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Anyone else have a Moog Matriarch and get this issue? when I play big wide 4-note paraphonic chords I seem to get this slight overdrive/distortion effect on the sound.

(yes I know the mixer allows you to turn up and overdrive the oscillators, but mine are all set at around the 10-o-clock mark, which should be safely under the overdrive threshold)

when the synth is in monophonic mode I don't get this problem, only when playing chords in paraphonic mode.

playing a mixture of very low and very high notes seems to exacerbate this effect.

for a game's competitive scene to be successful it has to attract viewers, which squad will probably never adequately do, due to these following reasons:

1. the game has very long engagement distances and pixel sniping. it also has a lot of foliage clutter. after you put things through the streaming compression algorithms, it turns into a bunch of indiscernible mush. the design of the game just doesn't stream well. viewers aren't going to watch if they can't see what people are shooting at. other long-engagement games like cod warzone or pubg make their player models dark, or wearing dark colored clothes to improve visibility, but since squad realistically handles player camo and fol

I was setting up our work server (which hosts our company file) to allow remote connections so people could work from home.

I followed these steps. the VPN seemed to be working and the remote connections from home functioned, although extremely slowly. I assume this was normal because quickbooks handles a lot of data transmission and our company internet's upload speed is trash.

Shortly after doing this, quickbooks started taking forever to log into the company file from locally networked workstations (other office computers on the same local network as the server).

I moved the company file to another

I play racing sims and rally games and the technicals in squad handle incredibly awesome and accurate, especially for being done over the netcode.

The bigger trucks I have no idea, since those aren't in my rally games, but the smaller trucks handle perfectly, handbrake drifts, the works.

get his ass out here, I'm ready to debate him.

In this audio demo of music software they play a composition that's by (I'm assuming) Bartok

https://soundcloud.com/bolder-sounds/cimb-bartok

It's a cool song but I don't know anything about that dude or how to find the name of it so I can listen to more.

Can any classical music people help me out here?

I bought some hardware off reverb.com and it arrived without a power cable. I can't use it at all until I buy a replacement cable out of my own pocket.

This was not mentioned anywhere in the listing, and I wish I would've known so I could've factored in the expense of a replacement cable when I made the purchase. After buying a new cable, my savings from buying used off reverb.com instead of new were not as much as I'd thought.

I tried to get a partial refund from the seller to cover the cost of a new cable, he basically told me to go pound sand. I contacted reverb support and they said they couldn't do the refund, but gave me $10 store credit, and told me to message all sellers in the

If not, does that mean the economy is either zero-sum, or significantly luck-based rather than merit (since each clone would have equal skill/intelligence/workethic)?

In real life bullets normally travel faster than the speed of sound.

So if someone shoots at you, you first hear the crack of the bullet going by you, then you hear the thump of their rifle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdzdXExRrSM&t=8s

Does HLL accurately simulate this, or do sound effects travel instantly, so you'd hear the rifle first, then the bullet crack?

SL's having to both SL and base-build

Games are won and lost by a team's HAB building. This job currently falls upon the SL's to do.

But SL's having to worry about both HAB building/supplying and directing his men in combat is too much at once. Toss command chat into the mix and it's no wonder people get overwhelmed trying to SL and end up avoiding the role.

I want to be ordering my machinegunner to set up on that wall and provide covering fire while I direct my other fireteam to flank the suppressed enemy. I can't give this my full attention if I'm also having to keep looking back at main to see where the heck

A lot of the environment textures and assets looks a lot better now. Rocks, ground textures, foliage, etc.

I have mild carpal tunnel from years of computing and gaming, and having to hold down shift for long stretches of time can be rough.

sometimes my rifle's optic will DOF blur far things even when I'm scoped in

obviously this is not conducive to me seeing and shooting far away things with said scope

the funny thing is my binocs don't do the same thing, everything is still pixel sharp on those. it's just my AK47 russian optic that's doing it.