u/JaXm

Hey gang. I've been making ginger beer (and now other flavors) of Sodas, and have a relatively consistent process now.

My ginger bug is active and works well directly out of the fridge, and bottling produces a consistently low-sugar tasting fizzy drink. It's been a fun process.

Once the flavorings have been boiled, and cooled down, I add the ginger bug, strain out the majority of the solids and then pass the liquid through coffee filters a few times. This is .... an extremely slow process. And while it "works" I would like to get a clearer end product without the typical sediment at the bottom of the bottles. I've done some searching, but it doesn't seem like there's a lot of information on the subject of filtering on this sub.

Is the general consensus to just ignore the sediment? I'm not overly offended by it myself, but I thought it would be nice to make bottles for friends and/or family, and some of them may not find it appealing. Also, I feel like transporting the bottles might kick it up and muddy the waters as it were.

Any ideas are welcome!

That's it. Just the title. Anything generated by an LLM shouldn't have a place here.

I'm looking for a song that was INCORRECTLY attributed to the artist Sonic Mayhem. It was a dark, industrial, trance-y song from the late-ish 1990s, or early 2000s. It ran about 6 minutes and 40 odd seconds, and I have never been able to find any information about that song since losing it years ago.

It was purely instrumental, so no lyrics of any kind, not even any vocalizations (like oohs and aahs), and I believe did not feature any instruments like real drums or guitars. Only digital instruments.

I can assume the song title was correct, but since the artist is not, it's hard to pinpoint where this song even originated. It was downloaded off of peer to peer and so it's impossible to know if there might be other works or even an album to reference to give any more information.

I'm looking for a song that was INCORRECTLY attributed to the artist Sonic Mayhem. It was a dark, industrial, trance-y song from the late-ish 1990s, or early 2000s. It ran about 6 minutes and 40 odd seconds, and I have never been able to find any information about that song since losing it years ago.

It was purely instrumental, so no lyrics of any kind, not even any vocalizations (like oohs and aahs), and I believe did not feature any instruments like real drums or guitars. Only digital instruments.

I can assume the song title was correct, but since the artist is not, it's hard to pinpoint where this song even originated. It was downloaded off of peer to peer and so it's impossible to know if there might be other works or even an album to reference to give any more information.

Are they having some kind of technical issues, or is this some new mechanic to ensure competitive integrity?

Something else?

I don't think I've heard rhe casters mention it, but I'm not watching the live stream so rhe explanation may have been edited out.

Thanks for the info, good redditors!