Direct mp4 download or play:  Screen Capture Test

This is a screen capture test of my software defined radio (Funcube Dongle Pro+, running SDRSharp, Version 1299) receiving WWV at 5 and 10 megahertz. Reception is poor due to using my Comet discone antenna (on a tripod in my living room) which is designed to recieve 25 to 1,500 megahertz. Actually, the signal is remarkably good, considering the short antenna elements. In addition, my reception is bothered by a considerable amount of interfering noise from the computer, power lines, and strong unwanted radio frequencies such as FM broadcast stations and digital TV signals. If you are able to view this at full screen, the file type (the geeky part) is an H.264, .mp4 inside a .flv container at 1280 by 720 pixels. The original capture was done with FRAPS game capturing software and was 781 megabytes in size. I used free software “Xmedia Recode” to trans-code from uncompressed video to flash. The upper right of the picture shows the frame rate from the FRAPS program, which is around 30 frames per second. What you see here is only 7.14 megabytes, and in my opinion it doesn’t look much worse than the original.
As of this time, I’ve checked additional posts in categories from the bottom up “Weather, ” to “Street Names Update,” and they appear to be okay. A major problem I think I fixed, was comments were set to close and not be allowed after 14 days. I am sorry about that, please forgive my dumbness! Let me know, especially on the previous post, “Numbers” where I noticed comments were not allowed. I left a test comment, making sure I was logged out of WordPress.
Some of you may have noticed I started a Facebook page earlier in May, separate from the Negativland Facebook page. I had to delete the page because it was too much for me to manage. The spam was, and still is overwhelming! Also, I think Facebook is getting a little too nosy for me. Sorry about that.

Comet DS-150S Discone Antenna

Direct mp4 download or play:  Numbers

[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/numbers.mp3″ titles=Numbers320kbps]
Direct mp3 download or play:  Numbers-320 kbps
Here is something I recorded from an online shortwave radio located in the Netherlands. There are software defined radio receivers streaming live, and I listen and made this recording from the first listing (0.000 – 29.160 MHz) at the top.

Direct mp3 download or play:  Seattle Scanner Radio Ambience 3-13-2009

This is the sound of radio traffic in Seattle on an average day  in 2009. The left side is all from my RadioShack Pro-97 receiving signal from the Seattle-King County Public Safety (3D1C) trunked system. This is mostly law enforcement and public safety, such as Seattle police and fire departments. The right side features my AOR communications receiver receiving other communications from aircraft (Sea-Tac Airport and Boeing Field), taxis and ride services, King County Metro and Sound Transit (city buses), pagers, towing services and other unidentified signals. Be sure to check out the RadioReference pages for more information on trunking scanners and Seattle-King County Public Safety. Recently, the city buses have switched to a new digital radio system, and at the moment I am unable to listen. Go here to hear the last call on the old radio system.

RadioShack Pro-97 scanner

AOR AR-3000 communications receiver

Direct mp3 download or play:  New Year’s 2014

This is my recording from 11:55 PM, December 31st, 2013 to about 12:25 AM, January 1st, 2014. I used my computer and VSTHost to record with my Audio Technica AT825 Stereo Microphone and Mackie 1402-VLZ mixer. Listen closely from about -25:48 to -25:35 on the counter, you’ll hear people shouting in the distance “9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.”

Setup for recording in VSTHost

Waveform in Adobe Audition peak level: left -.32 db, right -.33 db

Direct mp3 download or play:  Go To The Church
This is something quite different. I made this “piece” in response to the recent horrible (Sandy Hook School Shooting) events. I ‘m not going to say too much about it, but I will say that I created it entirely on my computer and it features a loop (Go To The Church)  created by Negativland member Richard Lyons.
That was December 2012, and I didn’t think that project was good enough to post. Now, in December 2013, I’ve had second thoughts, and I know some of you want to more of my “music.” So here it is. I hope it isn’t too stupid and dumb.

Go To The Church – VST Setup (click picture for better view)

Direct mp4 download or play:  Hazel’s Christmas Shopping

Here is a funny old TV show with a Christmas theme and was one of Richard Lyons’ favorite shows. Let me know if you can play it successfully.

