Psyche Origami - Check Out Line/The Standard (Instrumental)

Info; recorded into Reaper with an LP-60 into the headphone jack of my computer...
after some tweaking, it started to sound decent.
(warning)
both of the tracks may sound remarkably quieter than the tracks from the digital album, but after I took some of the low-end hum, and some surface noise out, I tried to normalize/compress/bring the volume up but it either sounded bad, some of the hum would come back in the silence, or it would peak like a mother fucker and distort like nothing else...
there's also a lot more popping when compared to some of the other uploads, but when I went through the recording to remove popping, I found that most of the popping would blend into the drums or bass notes so i couldn't see it in audacity, or if I could help it, I would repair some of the tiny pops in the track, but there was only so much i could do...
regardless, thanks for stopping by/
i don't own the shit so if you take a "risk" by using these in a video, *fair warning, there's a Small chance it might get striked, or taken down by Turner or some other shit...
i have a copy of the "No Negotiation" instrumental, but i recorded that with my computers built in "volume equalizer" so it sounds like shit,
i might have some next week or some shit to re-record it but until then, hope you enjoyed these,
gonna try to pick up "Wherever You Are" and "At last" to upload some "HQ" versions of those tracks.
Time codes;
0:00 - Check Out Line (Instrumental)
4:19 - The Standard (Instrumental)
anyways thnx 4 waching
-only_dot

[@theeagerminecrafter]

nice

[@aidaniel]

Legend

[@ktg5]

Nowadays no one makes instrumentals like Psyche-O did. Which reminds me; I should probably upload that White Label record of The Standard that I got from a friend, which includes instrumentals, vocals, and audio clips used throughout the album.

[@Laced]

dope af

[@PopPopPopPop]

do you have flagship by any chance?