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screenshot of twitter but there is a faint overlay of a horse image covering the entire screen

screenshot of twitter but there is an overlay of a horse image covering the entire screen

screenshot of twitter but there is a heavy overlay of a horse image covering the entire screen, at this point, you cant really see anything behind the horse

due to my horrible doomscrolling addiction, i have made a script to slowly fade in a horse over my entire browser over the course of a minute that you cannot remove unless you refresh the page making it so i cant use twitter for more than 2 minutes

supercollider tutorial

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lol yea true language is a really good example of this. like i have no idea how english grammar works anymore because i just know it. i used to know like the actual terms for different devices i learned in school

its an idea i first learned from sycra iirc. that guy has said a lot of very smart things about teaching

A summary of everything I know about desk & speakerplacement, reflections, room modes, building your own acoustic panels, room EQ & more to help you get started optimising your acoustics.
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this is why everyone reading this should start making bitwig tutorials btw, we need more of those

this is yet another reason why community is every bit as important as good educational resources for learning i reckon

sometimes the best teacher is someone that only knows a little more than you. because they still have a better sense of what is difficult about a subject.
you see this in maths degrees too, where especially in the first semesters i feel like you learn more from tutors than from professors.

ime if something is too obvious to you, you get worse at explaining it.
e.g. i really would have no idea how to teach how to write a drum beat. explaining something i only recently learned is wayy easier.
don't wait till you're a consummate expert to teach stuff to your peers.
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I downloaded the poll data and am working on a little writeup of it. I'll likely just distribute it as a pdf via discord you can share around if you want, since I don't really have a good way to otherwise distribute it.

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www.patreon.com/posts/crash-...

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Sickk great to see it get some use

Are we sure jeremy is a person?

ive been meaning to mess with that tape plugin it looks fun as hell

<3 youve actually been one of the most active contributors as far as i can tell

you shouldnt eat phone

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Here's a fairly simple one, a better way to create a Listen-Bus in #Bitwig that allows some features of the DAW (like the audition tool) to operate more smoothly.
www.patreon.com/posts/better...

A first attempt at more granular analysis:
How Professionals vs Hobbyists learn about audio & music.
Professionals include anyone that answered they work in audio as a side gig or full time job, while hobbyists are those that make occasional or no income.
Take the survey:
forms.gle/u2Wr9pezJPC2...

tl;dr: professionals can read

Professionals read more books & blogs to learn about sound making, they are a lot less likely to solely rely on youtube. I did not poll for peoples age, but i wonder if this is a factor here. Professionals are likely to be older on average i would guess.
In both group youtube dominates tho.

this was just a test if i could use libre office for this, i will try to do a more in depth report of some interesting bits of the data once i stop trying to get more submissions

A first attempt at more granular analysis:
How Professionals vs Hobbyists learn about audio & music.
Professionals include anyone that answered they work in audio as a side gig or full time job, while hobbyists are those that make occasional or no income.
Take the survey:
forms.gle/u2Wr9pezJPC2...

YouTube video by rubyjcasey on my grind (tilde collab, making presets, journals experimental comp etc)

ruby is live working on our collab
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXH5...

the type of plugin i am talking about is usually created by influencer type solo devs as far as i can tell?

ftr ofc its also important to do your due diligence before calling sth vibecoded. not everything you dont like and not everything thats poorly made is vibecoded. humans can make bad software too ofc