I also made an “Intro to the Royal Trux” playlist here, featuring a lot of Accelerator tracks.Īfter hearing the 2004 version of SMiLE, I found some bootlegs of the original sessions, as well as digging into Smiley Smile. Anyhow, I’ve never sounded anything like them with anything I’ve ever been involved in, but this record has been a tireless reference point for me over the last… 23 years (wow). I’ve seen them more than any other band, and the Accelerator tour show at the Cooler in NYC was undoubtedly the top. This translated to the live show as well. Every single song is good… I would say it is a “no-skipper.” On Accelerator, they really struck a remarkable balance between structure and chaos. From all the times I’ve seen them live and all the records I’ve bought, Royal Trux never struck me as having put a ton of planning into maybe anything they did, but it seems to me like Accelerator’s excellence is due at least in part to some planning or preliminary structure of songwriting. It taught me that we can live forever.īut more importantly to me, the songs held together as individual songs rather than devolving into the noise that I tended to find pretty boring. You can feel the birds on the line, the people on the street, the time of day, the phone rings, a cough, a dog bark. You can hear the room on this album, the city. It taught me that truth put to melody is all you need. It taught me to live first and then document.
MYTRACKS AUTO SEND HOW TO
It taught me how to whistle and about the power of rhythm guitar (Jolie is a train). About necessity, about mythology’s role in survival. Catalpa was the first album that really taught me why we write songs. I first heard it during my last year of high school and knew immediately that it was a cipher, encrypting everything that I would come to love most about music. Though I can say that Jolie Holland’s Catalpa had the biggest impact on me of any album in the last 25 years. Pressing the undo red arrow button will undo all that specific change.It's impossible for me to define my favorite album of the last 25 years-that is a fluid thing, changing all the time. Ath the fourth level you have the individual changes. Pressing the undo red arrow button will undo all the same type changes that were made in this time interval.Ĥ. At the third level you have all the changes in the selected time interval grouped by change type (point delete, point move, point insertion, subtrack deletion etc). Pressing the undo red arrow button at this level will undo all the changes that were made in this time interval.ģ. At the second level you have all the changes in this track grouped in time intervals. Pressing the undo red arrow button will undo all the changes in this track.Ģ. At the top level you have all the changes in this track. The changes are grouped in different levels to easily brows through them.ġ. You can also undo a group of changes or all the changes by pressing the red arrow button at the proper level. You can undo a specific change, by pressing the disclosure dropdown icon at the right of specific rows until you find the change you want to undo then select the red arrow undo button at the left of it's row. Here you have a dropdown list with all the changes made to this track.
MYTRACKS AUTO SEND MANUAL
if you add a video which was not recorded at the same time as the selcted point, the video will only be associated with the selected point.Įvery manual change (point deletion, insertion or move) made to a track can be easily undone by going to Main Menu -> Track changes (this menu option is only visible if the track has at least one manually change made). TraceMyTrack will highlight this track line section for you, and also mark the video beginning and end point with a special icon. if you capture a new video or add a video which was recorded at the same time as the selected point, the video will be associated with the selected point and all next points which were captured during the duration of the video. Since videos are not instant, TraceMyTrack will try to associate your video with multiple locations depending on the video duration, but it will always follow some simple rules: As soon as you have taken a photo or added one or more from the library, it/they will show up in the photo field in the point details.Īdding a video is similar to adding a photo, the only real difference is how the video is associated with the track points after the video is added. A pop-up menu will allow you to either Take a photo or Add photos from library. In order to add a photo to a point, tap on the point on the map that you need to attach the photo to and choose the Add Photo icon from the row of point information icons.
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