u/wetpaste
I'm not very good when it comes to remembering names/faces which makes it really hard for me to follow the lore of this game. I basically feel like I'm starting fresh in each scenario trying to remember names and who is who. I especially can't remember how anyone in DLC4 for example is connected to the rest of the story. Is there some place that ties it all together and explains all the connections/timeline especially in context of all the DLC now that it's all out there?
How would you begin to synthesize something like this? What would be the best approach? FM? Some kind of physical modeling approach?
I'm working on building up my video editing skills and choosing an editor. I am starting a youtube channel where I record myself using music gear/synths and using DAW software, sometimes with voiceover, sometimes without. My dream is to have slickly edited videos, with on-screen test annotations, arrows, zooms, and highlights.
I started with Davinci Resolve, since it's so widely recommended as "the best", but honestly, it feels like a bit much for my goals, and I had trouble with the reliability of automatic audio sync, and certain audio tracks not rendering their waveforms (which made manually audio syncing annoying)... final cut pro handled it perfectly. I also immediately fell in love wi
37, Male, 205lbs, 6' 4", White, 6 months, USA
I had 2 months of diarrhea starting somewhere around mid-April 2024, PCR test for common parasites showed nothing. it finally improved after that, but only slightly, and I have never had a single solid "normal" stool since then. It's just soft mush. Never noticed any blood or weird color. Overall uncomfortable, gassy, bloated. I have taken two rounds of antibiotics during this period already (for lung infection reasons... seemingly unrelated) and haven't noticed any change. Periodically still experience watery stool.
I have tried things like pepto bismol, or fiber supplements, but then I start to feel extremely uncomfortable like things are blo
A prime example would be In Death Unchained, in this game, every little twitch of your hand is seen immediately shaking at the top and bottom of the bow and the shaking is extremely noticeable. A real-life bow is not made out of paper, it doesn't respond to every little vibration in your hand, it get's smoothed out by inertia of it being an object with more mass spread out across the length of the entire bow, not a plastic object centered in your hand, even a bow made of paper mache would probably respond better to hand vibrations than the bow in this game.
A lot of FPS have fixed this themselves with various options, or by just assuming physics to begin with (half life alyx does a good job
$299 price point, mass adoption possible
Small(ish) and portable. Ability to play standalone, or "docked" PCVR (ok this is a bit of a stretch of analogy)
Tech and resolution is there, looks good, plays good, graphics can be "good enough" for the fact it's standalone.
Some decent experiences and games, but not a huge backlog (nintendo didn't have much on launch either)
No other decent competition for PCVR at this price point/specs (at least for now)
A vacuum in the market with shortages of graphics cards, PS5s, shiny gaming toy voids to fill in the market
BUT...
The facebook thing is a PR nightmare, multiple people I've talked to have said "never" to the possibility of getting one of t
Species: Feline
Age: 2
Sex/Neuter status: Male, neutered
Breed: grey tabby
Body weight: 11 lbs
History: cat had a blockage, went to ER, was diagnosed with struvite crystals and released and went to normal vet. Kept overnight for 2 nights at normal vet with catheter. Released, only to re-block partially. That time they flushed his bladder with saline and a lot came out of him. This time he was very clear. Still had trouble urinating that night. took him in again and they said it was extremely easy to insert catheter and drain his urine and they didn't think he was blocked, but they thought that maybe inflammation was causing it to flare up and act as a valve on his urethra. We went in ag
Over the past 2-3 years I have noticed a gradual decline in my wellbeing. I've had incidences of chest pain starting around 4-5 years ago as well, which was found to likely be related to heart burn and nothing serious. It still comes back every once in a while and I feel very wrong, I
I went to the doctor to describe that my heartburn had come back and I couldn't fall asleep at all for around 3 days because of uneasyness and heartburn while falling asleep. Many muscle twitches and pain on my left chest wall. I got over that and finally my appt. came. I didn't focus on the heartburn situation because I had gotten over that and was sleeping fine.
I took tests for my fatigue and I was tested
I am trying to figure out the "correct" way to accomplish this task.
I need to create an IAM user that can do the following:
Is there a clean way to do this? Should I just be making a new account with it's own ownership and all that? I would like to avoid that because I would like to be able to view all resources and billing globally, and have the option of giving it control over other resources in the future (deploy and manage EC2
Do you EQ at all? Do you rely on the equalizers on your mixer? Do you use insert EQs on any instruments? Do you put any EQ on your master? Do you EQ after recording?
Personally I don't have a system yet. I record straight into a stereo recorder without any EQs in the chain. I don't really use the EQs on my mixer very often, as they are very limited in their control. I mostly use the filters built into my synths and samplers to shape the sound to fit in the mix. My plan is to only EQ on the final mastering stage, but I miss being able to tweak EQ on every channel in a DAW with high precision. I'm curious to hear about what other synthfolk do and if you have any interesting uses of EQ in your
