WaitingFor_22 wrote:It's a kid saying "Lake". You can hear it in episode 2852 from Sesame Street at 11:58.
[media]https://youtu.be/9j4kXWTJXLE?t=716[/media]
The kid says "Lake" three times in this segment, first at 10:51, then at 11:35 and finally at 11:58. It is possible that the sample comes from the first timestamp but I think it's the last one.
Needless to say, the sample appears at 00:48 in Roygbiv.
I am more interested in knowing how you were able to find this source than about the finding itself.
The Spaniard wrote:I am more interested in knowing how you were able to find this source than about the finding itself.
Please, explain.
Someone on this forum noticed some years ago that there was one particular episode from SS that contained every SS sample used by boc (the ones that were known at the time). This one. So there could still be more samples used by boc in that video.
"Boards of Canada is a unique project that got a bit out of hand."
Regarding the Oscar See Through Red Eye sample, I'm actually the one who said that there were some shared sounds between the Bad Day video and the song lol. I still think there are many sounds that sound like they were recreated and used in OSTRE, but since people aren't hearing it maybe I'm hearing things that are not there.
"Boards of Canada is a unique project that got a bit out of hand."
The Spaniard wrote:I am more interested in knowing how you were able to find this source than about the finding itself.
Please, explain.
Someone on this forum noticed some years ago that there was one particular episode from SS that contained every SS sample used by boc (the ones that were known at the time). This one. So there could still be more samples used by boc in that video.
Wow, what an episode. Maybe they predominantly used this one because of the Twin Peaks skit at the end. Super weird to reference a TV series about rape and murder during a kids show in general. Anywho, at 44:20 ish there’s a neat little ambient melody played while a lure is being displayed. It sounds like the vignette used at 1:10:10 on Societas which was by some guy named Morgan Page. Maybe he sampled from the same episode and that’s why they used it.
