I have not found a way. I have had CD's that would do
rhythmic stuff but only in certain CD players -
usually the cheap boom-box types. But its hit-n-miss
as far as technique. The pinholes worked the best for
me. I would like to make a CD that skipped randomly
each time you played it so each time it would be
different. -mj

--- *J* <dogsbollocks@...> wrote:

> Hi all, I'm new so be nice! :)
>
> I was wondering - does anyone know a way to make an
> audio CD
> deliberately skip in a rhythmic fashion? I mean I
> know about the usual
> tricks you can physically do to the disc, but does
> anyone know a way
> to write particular information to the disc which
> will cause it to
> skip? I don't think it's possible from what I
> understand of CD
> writing, but I figured this is the best place to ask
> if I'm going to
> be proved wrong!
>
> Thanks!
>
> James
>
> Oh and PS - anyone have experience with cutting up
> speech and
> reassembling it into new words or just randomly
> triggering syllables?
> Any tips greatly appreciated!
>
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