Hah!.. That and the Phone with Flashlight, big leap forward for humanity on every field.. :yes: (In Spanish may be more funny tho, "el móvil con...
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Hunger, need of Money to subsist, lack of better Opportunities.. Also being too agreeable by the sheer fear of losing the given opportunity.. If...
I don't see anyone talking Politics.. But why not keep unnecessary Censorship out as well? What's with the irrational Fear of having to Censor...
Well there's been some pretty good technical improvements, but maybe they passed inadvertently/gradually enough as to not be considered Paradigm...
Well.. it's actually good music/notes/ideas, but played with the Loosest and worse Timing I heard in decades.. lol
Btw I just found out about this Airwindows Console7 thing.. "If you don’t already know what Console is: it’s the Airwindows digital mix buss....
Waves being 20yo, and still being considered "Modern" is an interesting topic tho.. By the 90's, all the 70's tech stuff was considered Old (I...
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Exactly what I was gonna say! :rofl: Cars like that P48 or a Ferrari 375 will tend to be slower on a City or on very Curvy tracks, their turns...
Yeah that's exactly why they don't convince me, it triggers my OCD not to know what the actual F I'm doing to the sound :rofl: And the thing has...
Well I meant it more in a Philosophical level.. It will always be a software emulation/simulation/approximation, so it will never be Exactly the...
Vintage/analog sound can easily be approximated, and it can get to be Very Close, however it will Never be 100% the same, for obvious reasons.....
Right.. But it's like the other way around.. Nowadays what matters is not the amount of precision/perfection of the image, both methods are very...
I'd say analog Warmth is a mix of many elements, like.. a certain Roundness (softened top highs/enhanced low end), and extra Depth (dynamics), and...
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