how close would the Mother 32 or Subarmonicon be to the Grandmother?
I love my grandmother but most of the time could make do with a non-keyboard version
Looking for that phat filter sound
Metro Vancouver air quality complaint form
https://forms.metrovancouver.org/ere/Pages/aq-complaints.aspx
bad these last couple nights and here is the form
https://forms.metrovancouver.org/ere/Pages/aq-complaints.aspx
had an interview for my local public library today to be the librarian over the children’s books. The actual interview went great! The directors seemed excited to meet me and impressed of my knowledge- for not having a BLIS degree, and I was confident in my abilities. I was excited and fell in love with the position!
Then I asked about pay and benefits.
Good- The city pays insurance and retirement, there’s a longevity bonus and a christmas stipend.
Bad- It’s only $13/hr, enough to juuuust cover all my bills and keep my dog and cat healthy. Not enough for savings, student loans, subscriptions (e.g. Netflix)
now I’m depressed because I currently make $20/hr at walmart and I want to leave so badly but I don’t want to just barely survive
wondering how I could start down a digital path in making a recording that has that warm sound of LZ
from the first notes IV encapsulates analog recoding of the 1970s. Warm and punchy, tape saturation. I don’t think I’ve ever heard digital recordings capture that.
Don’t get me wrong, I love digital/DAW recording.
Edit: giving me a lot to think about and thank you for every reply
I’ll be behind a Lexus EV and I think it looks very much like the BZ … haven’t caught the name of that Lexus yet, and same for the Subaru.
what’s a good way to understand the major difference?
curious on recommendation
been using a few of the different AI stem separating apps … but have not so far found one that will separate out kick and snare from a mono track