Re: Bob Bittner's Unlikely Ally In The Fight Against The "CashMachine"

[John Mullaney <john@minutemancomm.com>]

You never go into delay over music...... or you may not end up in delay at all.
To go into delay you need the gaps between words or program material to get
into delay quickly. If you tried this over music you might only have 2 seconds
of delay after the song.


Crystal Airheads wrote:

> If you want to listen to a sample of what 'sped up' sounds like, take a
> listen to a station going into delay. They generally try to do this over
> music because the warble is less noticeable, but if it's done while someone
> is talking, the warble is quite noticeable. Granted it's only for a few
> seconds, but it can be enough to draw your attention.
>
> As someone who pays connection fees for my ISP, and therefore money for
> each e-mail I download, I think we should be pro-active here in this
> newsgroup. From now on, if you could eliminate the spaces between the words
> in your posts, it will save me a few bytes of space on my hard drive, and a
> few seconds of connection time, therefore saving me money.
>
> Well...uhh, okay, thanks for the consideration, anyway. :)
>
> Chris Adams
> Crystal Air Productions
> "We Make Radio...Funny"