{ "p": "ons", "op": "post", "title": "Amazing Exclusive Interview with Talented Ordinals Artist Toni Laine @ToniLaineMusic @MEonBTC #Ordinals", "url": "https://ordinals.forsale/2023/04/11/amazing-exclusive-interview-with-talented-ordinals-artist-toni-laine-tonilainemusic-meonbtc-ordinals/", "author": "Ordinals.ForSale- Pepe The Ordinals Expert", "body": "“Musician, Producer, Arranger (The Analog Insurgency). ‘Analog Bubble’ digital audio artist. Making my way through the jungle 🙂 & discovering new worlds.” Toni Laine. What inspired ahhhh 🎵 the analog insurgency, Inscription #504717 and glass onion (btc cut) 🎵 the analog insurgency\nInscription #556885?\n\nI wanted to experiment with audio ordz with ‘ahhh’ I was going for more for quality & with ‘glass onion’ more quantity. – these are from recordings I produced with musicians from around the world who added tracks to the final recording from their own home studios. ‘ahhhh’ actually comes later is the ‘glass onion’ recording.\n\nI also wondered if people might incorporate it into other projects sometime down the road.\n\nThe vocals include singers from Rotterdam, New York & a soprano from Santiago, Chile\n\nCan you please decipher and decode for us the hidden meaning in the lyrics of Inscription #142662 and tell us what inspires your poetry and songwriting ?\n\nI really don’t want to decode that one. 🙂 I’d rather leave it to the imagination. It was an experiment in stream of consciousness writing. Both musically & lyrically.\n\nAnd in that sense its not just one image, its a collage. Its why the song has such a loose construction, I didn’t go where it seemed like I should, I just kept thinking, “what would feel good next?’\n\nI derived the lyrics by just singing random words/thoughts/sounds that seemed to fit the mood. And then slowly letting them melt into something more coherent. – Kind of like singing in the shower when you don’t know the real lyrics of a song. lol\n\nYou inscribed the perfect ordinals movie, pool party 💦 inscription #553461\nCan you please tell us how you decided to inscribe this brilliant masterpiece?\n\nHaha! I came across that the night before I did it. I was a little shocked it was in a 1950’s movie, so I thought it would be something fun to preserve.\n\nBut oh that 380kb inscription limit makes it tough. It needed to be long enough for the humor to develop, but I could get anything watchable with full video.\n\nSo I came up with the idea of doing a series of freeze frames to capture the ‘important’ actions at 10 fps to get it to fit.\nCan you decipher the following inscriptions for us: Savage, Inscription #69918, biking inscription #348513 and whether this is intended for ordinals artistic voyeurism?\n\nJust having a little fun, lol I thought I might punk some of the more nerdy elements of Ordinals culture by scandalizing their new toy a little. 😅\n\nBut also, at that point I was starting to think more about the whole personal blogging possibilities of Ordinals. That’s what my collection is all about. – I’m trying to show what a great place it can be to express yourself as an artist and also as an individual.\n\nI think the elements of the ‘toni laine’ collection are less important than the blueprint it hopefully provides to others to spark their interest in expressing themselves.\n\nYour thoughts on the censorship of nsfw inscription 291 on Ordinals.com explorer?\n\nI don’t get it. – Am I viewing something that can’t be seen on a giant poster walking through any department store?\n\nIf ordinals.com wants to censor for 5 year-olds, whatever. It will just make them irrelevant.\n\noh, but dickbutts are art, dude!! 😅\n\njust juvenile 🤦" }