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  1. Various  - Trance Experience 4 - Phaze Four

    http://www.discogs.com/release/299625

    Thanks Goazzz!

     

    Various  - Goa Spirit - Hard Psychedelic Trance

    http://www.discogs.com/release/240340

     

    Sonic Sufi  - Sacramental

    http://www.discogs.com/release/57437

     

    Various  - Psy-Harmonics 4 - Out On The Full

    http://www.discogs.com/release/205040

     

    Various  - Psy-Vision

    http://www.discogs.com/release/219873

     

    Shaolin Wooden Men  - A Binary Input To Flesh Antenna: A Spin State Resonance

    http://www.discogs.com/release/627654

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    tidy little catch there ukiro.

  2. Oh yeah, I heard that too! That's nuts to think about... Who comes up with this kind of stuf?!? Tarski, I guess :P

     

    My math skills aren't very impressive, but I was sort of forced to learn for my thesis. It was fun though, and it got more fun, the deeper I dug into it. It's so cool, that pure number-crushing can be used for aesthetic purposes.

     

    -A

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    EXACTLY.

     

    the banach tarski paradom theorem has been refined down to five pieces now.

    it does happen to rely on an axiom of set theory that not all mathematicians

    are comfortable with.

     

    Another totally mindblowing result in Logic is Godel's 1925 paper of one

    page that single handedly destroyed the idea that mathematics was perfect

    or 'complete'

  3. hmm, doesn't ring a bell

    it has either been too long since a meaningful theoretic algebra course, or i might have not seen that at all, not a huge algebra buff myself, having majored in applied math, it was a choice between going further in analysis or algebra

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    hehe, and I chose the other route ;)

     

    the orthogonal bases for function spaces are an infinite but countable

    set of othogonal or even nicer orthonormal 'function basis vectors'

     

    A very relatable example is: Function Space >>> set of differentiable functions

    orthonormal basis >>> {cos(n*Pi*x)} for all integers n. This is the Fourier

    basis vector set. The meaning is that any differentiable function say from

    R >> R can be represented as an infinite linear combination of the cosine

    functions.

     

    There are tons of other polynomial sets and other things that can do this as

    well...

     

    Man some of the Analysis shit I studied was fascinating.

    One interesting result is a topological proof called the banach tarski paradox.

     

    Basically it says that you can cut up a grapefruit into six extremely complicated

    pieces and then reassemble the pieces into two grapefruits of the same size!!

  4. Anytime :)

     

    Actually, I did my master thesis on FFT, used for pitch-shifting. Is pretty much the same as time-stretching, since if you can timestretch perfectly, then you can pitch-shift perfectly - and vice versa. I made a realtime algorithm extending the SuperCollider language. Great fun, and I leanred ALOT of math in the process!

     

    -A

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    cool another math guy :)

     

    I am particularly interested in Orthogonal Series bases in

    infinite dimensional vector spaces / function spaces - so I am right

    keen on the Fourier stuff :)

  5. maybe I'm not making sense. I'm pretty tired ATM ;)

    what I meant I guess is that he mentioned that the

    supply is now much <<< I gather more limited because

    some of the material was destroyed.

     

     

    Heh I think I lost you :)

     

    He said

    then you say:

    How are you able to re-define something based on his info when he himself claims it is not defined yet?

    I think I'm confused.

     

    The only thing I did is provide a snapshot of a demand when it appeared on e bay which indeed was great....I'm not saying e bay must be used as the only or proper measure of how valuable something is, but he appeared to not know about it being sold, so perhaps it would be useful as a guidance.

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  6. Don't know what you mean by "not defined" but the CD version of this single went for little over 80 GBP on e bay...I believe that was 86...the guy who sold it advertised it in the buy/sell section too if you look through old post you'll find his too.

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    However, the new information we have from draeke redefines the value.

    I still contend that it is the most valuable Goa Trance CD for a small

    circle of fanatics, and that after that 'pool' is exhausted, the larger Symbiosis

    fan base makes Accidental Occidentalism the pricier item.

    That is to say, the first X Crop Circles disks vs X AO disks will see a

    greater yield for CC for some integer X. That integer is a matter of debate

    if you accept my reasoning, but I believe it is approximately 5-15.

  7. UFK 93004 Blue Planet Corporation - Overbloody Flood (Underground French-Kommunication)

     

    UFK 94008 Blue Planet Corporation - Presents The Second EP (Underground French-Kommunication)

     

    Most of the shit in here I have and will relinquish for trade:

     

    here

     

    Ideally I'd actually like UFK 93004 - both versions= black vinyl + blue vinyl

  8. Oh no, it's not really that complicated and difficult. You don't need to have any rhythm-detection and such, to write a decent timestretch... Also, that would not work with non-rhythmic sound. An FFT based solution is to compute the discrete fourier transformation (can be done easily in matlab, or sh*t-fast in C with the FFTW library) - and then insert more frames than the original sound has to stretch, or remove some frames to time-compress - and finally applying the inverse FFT. A niftier solution is to interpolate between frames though. Then there is the issue of phases, which often need heavy correction - but it's not that hard... If you want, I can dig out some cool articles - else, look for Jean Laroche and Michael Dolson.

     

    Many algorithms (spelling?!?) work entirely in the tiime domain - still without rhythm detection. Granular solutions are good.

     

    -A

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    Yeah, I was thinking more along the lines of 'interpolating between the frames'

    as you said. Thanks for quenching my overly complicated notion on it with a

    much tidier explanation. I will have a look at Laroche and Dolson. Thanks

    Amygdala :)

  9. i see, have you heard for how much did draeke sold cc lunar civil cd? if he sold ofcourse.

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    I don't think it is up for sale anymore.

    Though if I had the money I would buy it.

     

    The ebay auctions of late for this vinyl have been outrageous -

    there is no way it's worth that much.

  10. I loved both the pleiadian's albums, not actually listened to much crop circles (didn't know it was the same team) and a lot of etnica stuff is quite bad. so....

    PLEIADIANS

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    abasio, Crop Circles has also the members from Lotus Omega making

    the CC enterprise a six person collaboration.

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