Brexit, for once some facts.

[guerney]

thats the thing with studios there just a money pit and why most of them went bust when i got the genelecs and when the pc/mac started to take over and then the 16 track recorders and samplers bit the dust.

Hardware is expensive - more and more top selling albums are produced in bedroom studios, but I hate the way a lot of bleeds everywhere sonically, especially digital reverbs. Quite often, it even bleeds on the timeline. Pre-bleed. Post-bleed. Bloody computers!

 

[soundwave]

that will fix it

TC Electronics System 6000 (Reverb + Mastering)

Multichannel Reverb + Mastering processor (AES/EBU 8 channel I/O) with Icon controller.

shop.funky-junk.com

they do make a new one but fook me that price is insane.

TC Electronic Music 6000 MkII with TC Icon Remote

DSP system optimised for all music production requirements, and includes stereo and multi-channel Reverb algorithms, Stereo Mastering tools, LM Loudness Radar meter and the George Massenburg Labs MDW EQ. Comes with TC Icon MkII remote.

www.kmraudio.com

 

[guerney]

that will fix it

TC Electronics System 6000 (Reverb + Mastering)

Multichannel Reverb + Mastering processor (AES/EBU 8 channel I/O) with Icon controller.

shop.funky-junk.com

they do make a new one but fook me that price is insane.

TC Electronic Music 6000 MkII with TC Icon Remote

DSP system optimised for all music production requirements, and includes stereo and multi-channel Reverb algorithms, Stereo Mastering tools, LM Loudness Radar meter and the George Massenburg Labs MDW EQ. Comes with TC Icon MkII remote.

www.kmraudio.com

I'm still getting to grips with the rules of melody and harmony, but having never studied music, it's slow going and I've been at it 10 years so far. Fsck I'm glad I'm a tinkerer, not a musician - the way to end up with a large fortune in the music business, is to start with a much larger fortune...

 

[soundwave]

do you have any hardware like compressors a half decent valve one will make those drums sound soo much better.

just listen when he patches in different ones but that patching system is bad ass as 96 way patch bays full up gets really confusing let alone the ones at the end of a giant mixing desk.

Second hand analogue compressors. Used and refurbished 404 The requested product does not exist.

Classic analogue compressors from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's right up to today's modern examples. Refurbished and in good working order, large selection available.

larkingslist.com

 

[guerney]

do you have any hardware like compressors a half decent valve one will make those drums sound soo much better.

just listen when he patches in different ones but that patching system is bad ass as 96 way patch bays full up gets really confusing let alone the ones at the end of a giant mixing desk.

Second hand analogue compressors. Used and refurbished 404 The requested product does not exist.

Classic analogue compressors from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's right up to today's modern examples. Refurbished and in good working order, large selection available.

larkingslist.com

I have quite a large network of musician friends with all this stuff... who mostly focus on production of various techno (and it's ever more numerous and weird-sub genres), dance, rock, dnb, folk, Jazz, Acid etc. I can send sounds to have crafted any way I like, and I have in the past - but's all a gigantic waste of time if there are no good musical ideas, hence my focusing on composition, because production is something pretty much any Larry can do given time and application. Composition however, isn't. Lately, I've been trying it during self-induced lucid dreaming, which itself isn't easy either.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_dream

 

[guerney]

Hunt does look like the grim reaper

Austerity in England linked to more than 50,000 extra deaths in five years

Researchers looked at 2010-2015 when Cameron cuts to NHS and social care were starting to bite

www.theguardian.com

 

[guerney]

Top firms embroiled in pension bailout storm: BP, Rolls-Royce and Royal Mail using funding strategy blamed for meltdown in bond market

Top firms including BP use strategy blamed for bond market meltdown

We found the schemes have huge liability driven investments which are designed to protect against interest rate and inflation spikes.

www.thisismoney.co.uk

 

[guerney]

The Bank of England’s £40bn push to stop another ‘Lehman moment’

As gas prices surge, new scheme seeks to protect energy companies from collapse

The Bank of England’s £40bn push to stop another ‘Lehman moment’

As gas prices surge, new scheme seeks to protect energy companies from collapse

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[soundwave]

the fiet money system is finished it is all going to crash one way or another as you cant keep printing money when it is backed buy nothing other than governments debts and bonds.

paper money is in reality worthless now so time to go after all the real assets like houses so you will own nothing and cant do anything about it because the corporations and banks will own it all.

they never got rid of slavery they just replaced it with debt.

 

[soundwave]

I have quite a large network of musician friends with all this stuff... who mostly focus on production of various techno (and it's ever more numerous and weird-sub genres), dance, rock, dnb, folk, Jazz, Acid etc. I can send sounds to have crafted any way I like, and I have in the past - but's all a gigantic waste of time if there are no good musical ideas, hence my focusing on composition, because production is something pretty much any Larry can do given time and application. Composition however, isn't. Lately, I've been trying it during self-induced lucid dreaming, which itself isn't easy either.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid_dream

i will never sell mine that thig kicks ass

 

[guerney]

Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?

Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?

A British businessman believes it could suck a billion tonnes of carbon out of the atmosphere annually.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[flecc]

Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?

Climate change: Can an enormous seaweed farm help curb it?

A British businessman believes it could suck a billion tonnes of carbon out of the atmosphere annually.

www.bbc.co.uk

Yes, but like some of the weed and algae varieties on our
inland waters now, it will go out of control and take over vast areas.

Bringing key world shipping to a halt.

We're very good at accidentally starting such endemics, but very poor at stopping them.
.

 

[guerney]

FREE LIZ! She's being continuously controlled and mansplained to

Coercive control - Women’s Aid

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www.womensaid.org.uk

Unexcised, Tumour Truss threatens to metastasise at some future date

 

[guerney]

Sneaky Sunak is bookie's favourite for next PM

https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/next-prime-minister-after-liz-truss

 

[oyster]

Sunak is bookie's favourite for next PM

https://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics

However bookies reflect not any form of reality but just the bets that have been placed (and a little bit of adjustment to improve their profit - they hope). They are at best a straw poll of betting people.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

However bookies reflect not any form of reality but just the bets that have been placed (and a little bit of adjustment to improve their profit - they hope). They are at best a straw poll of betting people.

Perhaps, but we're in an odd undemocratic space where pollsters, bookies and markets are protecting us from proto fascists who would otherwise have hapilly ran the country into the ground

Tories ‘risk voter desertion’ if Liz Truss drops post-Brexit pledges

Senior Conservatives fear rise of a new Right-wing party could hurt them at next election if free-trade agenda is watered down

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[guerney]

However bookies reflect not any form of reality but just the bets that have been placed (and a little bit of adjustment to improve their profit - they hope). They are at best a straw poll of betting people.

It's a ver ver strange world, which I daren't look too closely at...

Why we can't rely on bookmakers' odds - TheHitc

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thehitc.com

 

[oyster]

It's a ver ver strange world, which I daren't look too closely at...

Why we can't rely on bookmakers' odds - TheHitc

This article is an online version of our Inside Politics newsletter. Register here to get the newsletter straight to your inbox every weekday.

thehitc.com

Thanks -

"In many ways, using bookmaker odds as a predictive measure is a category mistake. The goal of a betting market is not to predict a specific outcome, but to make money."

 

[oyster]

Snigger time:

 

[soundwave]