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    Original file (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 48 s, 515 kbps, file size: 2.95 MB)

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    Description I made this sound sample in Fruity Loops 7 using the Fruity Granulizer to show off some of its capabilities as well as demonstrate Granular synthesis technology.
    Date 08:21:00(UTC) (Originally uploaded at 2007-12-10 04:36:59)
    Source Originally uploaded on en.wikipedia
    Author Originally uploaded by Fontenot 1031 (Transferred by clusternote)

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    • 2007-12-10 04:36:59 | Fontenot 1031 | 3088924 | 0×0 | I made this sound sample in Fruity Loops 7 using the Fruity Granulizer to show off some of its capabilities as well as demonstrate Granular synthesis technology.

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