I ended up not making it, but that was probably just as well. Meanwhile I have loaned it to a number of people, most of whom have returned it with the proverbial 10 foot pole. It's wonderful, and I'm not ashamed of the fact that I think so. But I quite understand that it's not for everybody. There are theoretically four tracks, but this is because there were originally four sides on vinyl.
All samples are stereo, currently only in .wav format.
The last track on the vinyl side intentionally looped back on itself, like a scratched record, except that there was no scratch, and the merge was flawless. On more than one occasion it went for at least a half hour . Sadly, this is only available on the vinyl version, neither tape nor CD formats allow thiso sort of looping. Well, Helen was a Lou Reed freak, but now I don't recall if she got that one, or if I did. We were always vying for the best stuff at the radio station.