Beside myself with anticipation ---~--- This week has been all about stretching out of my comfort zone with glitch and also with the photography behind my source images. Previously I'd been working with Bitmap files and had a set of audio tools I knew were safe and so stuck with them. I've begun directly altering Photoshop files, as well as experimenting with Endian formats. One particular challenge I've had is that BMPs are constructed from the bottom right of the image going up, so I use that to know where to make my edits (i.e. the bottom of the image is at the beginning of the "song"). Photoshop files are not ordered this way however, presenting me with a real challenge at having any precision. It feels like I'm a tailor working the sawmill. I've even tried opening these files in a Hex editor to glean the structure that way with no luck. Any one with tips please drop me a line. Despite having to work in the dark in some ways, I've found them very resilient to alterations on a small scale and I find the color palette scatters in a different but interesting way. Here's an example of a PSD produced with Lightroom, edited with Audacity.