pentecost grid blog :: retro reading of acts 2

acts tapei said i’d take part in the pentecost grid blog :: but ended up visiting my new niece liza which was of course a wonderful thing to do on a day that celebrates birth (of the church). on the way back i suddenly remembered it was pentecost and i hadn’t blogged. i was musing on what i might post for pentecost and remembered this old cassette tape tucked away upstairs that i made for grace several years ago.

roland samplerit’s very simple – a reading of acts 2 over a music track. the track is universal horn remix 96 by jmj and richie from the album freezone 3 – hope they don’t mind me using it but it is a few years old now anyway. to do the reading i sampled my voice on an old roland js30 sampler. i then assigned the samples to different pads (you can tell this was a few years ago) and as the track played triggered the samples live. that was how i got the mix of voices at the end of the track. anyway i dug out a cassette player and worked out how to turn a track into an mp3 and have uploaded it for you to listen to. it is about 6mb and decidedly low fi in quality but it has a certain something still. see what you think – acts.mp3

Wt2even though it’s retro the track is still worthy of being a worship trick i feel – no 24

pentecost grid blog :: is a global blogging event where bloggers all round the world are blogging on may 15 with the title pentecost grid blog :: in their post so that they can all be tracked. no doubt bob will compile a list of entries he knows of soon…

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  1. Mike

    Ah yes I remember it well.
    Was it easy to make the mp3?

  2. CrosSwords

    Pentecost Grid Blog

    Ok, so I didn’t say that I would do this earlier, and, tbh, not many people are probably interested in my opinion, but I am engaging in the Pentecost Grid Blog. I got my info on this from Jonny Baker’s Blog
    Tonight, our church began a process that …

  3. jonny

    yes – found a programme that comes with the mac called sound studio. took output from headphones of cassette player and into audio input on mac (in with all the other inputs). recorded the piece as an aiff file and then imported it into itunes. you can then convert it to mp3 in the advanced drop down menu…

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