bleep sources
Mar. 21st, 2007 09:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
egypturnashDelia Derbyshire (constructor of the Doctor Who theme) at work). Links beneath the video are well worth checking out as they lead to a couple of Delia tribute sites, with clips.
I think my father had a copy of White Noise's "An Electric Storm", which she was involved in, but I'm not completely sure. It's certainly the sort of thing an audio engineer would have in his collection! There was also a tape he'd brought home from the studio one day full of various sound effects that I'm pretty sure ultimately came out of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, but he didn't actually label it as to the source, so I'll never know unless I run into a copy of it again.
Wholly unrelated except for being a Random Cool Link: someone scanned a copy of the Codex Seraphinianus and uploaded it all to fLiCkR. I'll leave finding a tool to automatically download all the files to you; a couple of layered Firefox extensions did it for me, but I had to do some abuse of html source to generate a shell script to give the files sequential names...
I think my father had a copy of White Noise's "An Electric Storm", which she was involved in, but I'm not completely sure. It's certainly the sort of thing an audio engineer would have in his collection! There was also a tape he'd brought home from the studio one day full of various sound effects that I'm pretty sure ultimately came out of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, but he didn't actually label it as to the source, so I'll never know unless I run into a copy of it again.
Wholly unrelated except for being a Random Cool Link: someone scanned a copy of the Codex Seraphinianus and uploaded it all to fLiCkR. I'll leave finding a tool to automatically download all the files to you; a couple of layered Firefox extensions did it for me, but I had to do some abuse of html source to generate a shell script to give the files sequential names...