that is on the confront your demons mix as the song is not mentioned in any chems websites or song lists.
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#2
Posted 15 March 2004 - 3:00 PM
as sneakerbeater has mentioned in another thread (and I totally agree with him):
i'll bet my entire chems collection this is just another chemical brothers dj tool/effect. i don't know why every one is getting so excited by this, the clues are there, its an FX!!
if you're wondering why it was credited on the track listing, thats easy to explain. when a track is played on the radio it will reciveve a royalty. all the tracks on that mix will be given a royalty. it's the same with the 'hey riff' from the in 'glint mix' it's only 10 seconds long!! but it is an original chemical brothers production, therefore i deserves a creditation on the track list and a royalty fee.
i'll bet my entire chems collection this is just another chemical brothers dj tool/effect. i don't know why every one is getting so excited by this, the clues are there, its an FX!!
if you're wondering why it was credited on the track listing, thats easy to explain. when a track is played on the radio it will reciveve a royalty. all the tracks on that mix will be given a royalty. it's the same with the 'hey riff' from the in 'glint mix' it's only 10 seconds long!! but it is an original chemical brothers production, therefore i deserves a creditation on the track list and a royalty fee.
#3
Posted 16 March 2004 - 12:21 AM
ew, i don't like that comment i made, makes them sound like money grabbers. i did not mean that!! maybe i should have worded it like this. an original production, whether it be a whole tune, an accapella or a dj tool deserves a creditation.
also i remember from my school days all them years ago. that in science the greek letter 'delta' meant a change. so a delta fx could just mean a sound effect that changes one tune into the next.
QED!!!
also i remember from my school days all them years ago. that in science the greek letter 'delta' meant a change. so a delta fx could just mean a sound effect that changes one tune into the next.
QED!!!
I'm a fuckin doughnut
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