Didn't realize they were that old

My guitar. Taylor 314 CE from 2000, 20+ years of age is ideal for acoustics and I like the 3 band eq that model had

You can actually train yourself to lucid dream the entire time, it takes a lot of work though. I worked on it for a while and could consciously fall into rem sleep, great resources for it online. Buddhist monks developed most of the modern technique, you basically meditate into a dream state. You get so much more control that way, it's like having a holodeck when it works.

The best way to learn is to say something confidently wrong on the Internet haha

Yeah you know what, I definitely am wrong about this, I totally thought they were using AI but that makes way more sense

I know it doesn't need AI for older versions of feedback suppression, but there are newer systems using it that are more effective at dynamically subtracting those frequencies

An amazing use for it in audio engineering is for feedback suppression. The old way to give yourself more headroom required you to sit there and turn up the gain until feedback happens and cut that frequency. Now you just turn on the feedback suppression and it does all that for you on the fly. It's game changing for live sound, every major venue has it now.

My cat Lola in the best picture I took of her as a kitten

My dog Joanie who has her ear protection on for band practice

Them together as babies (they play together and are best friends)

Playtime

Daily outdoor adventures

You're right, I need this room in my life

Blood Sweat & Tears had like 200 members, my dad knew one of the founding members and went to one of their concerts a couple years back. Got to talk to them after the show and not one of them had even heard of the guy. Feels like the ultimate example of this

I use the mpk mini play and it's super handy all the time with those onboard effects! Bring it all the time in my backpack for noodling when I know I have hours to kill. Had it for 7 years and no issues at all. Although I will say the new mpk minis went through a massive upgrade, worth splurging for.

I wonder if it would sound better taped on, in the drum itself, or on the floor in front. Seems like there would be minimal bleed too haha, might be a cool lo-fi thing