Direct mp4 download or play:  Something To Think About

enhanced Bozette

Direct mp3 download or play:  I Am Not Dead

  Audio Commentary

Here are a couple of recordings featuring my mother, my grandmother, my father, and friends. These are older, most likely from the mid 1970s. The sound quality is poorer as well. Part 1 sounds considerably better, (in my opinion) partly because I think it was originally recorded on my Roberts open reel full-track mono recorder. Part 2 may have been recorded on my Norelco 1530 cassette recorder. I’m really unsure about the microphones, but the Sony F-98 dynamic comes to mind. The sound quality changes a lot at about -3:07 on the counter, (Part 1) when I’m with friends (the Williams family of 180G fame) from high school.  I may have been recording on a different machine, a vintage Voice of Music open reel, possibly from the 1950s. It has a particularily “tinny” quality, probably because of an impedance mismatch on the mike input. The fidelity is reduced further, due to rerecording any open reel recordings to cassette, most likely on the Norelco cassette recorder, which was mono and had no noise reduction. If the original open reel tapes are located, they will be posted here.
I must say my behavior on these tapes is quite juvenile and somewhat embarrassing, especially when I ask my grandmother to read song lyrics and liner notes from my Mothers of Invention album, “Uncle Meat.” With that in mind, I hope the dumbness of it all makes you laugh. I must be humble, and remind myself, “The importance of all other persons is staggering.”

Direct mp3 download or play:  Mr. and Mrs. Lober, My Mother and Grandmother, Williams Family – Part 1

Part 1

Direct mp3 download or play:  water heater-head in curlers-whistling – Part 2

Part 2

Direct mp3 download or play:  This Is Stupid – Bee – bee beep – buh beep beep beep

This was my first attempt at making a tape loop. In 1974, I attended a class at Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill, California, called “Colloquy in Electronic Music,” and this is the result. It’s so dumb that it must be an insult to the entire institution of scholarly electronic music. You are not obliged to listen to the entire piece!

For Halloween, I made this thing. Maybe it’s too “new age” for Halloween, maybe not. I probably insulted the term “new age.” What do you Think?

Direct mp4 download or play:  Another Strange Sound From Seattle

This is high definition video at 1280 x 720. If you have trouble playing this, try the lower quality version below.

Direct mp4 download or play:  Another Strange Sound From Seattle

640 x 360

Direct mp3 download or play:  Another Strange Sound From Seattle

Stereo audio 48kHz at 320 kbps mp3

MadRing, DTBlkFxS, LoudMax in VSTHost

4ORMULATOR in Adobe Audition (I changed Windows desktop theme from basic to Windows 7 “Aero)”

The basic sound was created using free VST plugins “MadRing,” “DTBlkFxS,” and “LoudMax” running in VSTHost. Then I finished up processing the audio further with another free VST plugin called “4ORMULATOR” running in Adobe Audition. The video was made by playing the audio in Winamp with “Milkdrop” visualization and screen capturing the video and audio with FRAPS. This made a giant uncompressed file, larger than 10 gigabytes. This file was trans-coded to a smaller size and to Flash video format, suitable for uploading.
Be sure to check out my YouTube version here.

Here is another of my father’s 78 rpm records  he listened to as a child in the 1920s or 1930s on my father’s Victor Talking Machine Victrola, model VV-405. I recorded this record playing on the same Victrola with my Sony PCM-D50 digital recorder. The microphone was placed inside the the horn opening of the Victrola over one of the wooden slats. Both recordings were made into 128 kilobits per second monophonic mp3 files.

Direct mp3 download or play:  Zampa Rag

Zampa Rag – Guido Deiro

Direct mp3 download or play:  Blue Diamonds

Blue Diamonds – Guido Deiro

Guido Deiro

I can remember as a young boy liking this record a lot, especially  “Zampa Rag,” probably because it’s such a snappy tune. You’ll notice that side of the record is much more worn. I was so dumb that I would gleefully change the title to “Dampa Bag” just for fun. That of course was referring to a wet brown paper shopping bag from Sid’s Supermarket on Solano Avenue in Berkeley, California, which was only a little more than a block from my house. I imagined how funny it would be for the music to represent a wet brown paper grocery bag!

For more on Guido Deiro and the style of playing kwown as “Vaudeville Accordion” click here

Recently, members of Negativland got into a little dust up over Viagra, also known as “boner” pills. I decided it might be fun if I showed a couple of the commercials to point out what that distinctly manly music is on these ads. I had nothing better to do, so enjoy!

Scroll down to see the Viagra “Camaro” commercial.

