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What font do they use for Sirens'?

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Does anybody know what font is used for Sirens? I tried to use the search but could not find it?

And if you know where to download it?

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if you mean for the cover of the album it is just ARIAL! take care!

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georgo konstantinidis wrote: if you mean for the cover of the album it is just ARIAL! take care!

Definitely a Helvetica variant, at least.

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no offence Daver but tell me where is the difference between the two types of fonts! take care

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oh! and somethinf more - we know that arial is Saville's favourite font!

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Helvetica = Arial

Linotype own Helvetica and the licence fees were too high for Microsoft, so they cloned it and changed the name to Arial. So Macs and OS/2 have Helvetica, and Windows has Arial...

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MYOB wrote: Helvetica = Arial

Linotype own Helvetica and the licence fees were too high for Microsoft, so they cloned it and changed the name to Arial. So Macs and OS/2 have Helvetica, and Windows has Arial...

Sounds like that should have been followed by a big court apearance!

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georgo konstantinidis wrote: oh! and somethinf more - we know that arial is Saville's favourite font!

Yeah, he used it already in the last three releases (Get ready, Retro and International)...

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It's definitely Helvetica. The "R"s are different. A Helvetica R has a 'straight'leg, wheras an Arial R has an angled leg. There are subtle differences between the two fonts.

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Helvetica to me.

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Thanks for the tip MYOB! great info! take care mate!:clap:

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Monsieur Round & Round wrote:

georgo konstantinidis wrote: oh! and somethinf more - we know that arial is Saville's favourite font!

Yeah, he used it already in the last three releases (Get ready, Retro and International)...

cheers man! its true! take care!

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Tenohtwo wrote: It's definitely Helvetica. The "R"s are different. A Helvetica R has a 'straight'leg, wheras an Arial R has an angled leg. There are subtle differences between the two fonts.

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Makes sense, Saville is likely to use Mac's being into design.

The differences are the reason MSFT avoid getting sued. Same with my font vendor (Bitstream). My default font - Bitstream Swiss 721 is basically Helvetica also, just kerns slightly differently.

Jaysus, I can't believe I'm talking about fonts at 3AM on a Saturday

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