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Comment #38512434
Love what OP has created and is releasing free (thank you!) Did want to point out some other cheap/free bitcrushers out there for people to try (in addition to MAIM) https://www.de…
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Comment #34651465
If only there was something you could keep in your apartment that consumes CO2...
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Comment #34290598
Wouldn't that environment be VST?
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Comment #33521196
Totally worth seeing live
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Comment #29573694
That was brilliant, thanks.
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Comment #29570178
While I'd like that to be true, I'm skeptical of that outcome from streaming normalization alone. All I see in production forums is how can I make my mix louder? You can blow by Sp…
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Comment #29569974
They should nickname this "clone-a-tone"
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Comment #29386975
Coincidence? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/feb/29/paul-sing...
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Comment #29054197
Glitch musicians would like a word. Maybe you mean digital. As electronic toys can still be modified/screwed with.
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Comment #28970835
Well you get that there a need for it, and people are trying to find solutions to overcome the issue of latency, that's the whole point, isn't it?
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Comment #28104096
Why did they change it?
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Comment #27508748
This makes me miss Google Wave... Are they iframing in spreadsheets with a slack clone?
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Comment #24945612
I'm still annoyed they don't support facebook groups :/
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Comment #21828935
Andrew Huang's Music Theory in 30 minutes is a pretty good starting point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgaTLrZGlk0
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Comment #21402904
It can do a pretty impressive job, it does help to use high quality source material. Using mp3 rips from youtube might get a little more artifact-y. sometimes, vocal like instrumen…
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Comment #20604289
A e s t h e t i c
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Comment #20122204
/me nope ;)
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Comment #15752175
wait, what's the ATA warning about tinnitracks? On the surface seems like a good idea to me... but couldn't find reference to it good or bad on the ATA site.
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Comment #15518501
my recollection is that it decompresses fine/performantly, let me see if I can dig up an article. https://blog.codinghorror.com/zopfli-optimization-literally-... https://blogs.akam…
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Comment #15517868
what about Zopfli/brotli? Gzip compression benefits taper off in benefit after the "7" setting, IIRC. Brotli at higher settings compresses better, but you'd want to do it static as…
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Comment #14974898
Many of these recommendations are at odds with HTTP/2 recommendations, practices.
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Comment #14465826
GreatSchools | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Full Time Software Engineer (Ruby on Rails & React) GreatSchools is a national non-profit that reaches half the families with children in the …
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Comment #14243040
GreatSchools | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Full Time Software Engineer (Ruby on Rails & React) GreatSchools is a national non-profit that reaches half the families with children in the …
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Comment #13768486
GreatSchools | Oakland, CA | ONSITE | Full Time Software Engineer (Ruby on Rails) GreatSchools is a national non-profit that reaches half the families with children in the US. Grea…