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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 403.1 | Their's more | IOSGFS::STODDART | | Thu Apr 20 1989 16:50 | 6 |
| The BBC radiophonic workshop have produced many more albums. You've
probably only seen the popular ones I the shops but if you contact the
BBC directly their send you a brouchure
gene
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| 403.2 | Who do i contact? | AYOV27::MBONE | | Thu Apr 20 1989 17:30 | 12 |
| Great Gene
Will do , only one problem you don't know by anychance who i contact
is it The Sound Effect Dept?
Thanks Gene
Martin
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| 403.3 | | MJS::EDMUNDS | but I haven't got an fm2r... | Thu Apr 20 1989 19:31 | 15 |
| Samuel French Ltd,
52 Fitzroy St,
London,
W1P 6JR
01 387 9373
They do sound effect records for amateur dramatic groups, and are VERY
quick to send stuff off by mail (they take telephone orders and allow
you to pay by credit card).
Now, can I put in a free plug for the Digital Really Amateur Theatrical
Society play which is on in May? No? Oh, sorry...
Keith
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| 403.4 | Chug -a -Chuga ... The sound of a Train | AYOV18::MBONE | | Thu Apr 20 1989 20:42 | 18 |
| Thanks Keith,
I will try that Address later , i cant phone an order because i
haven't (Well Don't Like Plastic Money) Got a Access or Visa or
Cheque Card.
Is this The BBC or a Different Company.
Is your play Touring around the Country and if so will it be up
here in AYR
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Thanks Y'all
Martin
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| 403.5 | | MJS::EDMUNDS | but I haven't got an fm2r... | Thu Apr 20 1989 21:20 | 6 |
| 403.6 | Phone Number | 43245::STODDART | | Fri Apr 21 1989 16:51 | 6 |
| I've got one number for the BBC (01-580 4468) I've tried ringing but
haven't got an answer yet. Have a go yourself.
Gene
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| 403.7 | ILR stations may have more info | MARVIN::MACHIN | | Fri Apr 21 1989 18:39 | 5 |
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Try ringing another local radion station. I worked at one for a while,
and we used to get loads of enquiries for all sorts of recordings.
Richard.
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| 403.8 | Beg, Steal or Borrow | SHAPES::COURTNEYM | Shine like silver,Burn like gold | Wed Sep 06 1989 20:39 | 19 |
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Our local Library has a record lending section which usually has
about 20 sound effects albums available - some are a bit scratchy
though...It costs a nominal sum to borrow a record...presumably
they'll go to CD at some point - I haven't been in there for ages.
Alternatively, try the CD lending places that are springing up
everywhere.
I used a BBC sound effects track "lunatics laughing" which is about
45 seconds long, and using a finger on the record to slow it down
or speed it up, and by recording various parts twice acheived a
5 minute session of laughing which wasn't too repetetive.
btw, The Jam "Sound Affects" album cover was a copy of the cover
design of the BBC series.
/Mark
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