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@Martin Parent: Cheers

@SameMistake: haha, there she be. Cheers Marc

@markykeys: Thanks man

@mr dodo: Have you ever started to eat a horse and then realised that you weren't that hungry after all?

@mr dodo: That's a tall story, if ever heard one

@dj-sonik-xsakux: Very nice to read that - thanks Nick. Appreciate your listening

@dj-sonik-xsakux: yep, that's me

@dj-sonik-xsakux: Thanks Nick - I always worry that an intro won't capture a listener

@Tajdar Junaid: indeed you did sir, indeed you did. Cheers

@Larry.: Thanks... I am pretty good at brash and standard too, on a good day at least :)

@Tajdar Junaid: Cheers Taj... where I live, there's lots of meadows around that are great for walking in. They're all covered in snow now though.

@Wickerbird: Cheers... I like using the accidental noises, and microphone bleed to add an extra layer to a track. I rarely throw away an out-take, but remash it and use it as another element in a track

@Wickerbird: Thanks Blake, really appreciate those words man. I really like experimenting with differing transitions, and one technique that I often think works well, is to phase out one sound to expose another.

@Arbitrary Sky: Thanks a lot, really pleased you like it

@Gigglebyte: ahh shuddupayaface!! :)

@Gigglebyte: thanks