Nothing beats Jokerman. Truly unhinged
I could legit see a future where once we figure out scalable lab grown meat, we unlock access to all the endangered and exotic meats as well. Guilt-free giraffe meat might be delicious!
Both can be true. The electrical noise just makes it easier for them to be heard.
Edit: I did not think I needed an /s for this…
The remastered trilogy is true to form if you haven’t played it. Visuals are truly “as you remember it in your head”. Also fully remixed soundtrack you can choose to turn on or off. I loved the original and still prefer the new soundtrack.
I used to constantly fold little paper cubes like this. Modular origami has always been my favorite. My personal favorite is the modular cube:
I was actually going to mention this. I think Spyro 2 really perfected this because I can 100% that one in about 1-2 weeks of casual play. The first one always looked and felt a bit unrefined and had a few too many rough edges compared to the second imho.
I’d rather give up everything AI has blighted us with than get a few ported games in return.
I had the displeasure of owning one of these and my god it was made of tin foil. Half the shit on that car would break just from driving it. My rear hatch would just open randomly when it was in the mood for instance.
Hard disagree. There’s a reason pro equipment still exists. Digital noise suppression is still noticeable in comparison to analog. It’s always better to start with a higher quality analog source and do the least amount of digital processing after.
Now, this is with the caveat that someone in an already isolated room with good acoustics can get away with a much cheaper microphone sounding comparable, but give some reflective surfaces in a room and make it non-symmetrical and now the advantage starts to amplify for good source audio.
Source: I’ve done audio production for a few stage plays and produced an album.
I’ve been frustrated with Lemmy’s trend of downvoting people when they struggle to tell if something is slop. Usually it’s from some genuinely trying to learn how to spot the giveaways. What does downvoting someone trying to learn accomplish?
I think it’s a psyop to use the worst cameras imagineale in public places to make you feel worse about yourself.
It’s not much, but it’s mine!
I managed to get it clean, restrung and learned how to tune it. I’ve spent the last couple weeks just practicing the chromatic scale and just started learning some basic chords yesterday.
I started with the trumpet in high school and then went on to do digital music production as a hobby for ten years and even managed to produce my own album.
I realized a lot of the tracks on my album had guitar elements and it dawned on me that I could eventually work to make those my own actual recordings rather than synthesized.
So I’m already familiar with the slow burn process of learning a new instrument and I’m already seeing massive progress from the first time I picked it up. Here’s to the next decade of learning a new instrument!
I apologize for nothing.
* The shame of forgetting!
I've clocked over 750 hours and have been an on-and-off player since 2015. I spent the last month powering through exobiology to be able to pick up my very first Drake-Class Fleet Carrier. Absolutely blown away by the amount of complexity to this mechanic and looking forward to kitting it out for its maiden voyage to Colonia.
An absolute trip of an album as the name would imply. I have a good story to go with this, too. My friend was a promoter and happened to be working one of these shows of theirs. He gifted me the album along with one of their t-shirts.
Since I had their collection digitally, I never got the urge to open this copy. I was curious one day and looked it up. Turns out it’s quite the rare bird and I’m not the only one who enjoys their rare flavor of sound.
I’ve been a fan of their sound from the first time a friend recommended I listen to “Deeply Disturbed”, specifically the Infect Remix 15 years ago. I don’t know if there’s some dimensional rift going on, but I’ve met very few people who know their music. And yet, the few people that I’ve met that do know them have been listening for as long as I have.
It’s strange. They’ve been making music for longer than Deadmau5 or Daft Punk, consistently doing new and interesting stuff, and they’ve barely made a dent on the map. They’ve even done several big collabs, but they just don’t seem to catch the fame. Their concert tickets are usually really affordable, too as a result, which is always nice.
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