Piggy Nothing Can Stop Me Now
The Art Of Self Destruction, Part One
Self Destruction - Part Three
Heresy
The Downward Spiral The Bottom
Hurt Quiet
At The Heart Of It All
Ruiner
Eraser Denial: Realization
Self Destruction, Final
Frogtoon Music Album Info: Further Down The Spiral
Published: 02 Feb 2024, 01:41
Further Down The Spiral Also Known As Halo 10 Released On June 1 1995 Contains Various Remixes Of Songs From Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral. There Are Two Editions Of This Release One Denoted As Halo 10 Released In The US The Other As Halo 10 V2 Released In Japan Australia And The UK Each Containing A Different Set Of Tracks With A Large Degree Of Overlap Between The Two. This Halo Has Yet To Be Officially Released On Vinyl In Any Configuration And Was Only Released On Cassette As A Promo In Germany. The Same Country Also Had A Limited Edition Bootleg Version In A Black Tin Box With Three Pins. The Album Was Certified Gold By The Recording Industry Association Of America RIAA On June 26 1996 Denoting Sales In Excess Of 500 000 Copies In The US. It Has Since Become One Of The Best Selling Remix Albums Of All Time. Further Down The Spiral Showed A More Varied And Experimental Point Of View To The Original And Boasted Many High-Profile Remixers And Contributors Including Aphex Twin Coil With Danny Hyde JG Thirlwell Rick Rubin With Dave Navarro. The Album Contains Work From Aphex Twin Richard D. James "At The Heart Of It All" And The Second Half Of "The Beauty Of Being Numb". James Allegedly Claims To Have Never Heard The Downward Spiral Thus Revealing His Contributions To Be Two Original Pieces Instead Of Remixes. As Well "At The Heart Of It All" May Be Based On Or Influenced By The Coil Song Of The Same Name The Band Being Signed To Trent Reznor's Nothing Records Prior To Its Fold. In An Interview From 1998 Coil Describe The Manner In Which Reznor Prepared The Multitracks John Balance "It's Good To Get Something Trent Will Send You Because He'll Send You A Really Precise Clean Good Sounding Master Tape Where You Can Take All The Sections Out And You Can Rearrange It Totally. You Get Spoiled Because Such A Good Clean Master Comes To You And You Can Say "Wow!" And Rip It To Shreds And Do Whatever You Want."
Peter Christopherson "I Think Though The Last Things We Did For Him We Actually Got Studio-Vision Discs With Everything Already Laid Out. He Is Very Organized By The Way." In Posts On The Gearslutz Forum Former Nine Inch Nails Collaborator Charlie Clouser Described How He Put His Contributions Together "Heresy Remix Studiovision Triggering 2x NuBus Samplecell-1 8mb Cards And 4 Audio Tracks Of Protools-16. 1 Track Lead Vox 2 Tracks Gtr Fx 1 Track For Preachers And Misc. Yes 4 Tracks Of Audio. First SampleCell Loaded With Drums And Stuff Second One Loaded With Chopped Gtr Riffs. 8 Megs Each.
No Xpander. Bit-Crushed "pox" Arpeggios And Distant Descending Melody From Emax SEHD Rack With Modwheel Filter Control. All Guitars Chopped Into Riffs And Put In Samplecells Then Retriggered From Keyboard. Wild Pitch Fx On Guitars By HyperPrism Standalone No Plugins In Those Days . Backwards Vocal Fx By... It's A Secret. Outboard Filtering On Guitars By Arp Solus Via MPU-101 And Maybe Peavey Spectrum Filter. Lead Vox Flattened With L1 Offline In SD2 Again No Plugins In DAWs Back Then .
Mixed On Mackie 32x8 With No Compressors Or Outboard Eq. Send Fx Incl. Vox Verb And Delay From QuadraVerb And Maybe DP4. The Phasey Sound On Guitars Is Either DP4 Or Else It's Just An Artifact Of The HyperPrism Pitch Fx. Yes Alesis Quadraverb And A Mackie 8-Buss.
"Ruiner" Remix? That Had A Sine-Wave Portamento Sound That Was Actually "Init Voice" On The Original DX-7 Put Through Arp Solus Filter For Gating Fx. ... I Loved That "Init Voice" Patch. I Wonder Who Programmed It?"