InfiniteAscent

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by InfiniteAscent 3mo ago
> enough real-world feedback would have surfaced to identify the major issues You think the real world has nothing better to do than test your shitty code?
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by InfiniteAscent 4mo ago
I believe you are in team 'haven't found my true talent/calling yet' and it won't necessarily be artistic. You can have talent for many things and you don't have to call anything art. Regarding Leonardo, and bi
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by InfiniteAscent 4mo ago
I actually agree. But art (as in "great art") and craft are two different things.
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by InfiniteAscent 4mo ago
> I used to want to do many things. Make great art, build great machines, solve important issues. Another pretentious man who thinks he could be a great artist. Great artists are born artists, and they devote 100% of the time and cogniti
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by InfiniteAscent 4mo ago
100% agreed. Doing your job poorly means giving more work to others and, consequently, stealing their time, their most precious asset. Many here don't agree with this ban because they work in IT, where this immoral and antisocial behav
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by InfiniteAscent 5mo ago
Users and designers should unite and beat engineers into submission.
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by InfiniteAscent 5mo ago
Use JUCE as much as you like, but please, stay away from those 'out-of-the-box' horizontal sliders it seems to prioritize (given how they swarm in the many VSTs made with JUCE). If sliders are vertical in the real world, there’s a
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by InfiniteAscent 9mo ago
DJs routinely change the playback speed to match tempos. It’s easier if a track’s tempo stays the same throughout its duration, but even if it changes, DJs will adjust the playback speed on the fly. As far as syncing is concerned, the actua
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by InfiniteAscent 9mo ago
"Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" was built around a one- or two-bar loop sampled from Edwin Birdsong's "Cola Bottle Baby." Daft Punk determined that this loop had a tempo of 116.527 BPM and played it a semitone hi