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by dspig 8y ago
The poor dears! In our day we only had the threat of nuclear war to worry about. And Acid rain. And Chernobyl. And...
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by dspig 8y ago
http://www.willpirkle.com/
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by dspig 8y ago
LOL, sitting here with a VRML .wrl file I made in the late 90s. Maybe I can finally open it again, without a browser plug-in this time :)
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by dspig 8y ago
> Before, if someone signed you, you were pretty much guaranteed some form of success Well, an advance and a good time, but most ended up not recouping [1]. [1] https://www.negativland.com/news/?page_id=17
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by dspig 8y ago
Oh, that thing where iOS shows a oarticular app icon on the dock that I don't want there, but then hides it again before I have to remove it. Gee, thanks for that Siri. I guess the Android version will also have no Off switch for the u
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by dspig 8y ago
Hmm, the three women have the same swimsuits on, and the vertical posts along the balconies don't match. I think this is two different but similarly equipped pools at the same Motel!
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by dspig 8y ago
yes, "apparently" is a better fit than "obviously"
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by dspig 8y ago
there are pro speakers with digital inputs (not just for a clean signal, but usually to do some digital correction for the speaker response) but then you are stuck with that DAC, amp and speaker combination, and you either need a volume con
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by dspig 8y ago
or just FM - FM on tape was used for data aquisition in the 60s in cases where dynamic range and linearity were more important than bandwidth.
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by dspig 8y ago
Don't authors already put a lot of effort into the first line/paragraph/page?
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by dspig 8y ago
Until someone registers their video including the same music...
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by dspig 8y ago
The new one is even more sweet and rich than the eggs (more like a dessert than a snack) and harder to eat for a young child, so not surprising.
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by dspig 8y ago
the timing is different - the S becomes the EE in needle
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by dspig 8y ago
Here's the second example convolved with 30ms white noise: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WwmCNwWwukhtYXRT4mDHxCUa0sQ... But it also makes it sound like she's in a closet, so it would be better to fix
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by dspig 8y ago
The "chirping" artifacts are quite distracting. I wonder if they can be avoided by randomizing the alignment of the final piecing together of the audio? Post-processing by convolving with a short noise burst removes them pretty we
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by dspig 9y ago
execution speed would be a big one
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by dspig 9y ago
and even more likely if they both picked the shot where the wave crashed the highest
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by dspig 9y ago
It doesn't have to be white - pink noise works the same just sounds more muffled/bassy. It's more that there is no distinct pattern in the time domain for the ear to pick out, which would add echoes or metallic ringing. The s
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by dspig 9y ago
Yes, take a few seconds of white noise, apply an exponentially decaying envelope, and convolve with the input signal. Of course there is a lot more you can do: high frequencies decay faster in a real room, the envelope could be a more compl
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by dspig 9y ago
While Schroeder's algorithm sounds like reverberation, these days it might not be confused for 'natural sounding'. Well, to be fair there is worse sounding reverberation in real life (garages). A better sounding algorithm is
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by dspig 9y ago
Maybe there is something similar with coughing. There definitely is with yawning.
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by dspig 9y ago
That's funny. It should say FM is more robust, for exactly the same reason!
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by dspig 9y ago
He means to whichever neighbor the delivery person found first.
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by dspig 9y ago
I agree djinnandtonic (dead comment). The site asked a question in a slightly insulting way, then went blurry for a reason I didn't feel inclined to scroll around to find.
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by dspig 9y ago
read the patent - all time domain, no phase vocoder involved.
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by dspig 9y ago
filters with a sharper cutoff will 'ring' more, smearing sharp changes in the signal out over time. It's a pretty subtle effect when it's all happening above 20 kHz though
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by dspig 9y ago
bit depth / sample rate common sample rates are 44.1 and 48 kHz and multiples: 96 kHz ... 192 kHz
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by dspig 9y ago
Starting it from the command line seems to fix that for a while, at least it does here.
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by dspig 9y ago
"John Philip Holland was born ... on the February the 29th 1840. ... Sadly his father’s first wife Anne Foley from Kilkee died in 1835." Strange. Even if mentioning the first wife is useful, it's sad in general that she died,
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by dspig 9y ago
I wouldn't say "extremely hostile", more "unbothered" that their licensing conditions don't suit open source projects. They have tried to open things up a bit, but only for VST3 not the obsolete-in-their-opinio

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