u/aHyperChicken

Yeah yeah I know, ‘remember when’ is the lowest form of conversation. But you gotta get over it

As someone who didn’t watch the show until a few years after it ended, and who was somewhat young as it was airing, I’m curious what it was like watching it week-by-week with everyone else.

What were some big episodes that really shook the fans, made headlines, got people talking around the water cooler, etc?

Aside from the finale because that’s been talked about to death

* Possibly from a movie
* Likely very old (50s? 40s?)
* Kind of big band but with a latin american vibe?
* Sounds like “woah ohh ohh not a vista”?

Vocaroo: https://voca.ro/1aOCjuITGy8g

I know it's lame, but I get wicked bummed out whenever cats are hurt or killed in any series, e.g. Family Guy or the Stevearino episode.

With the new episode being about cats, is there any actual harm done to them? I can watch it either way, just want to prep myself if need be.

Thanks!

Hello! I have a unique situation that I haven't been in before in terms of how I need to bounce the tracks in my session.

1. I have hundreds of very short audio files at different lengths, one on each track.

2. I need to bounce each one individually (using $track for each file name is a big part of this)

3. I want each track to stop rendering once it reaches the end of the audio for that track. I don't want additional time added.

For example, if you look at the first track in this screenshot, you can see that it is much shorter than many of the others.

Currently, If I select my tracks and render Stems, it will add silence onto the shorter ones to match up with the longest file in the session. I don't want or need this for what I'm trying to achieve.

https://preview.redd.it/b8auo8mw0z0h1.png?width=754&format=png&auto=webp&s=8e6ceb0eb5217ee8ff54fcf47b658f8ac7c5e54b

* Disney song
* Likely very old, like from the original Disney era
* Waltzy
* played by an orchestra, no words
* mostly strings, i think
* played at Magic Kingdom on Main Street yesterday

Audio clip of me humming it:

https://voca.ro/1ltUTb0v3Nua

Always with the scenarios...

Spoons: If, instead of running his mouth in the car to Gigi, he defended Tony/Livia/Junior and intentionally kept his mouth shut, would Gigi have let him go?

Bevilaqua: If he had fessed up to being a part of the thing from the beginning and not lied to Tony, and not called him "T", was there any wiggle room there? Why else were they questioning him so much before clipping him?

Pussy: If he had actually given "disinformation", and not given up the calling cards/bust/etc any actual info, would they have at least let him live and go off to jail?

These are really bad examples, but are there any other examples of someone getting killed where maybe they could have gotten out of it if they had said the right shtuff?

* male singer

* rock song

* probably 90s/2000s

* popular song

* it’s at the end of a verse

* “and even when i’m wrong i tend to think i’m right”

Any ideas? Thank you!