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In QT if you put the mouse over by the timecode (bottom left of movie) you can switch from Standard to Timecode and you'll see the TC you want.
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I haven’t seen the 16-block film you mention but I believe Mike Figgis tried something similar in Timecode?
Ballardian » Escaping the gaze: A review of John Foxx's Tiny Colour Movies 2008
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The warm synth-pads, the squirty, farty bassline that bounces along with the beat, they are pure Köhncke - if anything the track reminds me a bit of his monstrous single from 2004 "Timecode" which also appeared on his 2005 full-length, Doppelleben.
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Justus Köhncke is one of Kompakt records stable of long-standing artists who, over the past five or so years, has consistently put out great music - he has two full-length albums, 2002's Was Ist Musik and 2005's Doppelleben, and seven (yes, seven!) twelve-inches, including the stunning 2 after 909 (that Erlend Øye included in his contribution to K7's DJ Kicks series), and my personal favorite of his, "Timecode" on the Zwei Photonen EP.
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Justus Köhncke is one of Kompakt records stable of long-standing artists who, over the past five or so years, has consistently put out great music - he has two full-length albums, 2002's Was Ist Musik and 2005's Doppelleben, and seven (yes, seven!) twelve-inches, including the stunning 2 after 909 (that Erlend Øye included in his contribution to K7's DJ Kicks series), and my personal favorite of his, "Timecode" on the Zwei Photonen EP.
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The warm synth-pads, the squirty, farty bassline that bounces along with the beat, they are pure Köhncke - if anything the track reminds me a bit of his monstrous single from 2004 "Timecode" which also appeared on his 2005 full-length, Doppelleben.
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To me it's like calling "Timecode" a great film because it has a gimmicky approach to filmmaking.
Interested in the new Christopher Nolan film? Ann Althouse 2005
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With its percolating synths and narcotized melodies, singalong "The Answer Is Yes" marks an acute left turn, but it also has its charms, provided you've managed to flush the "Timecode" withdrawal out of your system.
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"Timecode" literally tick-tocks its way through a slow fizz of warm synth pads and twerky basslines to a gushing refrain without ever once repeating the same bar.
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2000 Played featured role in "Timecode," director Mike Figgis 'four-screen digital feature
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