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Also which were rare that you were lucky to catch once in a while but not regularly?

Composer is Heinz Keissling. Was amused to see it in Superjail! during a routine violent cold opening

Also, which shows were rare: meaning, you looked out for them and felt lucky when you caught them but that you didnt often get to see?

I honestly can't remember what I used to watch Sat mornings but I do know I was always looking out to catch Kirby Right Back at Ya which was on pretty rarely and sporadically. Was always low-key disappointed when it wasnt on then

Nowadays, I like things like Grim and Evil and Superjail! Wish I could find Duck Dodgers tho

Also other mysterious or bizarre sequences. I think it had a harp, maybe glockenspiel or some kind of eerie pitched percussion. Wasnt the jigglypuff one, definitely had harp

Would love to find an isolated decent length version of it

I keep seeing comments about how Canada avoided a similar fate because of its strict use of paper ballots; the US must have changed its system to include these electronic and possibly not airgapped machines.

Seems like they have the possibillity of getting women who use them in trouble if it collects data and tracks them or something

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I'd like to be able to turn any arbitrary simple track into a 30-60 minute extended version of itself.

I figure there's either something that can analyze and output that or at least something that can take a pre-edited complete loop and duplicate it multiple times to reach that threshold.

There's all kinds of Youtube examples of this for video game tracks so I really hope there's a staple method for easily doing that other than manually Really hope there's something pprogrammatic, its such a chore to get the loop cuts just so

Edit: i dont mean stretching it out or anything time remapping to do that like Paulstretch, I basically want some way to figure out the perfect loop and then duplicate that loop however many times until it is long enough to fill out 30-60 mins at regular 1.0x speed