[IainJohnston]

Excellent Peter!
A very different yet familiar selection and a lot of surprises
oO{{:^){{

Merci, danke, grazie mille!

PS – do we get to hear what the sono vocal is from?
IJ

[pvankleiMemberAuthor]

Thanks Iain. The sonovox jingle is from JAM. The voice on the sono is from Jon Wolfert.

[martinlesterMember]

Sorry can’t get to the site it says This site can’t be reached

[IainJohnston]

“The sonovox jingle is from JAM”

Wondered what the underlying cut was, as its the sono vocal mixout from (something)?
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[pvankleiMemberAuthor]

> @IainJohnston said:
> Wondered what the underlying cut was, as its the sono vocal mixout from (something)?

I sent Jon as an example the sono ‘Welcome to Jingles.com’

https://pixeldrain.com/u/4bVGWdBg

[pvankleiMemberAuthor]

> @martinlester said:
> Sorry can’t get to the site it says This site can’t be reached

Please check again. It is working now.

[IainJohnston]

“I sent Jon as an example the sono ‘Welcome to Jingles.com'”

Are we saying that Jon does “acapella”-style sono items, i.e. simply the sono on a synth
or whatever driver, without it being a “full proper instrumental track cut” as such?
Or am I perhaps mis-reading the situation?

I can think of a few collectors on ” low budgets” who would have loved the thought of
as JMW sono but have been unable to afford a “full jingle” as the vehicle to “carry”
a sono element within the cut.
( yes, I know they could go to Ken Justiss for an incredibly economical sono item)

[dreke61Member]

Wonderful mix! Merry Christmas everybody!

[m_hodgeyMember]

Enjoyed listening to that Peter.

The American Forces Radio cut towards the beginning is spine-tingling brilliant.

Many thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!

[pvankleiMemberAuthor]

The American Forces Radio jingle is from Christmas Memories from TM Century in 1997. The vocal is from Annagrey LaBasse.

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