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infernal machines posted:tbf that's actually a good interface for what it's meant to do. obligitory 
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qirex posted:vaginas aren't intuitive but they are learnable they are actually very intuitive i.e. you (i would include myself but i was a c-section)
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pram posted:teh something awful forums, powerred by monkey cheese rofl *decade old hardware craps out and database explodes*
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carry on then posted:obligitory hahaha
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Oct 25, 2014 21:59
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if there's a better way to rename files in bulk i'd like to see it
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qntm posted:if there's a better way to rename files in bulk i'd like to see it Sep. Seg. e: uh no not sure if i should proceed or not 
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Oct 25, 2014 22:10
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there are no laws in australia don't worry
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Oct 25, 2014 22:26
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infernal machines posted:tbf that's actually a good interface for what it's meant to do. I'm sure they looked fine in 2006 on a 1024x768 ibook but these days not so much and I'd hate to see what they look like on a retina screen otoh they've ported a few of their synths to the retina ipad and they look loving gorgeous but they haven ported the interfaces back to the mac yet
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Oct 25, 2014 22:57
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akadajet posted:agreed agreed
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Oct 25, 2014 23:11
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Oct 25, 2014 23:53
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Bananalogue posted:user 
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Oct 26, 2014 00:34
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Bananalogue posted:user owned
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Oct 26, 2014 00:38
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Bananalogue posted:user i thought this was an airplane nav station and i was gonna say those are all fuses but welp
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Oct 26, 2014 00:39
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you can always tell when engineers design the interface
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Oct 26, 2014 00:43
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Bananalogue posted:user whats this
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Oct 26, 2014 00:44
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Captain Foo posted:whats this a modular synthesizer probably uses parts from differing manufacturers but mostly polyfusion
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Oct 26, 2014 01:03
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Bananalogue posted:user this is what was used to break the enigma code
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Oct 26, 2014 01:33
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so does it make beep boop sounds?
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Oct 26, 2014 02:11
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yes but I can't find any decent sound demos on youtube so it probably did not do a good job
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Oct 26, 2014 02:22
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Bananalogue posted:user computers really changed music
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Oct 26, 2014 02:48
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they really did i dont know how keith emerson managed to not be murdered by a roadie
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eschaton posted:computers really changed music by allowing that thing to exist inside the space of a laptop and while purists will say it's not the same; and it's not because each has some kid of artifacts to it, it's more than offset by allowing 600kg of poo poo to be replaced by 2kg of poo poo
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:600kg of poo poo But enough about your posts
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Bananalogue posted:user jesus christ
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Oct 26, 2014 05:26
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do u lose much fidelity with so many patch cables n etc
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doubt it, you're sending audio signals but control voltages for the most part, like connecting a keyboard controller to an oscillator so that the keyboard can tell it "hey make a waveform at 440hz" tho i don't know how the output from the oscillator to say the low pass filter works if that's audio or not
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Bananalogue posted:user user friendly
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Bananalogue posted:doubt it, you're sending audio signals but control voltages for the most part, like connecting a keyboard controller to an oscillator so that the keyboard can tell it "hey make a waveform at 440hz" most of those patch cables cant just be that. it'll be poo poo like, heres a signal, use it to control the frequency on this oscillator (fm synth kinda) or something
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several of those panels look identical so idk maybe a couple of them are LFOs for sweet dubstep wobbles
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oh absolutely -- part of the point of a modular synth is you can mix and match parts and put me wherever in the cabinet so you can have three oscillators or two lfos or filters what have you apparently hans zimmer had one, here's the load out >3 VCO. 1 factory custom with waveform select ,from a single output >1 VCF. Freq AND resonnance are volt. controlled. >1 HPF with resonnance. Freq AND resonnance are volt. controlled. >4 VCA ( 2 dual) >4 DADSR (2 dual) : 1 standard dual, 1 dual factory custom :the upper with 2 gate selector , the lower with 2 outputs selector and attenuator. >5 mixers .each with 4 ins and + - outputs. >1 LFO. 5 waveforms, control over PW and freq. >1 rare quadrature oscillator. 4 outs, for surround panning or other complex modulations. >1 octave divider. for waveforms or impulses. >1 dual Sample and Hold. >1 dual ring modulation. >1 (spring) reverb. >1 enveloppe folower. >1 phase shifter. >1 voltage quantizer >3 multiples . >1 5 bands Parametric EQ. 5 X frequency / Q /Level.+cut / boost. >1 bipolar attenuators. X 3. >1 variableDC source. X 3. >1 keyboard output controller, with pressure, dynamics, X/Y controls >corresponding to the polyfusion keyboards wide possibilities,or to be connected to a Kenton >2 power supplies.
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Bananalogue posted:oh absolutely -- part of the point of a modular synth is you can mix and match parts and put me wherever in the cabinet so you can have three oscillators or two lfos or filters what have you i was expecting this to excessive but thats a pretty reasonable feature list tbh (like relative to what a modern synth might be using throughout a setlist). Pretty fuckin cool
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the quadrature oscillator intrigues me, I've never seen one before
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qirex posted:vaginas aren't intuitive but they are learnable who puts a multi-touch widget below the fold?!
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NoneMoreNegative posted:who puts a multi-touch widget below the fold?! Nice
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you know what pisses me off about ux design ityool 2014? all error messages are now "oops! something went wrong tee hee" instead of something descriptive that would actually help you
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attention interns all error messages must be as zany and fun as possible to reflect our jolly company culture
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Metrication posted:attention interns all error messages must be as zany and fun as possible to reflect our jolly company culture
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computer toucher posted:I got an exhaust fan for my shower room to blow out moist air. it has a setting for how moist the air needs to be for it to start. on one end it has one big drop graphic, on the other end two smaller drops. it also has an ir sensor so it always runs when it detects movement so you can't tune it by feel. can you just cover it up while you ~moisture tune~ it?
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also i moisture tuned your mom last night
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