Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
A railway ticket for an audio-software launch
Independent audio software company Dirl Audio introduces Oscillique and Thudit through a railway-ticket-and-poster-style holding page.
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- Audio-software watchers and railway-ephemera enthusiasts
- Worth noticing
- The ticket is specified as 57 × 30 mm and based on the Edmondson pattern, after 1840.
Field notes
The page uses a ticket marked “passenger no. 0000,” with instructions to choose a destination and let the inspector clip it; visitors can also turn the ticket over or move to the next poster. Its small print gives the ticket dimensions as 57 × 30 mm and cites the Edmondson pattern, after 1840. A credited public-domain LNER poster by H. G. Gawthorn, circa 1928, supplies the accompanying railway imagery.
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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