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site of silence
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Site of Silence: A sound engineer about silence. Famous pop songs with silent breaks. Also in Dutch (Stilte Site).
De Site of Silence came on-line in februar 1999 and has been developed ever since. Everything is typed in Notepad, without the help of any HTML-producing program.
The Site of Silence is a collection of silence. Interesting facts and musical breaks. Silent locations and radio jingles. Silence in the full sense of the word...
The basic idea came from Paul de Klein (NOB Audio). It was a collection of strange silences, as still can be seen in the section "Visible Silence". This evolved to a collection of silent customary banalities.
De Site of Silence came on-line in februar 1999 and has been developed ever since. Everything is typed in Notepad, without the help of any HTML-producing program.
The Site of Silence is a collection of silence. Interesting facts and musical breaks. Silent locations and radio jingles. Silence in the full sense of the word...
The basic idea came from Paul de Klein (NOB Audio). It was a collection of strange silences, as still can be seen in the section "Visible Silence". This evolved to a collection of silent customary banalities.
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