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Producer Loops has released Symphonic Series Vol 1: Classic Cartoons, a construction kits sample library.

‘Symphonic Series Vol 1: Classic Cartoons’ is the first in the ground-breaking “Symphonic Series” from Producer Loops. If you’re looking to incorporate the sound of “Classic Cartoons” into your tracks, then look no further. These “classic-sounding” yet “original” construction kits bring you the flavour of the humouristic cartoon music you grew up with. Includes individual audio and MIDI loops as well as full arrangement in both MIDI and OMF formats.

Six months ago we commissioned soundtrack composer ‘Gregor Theelen’ to compose and orchestrate five original construction kits containing the sound of “Classic Cartoon” music and this exciting new product was born. Featuring audio loops in various formats, individual MIDI files (containing single melody loops) and a full MIDI file and OMF file for your sequencer containing the full mixes.

Symphonic Series Vol 1: Classic Cartoons is available to purchase for £49.95 GBP.

More information: Producer Loops / Symphonic Series Vol 1: Classic Cartoons

Some interesting things I bookmarked on del.icio.us on November 5th, 2007:

• mickey feio – An ‘International Ugly Mickey Contest’ blog. The contest is over now, but the blog will keep posting the ugly mickeys people send from all over the world.

mickey feio – some ugly Mickeys

• Creating the barbarian series – Cool paper sculptures. Every model created on this page is fashioned from only one uncut square of paper.
• Gov’t Commissioned Study Finds P2P Downloaders Buy More Music – P2P might help people find new music which they end up buying, but P2P users looking for music would be the ones buying more CDs to begin with anyway, right?

Some interesting things I bookmarked on del.icio.us on October 24th, 2007:

• Non-lethal mousetraps by Roger Arquer – These traps might not be very efficient, but they make for great photography.
• Heckling Hare: step-by-step construction lesson – John K explains (in a video tutorial) how to draw this frame from Tex Avery’s “Heckling Hare”. It’s a hilarious scene animated by Rod Scribner.
• Fearing Crime, Japanese Wear the Hiding Place – Though street crime is relatively low in Japan, quirky camouflage designs like this vending-machine dress are being offered to an increasingly anxious public to hide from would-be assailants.

Can you spot where the person is hiding? Hilarious and sad at the same time…

• Gmail IMAP – Gmail now supports IMAP!
• PlusDeck – Cassette-to-MP3 converter – Still have old cassette tapes worth saving? You can easily convert them to digital formats with plusdeckEX and plusdeck2c. (or just don’t be lazy and hook up your old cassette player to your computer…)
• Chris Gilmour – Beautiful cardboard sculptures, including a typewriter, 12 speed bicycles, a grand piano, a coffee machine, and a life size car.