This is an old TM Studios "singing" Emergency Broadcast System jingle circa 1978, sourced from an original master element instead of an off-air recording, processed through Stereo Tool with a faux-1970s-era audio processor preset, with the accurate Attention Signal lasting 20 seconds replacing a placeholder to recreate that original 1970s radio sound of an old EBS test. The FCC outlawed these before the next decade.

An Average Emergency Broadcast System Test Circa 1978

Akane Hirose's raw drum track, from this 2015 BAND-MAID track. Extracted using Facebook Demucs v3.

BAND-MAID - Don't Let Me Down [Drums Only]

This is my vinyl rip of Kermit Scaefer's 1973 bloopers compilation.

Kermit Schaefer's The Best of... BLOOPERS [1973; Vinyl Rip]

Remastered by Joseph Pasteris at 48 kHz, 32 bits.

Due to copyright issues with SoundCloud, and other various risks and issues, we had to change the backing track for this version of Falcons Style. To further avoid copyright, brand names have been censored, and to avoid any possible privacy problems, names of teachers have been censored as well.

Techno Ninjas - Falcons Style [2016 Digital Remaster] [Edited]

Remastered by Joseph Pasteris at 192 kHz, 24 bits.

The hardest remaster we've ever done, due to the fact that the 2012-2013 Techno Ninjas' leader "Mr. E" was the editor for this, so we have no access to the master multitracks. The remastering staff was able to re-time most of the vocals, but had to extract the vocals using an unorthodox method and place them atop the instrumental.

The backing track had to be changed due to copyright problems with SoundCloud (not knowing how Fair Use works). Names of businesses have been censored for this release.

Techno Ninjas - Summer Break [2016 Digital Remaster] [Edited]

Dedicated to my brother, Alex, who spent weeks on weeks in Boston Children's Hospital for brain surgery, medicine adjustments, and every other bloody thing.

Remastered at 192 kHz and 24 bits by Joseph LaForest, and digitally remixed by Joseph Pasteris.

Originally recorded in March 2013 for my brother Alex, who was in Boston Children's at the time. During the process of gathering the original 2013 master recordings in preparation to digitally remix and remaster them, it was discovered that only one copy of the vocal track survived in the archive: a "vocals-only mix" of the song that used a poor-quality mixdown of the master vocal tracks that I had made. This mixdown suffered from very loud reverb, echo, poor timing, and the quality of the overall recording was very poor. For the SoundCloud version, it was decided to completely re-record the vocals to the song and properly master them for a digital recording. The instrumental survives in a good-quality track, and I was able to remix it to create a new master made for a more serious release. Following this, I hired local audiophile Joseph LaForest to remaster the new 2016 remix straight from the original master tape. Much work has been put into this new version to carry on the legacy of Not Alright.

Joey Pasteris - Not Alright [2016 Digital Remaster]

Remember Falcons Style from December 2012?

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