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by pcf 7y ago
Could this be used to generate "missing" frames in stop-motion animation as well? For example for this sequence from "The Terminator" (1984): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSXl_XKXZAI
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by pcf 7y ago
Are you allowed to make money using their algorithm? Did you verify that?
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by pcf 7y ago
I've personally collected thousands of multitracks, stems and remix kits. Sources are e.g. multitracks that someone leaked (like original unmixed Madonna sessions), constructed MOGG files from various Rock Band games, stems prepared fo
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by pcf 7y ago
...was that the university's attempt of a wordplay? "Busting" and "breast" in the same sentence? :)
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by pcf 7y ago
Is there a way to PM on YM?
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by pcf 7y ago
Looks good! Can you say something about the specifics? Like – can I use it like a locker service similar to Google Play Music? If so, how many tracks can I upload?
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by pcf 7y ago
One would think so, but if you look at the amount of available multitracks vs actual fan remixes made with those multitracks... it doesn't seem like people are very interested in making new mixes of old material.
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by pcf 7y ago
Try Franz to gather many of them in one program?
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by pcf 8y ago
This should be doable? You could feed your entire catalogue into the machine, and have it start generating music. For every pass, you could listen to the created piece and tell it "I would not make anything like element X, because of
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by pcf 8y ago
A lot of the music I love from my younger years, I can still listen to either actively for enjoyment or passively for concentration. It's entirely up to me.
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by pcf 8y ago
How/why does Outline work?
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by pcf 8y ago
This thread. I tried to find it a month later, but couldn't remember anything to search for. Regards, future pcf
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by pcf 8y ago
As a Mac user – how on earth could MS have a keyboard latency for so long? Seems very unprofessional.
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by pcf 9y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of this.
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by pcf 9y ago
"..transfer learning to other NLP tasks" – NLP as in neuro-linguistic programming? If so, can someone explain how this project is related to NLP? Thanks!
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by pcf 9y ago
Kate Bush sang about this in 1986, in "Experiment IV": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTUcoR8_pyE
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by pcf 9y ago
A short title, freely available here: * http://www.teslasautobiography.com * https://freeditorial.com/en/books/my-inventions--2
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by pcf 9y ago
My friend thinks the exchanges also go down when assets "flash-crash", because it means normal users can get in to sell their assets. And when they can't get in, they also can't cancel their stop-loss orders, so it means
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by pcf 10y ago
Call him and let him know.
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by pcf 10y ago
The only way digitally, you mean? Because you can still buy physical DVD's and Blu-Ray's, right?
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by pcf 11y ago
So who exactly are leaking/presenting these? And has anything been written about this site in the media at all?
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Ask HN: How to create a Mac library of electronic magazines – with bookmarks?
1 points by pcf 11y ago|0 comments
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by pcf 11y ago
I should add that I'm a music producer myself and know very well how music is created. What I'm wondering about if it's feasible having an algorithm that searches for repeated instances of any sound (don't limit yourself
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by pcf 11y ago
AFAIK, every other audio compression encodes each slice of sound separately. My idea looks at the song as a whole, which I believe would be something new in the audio field.
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Ask HN: Is this idea for audio compression technically feasible?
8 points by pcf 11y ago|13 comments
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by pcf 13y ago
I'm sharing my collection of 52.000 songs on Soulseek, and it has always been my default choice for downloading music in high quality. It's truly an amazing project, and I really hope it will never disappear.
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by pcf 13y ago
On the Mac it works brilliantly. I don't know about the QT port on PC, but I would assume it has surpassed the old client by now, after all these updates.
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by pcf 13y ago
Soulseek is way better, and has always been. It never went away, it has always been my number one choice for music downloading, whether it's incredibly rare releases, or the most commercial stuff I use for my DJ'ing. Put simply, t
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by pcf 13y ago
Viruses? Never happened to me. Incorrectly named tracks, sure. But not that often, and in any case I use Discogs.com and Musicbrainz Picard to get the titles correct.
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by pcf 13y ago
There are just more people, plus the process of sharing tracks is easier than on what.cd (no need to create torrents and write info), so you will always find more stuff on Soulseek.

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