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Nice (at .75xSpeed i can follow)
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Now that should do wonderful things to the pitch . . .
It’s rather interesting when applied to Physical modeling Engines like RipplerX . . .
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YT handles that quite allright
As does zynsampler . . . .
It’s clever stuff digital ain’t it…?
I put it to you that the technology may only be as clever as those who create it…
We’re doomed ain’t we?
Eat your soup.
hope and despair lies in both interpretations!
And yet. . .
Still using audacity . … Output format straight to mp3?
I will quote J.B.Farnum: “I’m not made for such complexity!
But i am, therefore i think (still using audacity)
I’m pink therefore I’m spam.
Frankly it’s no better than the soup. . .
Spam (is) a lot better.
I’ll promise to go to the soup line and keep my mouth closed on this topic from now!
There’s no need. We like churn . . .
It’s often interesting where it leads, and it got me sticking a couple of bits of audio up, which I haven’t done in a while . . .
i know - and i don’t keep promises, because i break them.
VERY INTERESTING video.
Thanks!
From time to time i have followed up on this theme, and amongst others i found this book/work.
I also put the book(PDF) through this google thing (https://notebooklm.google/) and got a 40 min podcast-like thing i could listen to on my commute today. There are some amazing aspects in this!
Cheers
The art of sabre tooth tiger detection continues at a pace . . .
Yes it is. This is what AI said about that:
The tree of life shows humans (vertebrates) and octopuses (molluscs) diverging from a very ancient, worm-like ancestor over 500 million years ago, making them evolutionarily distant but sharing a common root in the broader animal kingdom (Bilateria). Despite this vast separation, both independently evolved complex brains, large genomes, and similar camera eyes (convergent evolution), leading scientists to study them as unique paths to intelligence, with octopuses having fascinating, decentralized nervous systems and unique genes