morgantj 108 Reviews	. permalink Tue, Mar 9, 2010 @ 3:44 PM Excellent! Beautiful sounds! Fantastic quality. Thank you.
	. permalink Ivan Chew Wed, Mar 10, 2010 @ 6:58 AM Hey Travis, you’re welcome. Look forward to hearing a remix from you for this (just saying; no pressure). oh, did you just updated your blurb/ profile info on ccMixter? Eloquent stuff, heh.
essesq 774 Reviews	. permalink Tue, Mar 9, 2010 @ 6:51 PM Your title caught my interest. Mahjong is the weird link between Chinese culture and my background which is Jewish. I still want to learn how to play it. This piece is neat. Reminds me of my wanderings through the stores in Chinatown here in Philly. I think I’ll have some ginseng or jasmine tea now :-). You did it all in GB? Did you use any instrument packs other than what came with the original program? Drop me a note if you can. There aren’t enough GB people on this site. I need someone to swap notes with. I listened to the full mix. It might be fun to talk over. Can I upload the result over here (with attribution of course)?
	. permalink Ivan Chew Wed, Mar 10, 2010 @ 7:19 AM I’m no expert at Mahjong though I know how to play. I looked up this site and found the rules accurate and systematically presented. Yes, all done in GB. I installed a World Instrument Jam Pack. It contains some ethnic instrument sounds. Would be happy to swap notes. And please feel free to remix this in anyway you like. Uploading to ccMixter is what it’s all about, eh? :)

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