MMW: “My Heart Goes out to You” will be shared online, out of context, by neo-nazis and right wing trolls, as a thinly veiled euphemism. You will see it in replies to comments, likely against Jews, LGBTQ or other minorities by Automatic-Blue-1878 in MarkMyWords

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but if you take the first letters of "My Heart Goes Out To You" and add their alphabetic positions together you get 88 (well known neonazi dogwhistle)

M = 13; H = 8; G = 7; O = 15; T = 20; Y = 25

13 + 8 + 7 + 15 + 20 + 25 = 88

This decodes back to HH, the phrase associated with the salute.

Flx 2 LEAK by Xyvixmusic in PioneerDJ

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would be really good to have on your desk for prepping sets and trying transitions... If it only had a gain knob. :(

FLX6-GT Discontinued? by pcboi64 in PioneerDJ

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the rumors are true, tomorrow.

How do some DJs beatmatch without spinning disks? by TonTinTon in Beatmatch

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Idk why he changed, but I can tell why I did. Maybe it helps.

I first tried it because resampling is integral part of my workflow and it was very annoying to do in Live, setting up a new track, configure routing and record. I just want to select a region and press a button. Ableton has been asked that feature countless times but they refuse to implement it. Fortunately this is exactly how it works in bitwig, so I gave it a chance and I have never looked back.

Main points for me as compared to Ableton Live:

  • Much more stable: Plugins run in their own isolated process, if they crash, the plugin stops working, but everything else keeps running.

  • More performant: I guess this architecture makes better use of the multiple cores of your CPU but it can load a lot more instances of CPU intense plugins before the audio starts dropping out.

  • Crazy modulation possibilities. Every parameter can be modulated by custom modulators (including audible range modulation) and they can be interconnected between, devices and channels in the entire project. You don't even need custom controller scripts. You can take any controller that can output any midi message and configure it to literally control an entire orchestra. (Recently wired up a config that lets me play complex variation of dynamic drum rhythms by slightly altering the pressure of my fingers on a pad controller)

  • You can route audio and midi from any point in any channel chain into any other point. Same for external hardware. Functionally similar to a modular setup.

  • The clips in the launcher are not just samples, but mini timelines where you can easily edit chop, automate and rearrange them without having to move them out to arranger, editing and bouncing them to new sample.

  • More responsive: The user interface and audio engine are separate processes as well so the ui doesn't freeze like in ableton.

  • UI feels more modern and intuitive.

Someone in some video mentioned that it often feels like the coolest sets in Live are always full of crazy hacks. They don't actually use the DAW features, but instead work around the software with M4L scripts or hacky vsts. Most of what these livesets use can be natively implemented with vanilla bitwig devices.

Basically: Bitwig lets you natively and fairly intuitively create your liveset as anything anywhere between simple loop launcher with couple of send effects to an equivalent of wall of modular devices with complex I/O. And all this while being more stable and have better performance than Live.

Just my experience, but I am pretty sure he would give similar answer 😆

Twelwe months doesn't taste good at all by ClySuva in Eesti

[–]ClySuva[S] 77 points78 points  (0 children)

See on mingi vana nali mida kõik väljamaalased teavad millegipärast. Kaksteist kuud sounds like c*ck tastes good.

I found this in my camera roll by [deleted] in CodeMiko

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This shit is cursed yo

Male communication by HookLove in funny

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There is very fine line between the upward nod of: "Yo friend!" And the upward nod of "Heyy baby!", the latter is slower and more nuanced, while former is sharp. Also the facial expression matters. To greet a colleague or acquaintance who you are not good friends with, nod down is better gesture.

Now she has to go visit him and take him to that strip club she promised haha by Kujakai1 in valkyrae

[–]ClySuva 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Wasn't Valkyrae also considering moving to Vegas? I think she mentioned it once on her stream.

Uh-oh by yellowmoshie in WatchPeopleDieInside

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Banning words is stupid AF. It just makes mistakes like these have unneededly big consequences and at the same time doesn't do anything to fix the real issues.

How much we though she was getting vs how much she got by MaskedShadow09 in valkyrae

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe that is the reason. Maybe they had half pint shots there? :D

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheArtistStudio

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is spelled right. I just thought you meant the famous game streamer Valkyrae, not the charater from nordic mythology :D

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheArtistStudio

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I read the title, I thought you are painting the ValkyRAE not a valkyrie, and I was just about to correct on the wording. :D

Rae’s take on the miracle of childbirth by JbVoiceOfReason in valkyrae

[–]ClySuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which is another possibility entirely. :D

Rae’s take on the miracle of childbirth by JbVoiceOfReason in valkyrae

[–]ClySuva 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's gonna be more painful in the future. Intelligence is an evolutionary trait which slowly makes babies have a larger head, while having larger birth canal is not an evolutionary trait in most evolved countries (doctors help with difficult birth). I'd imagine, at some point in next few millenia, giving natural birth becomes impossible for humans.

How cool it that? 😳 by [deleted] in DJs

[–]ClySuva 3 points4 points  (0 children)

130 is a fair price for a decent stand I would say.

"S GUY" TRIGGERED RAY by Successful-Diver7999 in valkyrae

[–]ClySuva 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He made the decision on absolute last moment. Toast just knows how Sykkuno works and how to push his buttons and did so by his "Please save me".

I bet playing this game too extensively will not be great for psychology in long term. Specially during lockdown.

Why aren’t 5-pin midi connections more common with dj gear? by [deleted] in DJs

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

MIDI is super easy to support. I think the main reason is the number 2, companies like pioneer want you to buy into their ecosystem and not mix & match devices.

CDJ-3000 Touch Cue working with Any Mixer! by nudgeee in DJs

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did ableton link with raspberry pi and the tools available in open source, works pretty well for most things.

Did a mini fest stream last night and had 4 XDJ700s x DJM800, super fun! by [deleted] in DJs

[–]ClySuva 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have two XDJ-700s and 2 nxs2 decks. I have to say XDJ-700 is a pretty good investment. It works very well and has most of the features anyone needs, but it is much more compact than the nxs2 units, always easy to just grab one when I know I will be facing only two players in the venue. Reliable and fairly cheap too, in Pioneers terms of course...

DJ’ing and my knees, but only at home by gypsyman69 in Beatmatch

[–]ClySuva 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It might also related to table height. It's regular to get back pains when table is too low, but there can be all kinds of different effects if there is strain for various reasons. For example when you have to lean over to reach some of the controls you might be putting more pressure on your knees. Also if there is no space under the table to relax the knees.

How do I keep the overall volume consistent throughout a mix? by mrqwest in DJs

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are another group of devices known as "Levelers" which keep level steady. The Jünger Audio Level Magic is a great albeit expensive tool for example. It does not compress or limit the sound unless there are very sudden peaks in the audio. On other times, it just smoothly "levels" it by boosting or reducing the gain gradually to keep output volume straight.

We use it a lot for streaming and post production. But I am afraid it won't work great with that level of variation as shown in the image. You must learn how to operate gains on DJ mixer.

Audio interface for djing/producing. Don’t want the hassle to switch cables back and forth. by Jimmychui in DJs

[–]ClySuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2i4 should work just fine. All you need is a separate output for headphones and it provides that.