the real at&t mix (Att.mod)
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Nominated by the crew for either outstanding quality, technique or creativity (or combination of) on 12th Nov 2008
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Neat tune - for some reason I found the operators comical!
The classic one that starts with old modem sound. Old but gooood!
I happen to think otherwise of the above poster. This tune is great if your a big nostalgia fan and otherwise a fone phreak. The artist is TRSi from what I have gathered from the internet. The tune is great and simple and nostalgic, featuring samples form various at&t operators and the like. It is FOR SURE worth the listen and if you don't like it than fine, but don't disregard this tune because of what one person said.
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__#arpegiator/trsi!#_ some cool operators! crazy at&t idea from freud !! ahyeh :-) st-99:usa tone1.4 st-99:y99.st(4).maj.l st-99:y99.st(4).min.l st-50:crash12.u220 no address, guess why st-56:awesome.bd(1) st-57:awesome.sn(1) st-98:korg.15.long st-97:korg.15.short st-98:at&t fem.35 st-98:at&t fem.23 st-32:probass.u220 st-35:clap.rev.u220 Downloaded From..... Music Channel BBS (203)646-3058 st-98:mci male.13 st-99:mci fem.2 st-99:hacked male.3 st-98:hacked.male.6 st-96:1800.ask.14 st-96:connect1.1 st-96:connect1.2 st-96:connect done _>--ga--arpie--oki--<
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TRSi (Tristar and Red Sector Inc) was (and from what I can tell, still is) a "demo group" dating back to the mid 80's. I became most familiar with them in the early to mid 90's BBS scene, and it looks like they're still somewhat active today. The Real AT&T Mix was one of my favorite mods back in the day. Looks like the author went under the handle, "Arpegiator". Would love to know what he/she is up to nowadays.