Direct mp4 download or play:  Viagra Beach Commercial

Viagra “Beach” Commercial

Direct mp3 download or play:  Dimples

More information about John  Lee Hooker and the song “Dimples” can be found here.

Directmp4 download or play:  Viagra Sailing Commercial

Viagra “Sailing” Commercial

Direct mp3 download or play:  Smokestack Lightning

More information about Howlin’ Wolf and “Smokestack Lightning” is here.

Direct mp4 download or play:  Viagra “Camaro” Commercial

Viagra “Camaro” commercial

Bob’s Hi-way Service, Lancaster, California – Location for Viagra “Camaro” commercial

Direct mp3 download or play: Mysterious Sounds From Cyberspace – Part 1

Part 1

Direct mp3 download or play: Mysterious Sounds From Cyberspace – Part 2

Part 2

Here are a couple of recordings of sounds exclusively from the internet. They are somewhat messy and I’ve been wondering since January if I should post them. Both parts feature live streaming audio from hydrophones (underwater microphones), several webcams with fairly high-quality audio, and radio noise from online Very Low Frequency (VLF) radio receivers. In part 1 in particular, the tones were created by feeding the VLF radio noise into a VST frequency shifter and “tuning” it until I got the repeating tones. In addition, the sound was back fed into a microphone simultaneously which captured the sound of my room. That was actually a mistake, but I decided I liked the added room ambience.

Direct mp3 download or play:  Rain and Thunder – September 15th, 2013

Finally, here in Seattle, there was a decent thunderstorm worthy of recording! I used my Sony PCM D50 digital recorder with a towel over the built-in microphones to reduce wind noise. This recording was a 24 bit wav file at 48 kilohertz. Then I transferred the file to my computer and used Adobe Audition for some clipping restoration (on the loudest peaks), boosted the high frequencies about 3.5db, and added fades at the beginning and ending. In addition, I tried to keep the dynamics as wide as possible for a more lifelike sound. Someday I may have this file available for downloading. For now it is an mp3 at 320 kilobits, 48 kiloherts, 16 bit. I used RazorLame with the LAME encoder for the highest possible quality mp3.

wav file in Adobe Audition 24 bit, 48 kilohertz unprocessed from recorder

wav file in Adobe Audition 24 bit, 48 kilohertz peak level -.33db

BE CAREFUL, THE LOUDEST SOUNDS ARE MUCH LOUDER!

Direct mp3 download or play:  4th of July Ambience 2013
Here is my fireworks noise recording from my backyard in Seattle, between 10:15 PM and 11:00 PM on the 4th of July, 2013. I think this one is closer to reality than any of the others. For starters, my Mackie 1402-VLZ mixer has up to 28 db of headroom above 0 db. With that in mind, I decided there was no need to insert a compressor into the mic channels. I listened and watched the levels for awhile before recording (between 9:30PM and 10:00PM) and set the mic gain and faders low enough so the loudest explosions registered between plus 4 db and plus 7 db on the mixer, well below the maximum before clipping of plus 28 db. The microphone was my Audio Technica AT825 Stereo Microphone, same as last year. The computer was running VSTHost with the engine input set to plus 3.8 db, to match the levels from the mixer.  I used one VST plug in, LoudMax, a good simple compressor/limiter. LoudMax threshhold was set to minus 1 db and the output was set to minus .4db. During the recording, only the loudest noises caused any gain reduction to happen. After recording, I put the file (16 bit at 48 kilohertz) into Adobe Audition (version3), and in “amplify/fade(process)” I chose “Center Wave,” unchecked “Lock Left/Right,” and set “Calculate Normalization Values” peak level to minus .33 db. This balanced the sound with peaks up to minus .33 db, and no compression was added. Lastly, fades of five seconds were added to the beginning and ending. I made an MP3 (320KBPS at 48 kilohertz) using RazorLame.
Be careful, because of the wide dynamic range of this recording, the loudest sounds will be very loud! The first loud bang is at minus 44 on the the counter. Enjoy.

