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Are there any venues in town that have more experimental/DIY/electronic acts? Haven't found any scene for anything like that up this way (Eos does not count it's just goofy edm djs)

Are there any venues in town that have more experimental/DIY/electronic acts? Haven't found any scene for anything like that up this way

I've been having a "just-ok" experience with CRTPi on my RPI 4. I know it's kind of an experimental build due to the RPI 4's janky composite out. Mostly getting weird stuttering and tearing and poor performance on some systems, have to manually set swapchain images to 2 for each game to resolve some of the tearing. So I have a few questions:

• Will updating with RetroPie-setup's update tool break any of the custom configs that were set for CRTPi?

• If i get a Raspberry Pi 3b+, will using the NTSC composite build of CRTPi be any better in terms of support? Am I better off getting a 3b+ and running vanilla RetroPie? Can I use CRTPi and keep it updated with what I mentioned above?

My goal i

3.3 magnitude https://twitter.com/LA_Earthquakes/status/1397662601702633474

Felt downtown at around 2:12PM

I finally found some li hing mui powder and made the syrup from SC but have only found a few cocktails in the book that use it (Paniolo old fashioned, Kingston Palaka, Hana Reviver)

Any other suggestions for ways to use the syrup or powder?

This is a bit of a weird one - the ANC system in my noise cancelling headphones has gone a bit haywire and now just presents a constant white noise / static sound when enabled. I have isolated the issue to one of the internal microphones that seems to have something to do with noise cancelling. The component in question is pictured in the center of this photo. The microphone is under the black tape in the center, and faces inward, toward the driver. From this, the connection goes back to a PCB (which is basically a black box for me). I've tried cleaning the contacts but haven't tried resoldering connections yet.

I'm trying to f

1. Is there a way to convert a trim loop to a slice? Sometimes I find the perfect loop in the trim page and realize I actually want to slice a couple other parts in the sample. So far all I can figure out is just making a new slice and trying to find the loop manually.. tedious

2. Timestretch algorithm - I can't tell a difference between beat and normal. What's the difference?

3. Setting the sample "Original Tempo" - What does this actually do? My usual workflow is just finding a 1 bar loop by setting "Trim Len" or "loop len" to 1 and ignoring the original tempo. Is it just an alternative way of setting up the loop/trim length?

4. Is there a way for the timestretch to sound more like slow

Feel like I'm taking crazy pills. I make a selection in the sample editor, click the "EDIT" button, hit enter/yes to open the menu, scroll "save selection as sample" and hit enter/yes, NAME the sample with something new, and click enter. It says "Saving sample" for less than a second, then takes me back to the sample edit screen.

Now i go to assign my new sample... and it's nowhere to be found.

For what it's worth I am editing a recorded sample that is on a flex machine.

What am I doing wrong? Where are these samples being saved??

EDIT: I am an idiot, found the samples saved into the AUDIO folder as .wavs. Feels like they should also give me the option to assign though!

Anyone know of a DDR machine in the area? Maybe at like an arcade or bowling alley or something?

I feel like I’m losing my mind - I just picked this up (Switch), the first couple times I played I could point the gun in one direction and strafe and my gun wouldn’t change directions if I let go of the aiming stick. Now my gun points in the direction I’m moving. Is there a way to disable this? I’ve been through the options and don’t see what I might have toggled.

Putting feelers out to see if anybody has a Race 3 with either Red or Silver switches that they're trying to get rid of before I inevitably buy one off of mechanicalkeyboards.com.

here's the Leopold w/ timestamp.