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==Disc 1: Hybrid Theory Demos== | ==Disc 1: Hybrid Theory Demos== | ||
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The ''[[Hybrid Theory]]'' demos are mainly from the ''MPC 1000 Backup/MIKE MPC'' folder that surfaced on June 18, 2019 which consists of projects created with .snd files. It is an old file type that needs to be converted to wav in order to be open by regular media player softwares. These are some of Mike's earlier beats and it looks like he might have done some conversion at some point, which is why there are .wav duplicates of some of those samples in the ''Xero Current'' folder. There's also a lot of samples used across multiple tracks, arguably from a similar time period, pre-Hybrid Theory. They probably date from around 1997-1999 - given the presence of samples from "[[Coal]]", a demo from 1997, and the presence of Chester's vocal samples. The fact that there is no digital master of the ''[[Xero]]'' tape, indicates these demos are probably post-cassette demo. | The ''[[Hybrid Theory]]'' demos are mainly from the ''MPC 1000 Backup/MIKE MPC'' folder that surfaced on June 18, 2019 which consists of projects created with .snd files. It is an old file type that needs to be converted to wav in order to be open by regular media player softwares. These are some of Mike's earlier beats and it looks like he might have done some conversion at some point, which is why there are .wav duplicates of some of those samples in the ''Xero Current'' folder. There's also a lot of samples used across multiple tracks, arguably from a similar time period, pre-Hybrid Theory. They probably date from around 1997-1999 - given the presence of samples from "[[Coal]]", a demo from 1997, and the presence of Chester's vocal samples. The fact that there is no digital master of the ''[[Xero]]'' tape, indicates these demos are probably post-cassette demo. | ||
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==Disc 2: A Thousand Suns Demos== | ==Disc 2: A Thousand Suns Demos== | ||
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The ''[[A Thousand Suns]]'' demos originated from ''MPC 1000 Backup'' root and ''MPC 1000 Backup/MPC1000 FILES'' folder and likely date from very early in the album process, around 2008-2009. Because the album started as a video game project that quickly deteriorated, many of those demos sound like video game music. They have .PRJ/.PGM files which load the samples into the program, then the .ALL files loads the sequences for those samples. Like in the ''Hybrid Theory'' projects, there may be instances where there is no song view or there are unused sequences. This is true for most of this collection as "80 90s Drums", "Album4Snds" (4 versions), "Atari" (4 versions), "Aubrey707", "GMajor01" (''GMAJOR'' folder), "GMajor1" (''GMAJOR'' folder), "Iri", "[[Iridescent]]" (4 versions), "Lorax" (4 versions), "[[PacmannyNew]]" (4 versions) and "Rick 808" were the only projects with song view besides "80 90 #2", "Archbshop", "Snds1" and "Ree Keys1", which have song view but no sounds in the timeline. "80 90 #2", "Archbshop", "Autoload" (likely just the MPC's default starting state), "GBSounds1", "GBSounds2", "GBSounds3", "KeroDrums", "NRG iPhone", "Snds1", "Ree Keys1" and "Rygar" didn't have sequences to export, they are essentially just sample banks. | The ''[[A Thousand Suns]]'' demos originated from ''MPC 1000 Backup'' root and ''MPC 1000 Backup/MPC1000 FILES'' folder and likely date from very early in the album process, around 2008-2009. Because the album started as a video game project that quickly deteriorated, many of those demos sound like video game music. They have .PRJ/.PGM files which load the samples into the program, then the .ALL files loads the sequences for those samples. Like in the ''Hybrid Theory'' projects, there may be instances where there is no song view or there are unused sequences. This is true for most of this collection as "80 90s Drums", "Album4Snds" (4 versions), "Atari" (4 versions), "Aubrey707", "GMajor01" (''GMAJOR'' folder), "GMajor1" (''GMAJOR'' folder), "Iri", "[[Iridescent]]" (4 versions), "Lorax" (4 versions), "[[PacmannyNew]]" (4 versions) and "Rick 808" were the only projects with song view besides "80 90 #2", "Archbshop", "Snds1" and "Ree Keys1", which have song view but no sounds in the timeline. "80 90 #2", "Archbshop", "Autoload" (likely just the MPC's default starting state), "GBSounds1", "GBSounds2", "GBSounds3", "KeroDrums", "NRG iPhone", "Snds1", "Ree Keys1" and "Rygar" didn't have sequences to export, they are essentially just sample banks. | ||
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==Disc 3: Living Things Demos== | ==Disc 3: Living Things Demos== | ||
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==Disc 4: The Hunting Party Demos== | ==Disc 4: The Hunting Party Demos== | ||
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The demos from The Hunting Party were all created at Larrabee Sound Studios in North Hollywood, California. Inside the ''larrabee'' folder that surfaced on June 22, 2019 were found three Maschine projects named "Morelllo 1", "Morelllo 2" and "Morello Chop"; and everything else is an Ableton Live project. Some Ableton projects however are missing all of their samples which made them useless. Most of them are just a setup of some virtual instruments or samples, but no actual MIDI information or any other audio. "[[Plato|PlatoDrum]]", "[[The Glistening]]" and "[[The Summoning]]" are missing the sounds and all three of the "LiveToys Project" sessions (inside the ''Morello Jams'' folder) are empty even though there are many sounds inside the project folder. | The demos from The Hunting Party were all created at Larrabee Sound Studios in North Hollywood, California. Inside the ''larrabee'' folder that surfaced on June 22, 2019 were found three Maschine projects named "Morelllo 1", "Morelllo 2" and "Morello Chop"; and everything else is an Ableton Live project. Some Ableton projects however are missing all of their samples which made them useless. Most of them are just a setup of some virtual instruments or samples, but no actual MIDI information or any other audio. "[[Plato|PlatoDrum]]", "[[The Glistening]]" and "[[The Summoning]]" are missing the sounds and all three of the "LiveToys Project" sessions (inside the ''Morello Jams'' folder) are empty even though there are many sounds inside the project folder. | ||
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