7-4-2013 Adobe Audition Waveform

7-4-2013 Adobe Audition Statistics

Direct mp3 download or play: Every Two Seconds – updated 06-08-2013

Here are some of the voices from the “How Dare You” collage. They are in no particular order and some of these voices were not in the original collage. There is two seconds of silence between each comment and sound. I may be making more versions of “How Dare You” as well. I’ve always liked hearing the sound of people and animals at this kind of mid-grade level of anger and frustration. It really isn’t too intense, but it is definitely “sassy.” Of course, I have my fair share of mid-grade anger and frustration, too. The cat hissing is Isis and she would hiss at Buddy, my other cat. Buddy, my little black cat, passed away in 2004. Now in this new version, I have added a few more comments and brought up the audio level.  Maybe it could be considered “sassier.”
This updated version from September 2009 has some comments that are not featured in “How Dare You,” and were likely played on Over the Edge in the 1990s.
Now updated with MEL GIBSON!
Now updated with audio from a caller on a talk radio show, Swift Justice With Nancy Grace, a guest on The Steve Wilkos Show, and three YouTube Videos entitled “Neighbor’s Worst Day,” “Angry Woman abuses garage owner,” and “The Three Stooges In Crime On Their Hands.”
Now updated with “He burns me up,” from a 1960s public service announcement about mental health.

Now updated on June 8th, 2013 with audio from a YouTube video entitled “2003 Chevy Z71 Fire 8-8-2012,” and added some links. Note this video appears to be removed from YouTube as of October 17th, 2016.

Here I am in the front yard of my grandparents pink house in Santa Rosa, California. This is a scanned photo, probably from around 1970.

Periodically, I blurt out the names of streets I think up. I don’t know why. Maybe someday the rest of Negativland will turn these into an art project of some sort. I’ll add more here as I think of them.

I’ve added a new feature to Street Names Update. In addition to the text, I will be adding the sound of my voice pronouncing the names the way I think they should be vocalized. To give my voice quite an irritating strident sound, a Radio Shack electret condenser microphone was placed into a crock pot with a towel. Occasionally, I will add sound to a street name in no particular order. I added some more streets and vocalizations of the names on August 30th, 2009.
I got out the crock pot and recorded a few more street names today on February 13th, 2012. This time, I placed the microphone  that was used for “My Stomach (Updated)” and “More of My Stomach” into the crock pot. The new recordings start at “Elric Avenue.”
I added some new vocalizations of street names today on June 7th, 2013. They are at the bottom of the list starting with “Sweeper Queen Road.”  Again, I used the “My Stomach” microphone and the crock pot for recording.
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[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/vlaxstreet.mp3″ titles=Vlax Street]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/multiplicationavenue.mp3″ titles=Multiplication Avenue]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ridgewaterway.mp3″ titles=Ridgewater Way]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/southspitchulumcircle.mp3″ titles=South Spitchulum Circle]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/instrox-street.mp3″ titles=Instrox Street]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/north-expelladapper-street.mp3″ titles=North Expelladapper Street]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/prunawip-drive.mp3″ titles=Prunawip Drive]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/autopium-way.mp3″ titles=Autopium Way]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/subtractage-road-west.mp3″ titles=Subtractage Road West]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/destructorite-road.mp3″ titles=Destructorite Road]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/sponsanorma-plaza.mp3″ titles=Sponsanorma Plaza]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/remote-boat-way.mp3″ titles=Remote Boat Way]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/waudogaudophine-boulevard.mp3″ titles=Waudogaudophine Boulevard]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/butylene-plaza.mp3″ titles=Butylene Plaza]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/regular-garbage-court.mp3″ titles=Regular Garbage Court]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/dockularavenue.mp3″ titles=Dockular Avenue]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/gunmeat-street.mp3″ titles=Gunmeat Street]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/badapple-place.mp3″ titles=Badapple Place]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/old-battle-ax-road.mp3″ titles=Old Battle Axe Road]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/false-avenue.mp3″ titles=False Avenue]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/southvoederoedorlane.mp3″ titles=South Voederoedor Lane]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/thecellagutchian.mp3″ titles=The Cellagutchian]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/hotoven-drive.mp3″ titles=Hotoven Drive]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/wacadelioprude-street.mp3″ titles=Wacadelioprude Street]
[audioplayer file=”http://www.negativland.comhttp://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/north-zenorex-place.mp3″ titles=North Zenorex Place]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Elric-Avenue.mp3″ titles=Elric Avenue]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Valchris-Turkey-Boulevard.mp3″ titles=Valchris Turkey Boulevard]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Upper-Poodalupe-Circle.mp3″ titles=Upper Poodalupe Circle]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Botchitt-Court.mp3″ titles=Botchitt Court]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Useless-Seedless-Throughway.mp3″ titles=Useless Seedless Throughway]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Sweeper-Queen-Road.mp3″ titles=Sweeper Queen Road]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Dewisant-Place.mp3″ titles=Dewisant Place]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Plate-Fly-Road-West.mp3″ titles=Plate Fly Road West]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Treatment-Plant-Court.mp3″ titles=Treatment Plant Court]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Heitmeyer-Beef-Road-Southeast.mp3″ titles=Heitmeyer Beef Road Southeast]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Pressure-Avenue.mp3″ titles=Pressure Avenue]
[audioplayer file=”http://dumb.negativland.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Cheap-Street.mp3″ titles=Cheap Street]

Below are street names yet to be spoken. As I vocalize these, they will appear in an audio player and disappear from the list. One can only imagine the dumbness!

 Mangled Metal Boulevard, Sensory Perception Place, Hellzipper Lane, Bitch Street, Seatlight Plaza, Organeater Avenue, South Axis Street, The Saint Lawrence Slip, West Gas Street, Spudknuckler Lane, Mufumptious Street, Squeaker Toad Court, Porktree Way, Soap Street, Allcrunch Road, West Perpat Place,  Fustellation Avenue,  East Dart Road, Hittapitchulum Avenue, North Drepulate Street, Megaplexure Boulevard, Snugular Place, Fandrick Road, Dralowprude Circle, Searabutt Street, East Anger Road, Slickurge Street, Squirrelchew Circle, Pissamois Road, West Insipiot Street, Mygopopchelup Court
 
This is a new version of this post. The old version (http://www.negativland.com/dumb/blog/?p=27) with all of the comments, which is somewhat broken is still up.  Let me know if this is better. I will eventually eliminate the broken version and hopefully save the comments.
 
 

Direct mp3 download or play:  Drone For The End of The World in 1989

I made this sometime in 1989 using several synthesizers. I can’t remember for sure, but I think there is an Oberheim OB-X (four voice), Casio CZ – 101 Digital, a Roland System 100 Model 101, and at least one audio signal generator, probably an Eico 377 with vacuum tubes.  At least one outboard effects processor was used, most like my DeltaLab Super Time Line Model 2048. For some reason I chose to record only on cassette tape even though I owned a DAT recorder. Luckily the cassette machine was a fairly decent Denon three head unit and the tape is Maxell UDS-II and Dolby “B” was used. I played the tape on my Sony TC-D5M with Dolby “B” switched on, and the line level signal ran through a Mackie 1402-VLZ mixer. The lows and highs were boosted in the mixer about 3db. The output of the mixer runs to the computer sound card (unfortunately unbalanced line level) though my new high end Mogami cable with Neutrik connectors. I recently upgraded my sound card to the Asus Xonar Essence STX which has quarter inch tip and ring line input and RCA jacks for line out. The sound was captured using VSTHost with one plugin only, LoudMax set to hard limit at -.4 db. The audio during capturing never reached -.4db, so any dynamics in the sound were unaffected and a 16 bit 48 Khz .wav file was made. I then put the .wav file into Adobe Audition and adjusted the amplification (calculated normalization and left/right not locked) to -.34db. I put fades at the beginning and ending (before and after any audible sound) and no other processing. After saving this new file, an MP3 at 320 kilobits per second was made using the LAME encoder with RazorLame. In spite of all this technical jargon, the quality is only fair, with the noise floor being around-45db (more technical jargon) which is considered poor.

As with anything I’ve created that may be more, dare I say, more musical, I’ve become more protective and shy due to my lack of music theory. I will say I created this “piece” originally entitled “Synthesizerdrone Dec. 1989,” (according to the label on the cassette tape) when my mother was suffering from complications  of breast cancer and the strongest earthquake (Loma Prieta) that I had ever witnessed happened earlier in October. It is possible those events played a role in the creation of this recording. In addition, there was no thought as to what key or scale in musical terms this should be, and I never actually thought about it until yesterday. There seems to be a lot of G sharp major going on throughout this piece. To prove it, I have provided this link which should open a separate player which has the G Sharp Major Tone at 415.305 Hertz. The tone will not be exactly in tune due to inaccuracies in tape speed and tuning.

Oberheim OB-X

Casio CZ – 101

Roland System 100 Model 101

Eico Model 377 Audio Generator

DeltaLab Super Time Line Model ADM 2048