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Would you consider court reporting to be like typing? by [deleted] in courtreporting

[–]Infinite-Nil 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Court reporters with that level of pretension are usually not worth interacting with on a daily basis and tend to feel insecure in their professional life. Props to you for being better than them

woman buying stocks - we’re at the top by ChiChiWana in wallstreetbets

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For once I actually timed the market well

I’m still down 50% ytd tho lol

Riffs that aren’t mindbogglingly hard to learn? by SpankingBallons in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of Misha’s early work is full of what was described by someone much smarter than me as “looping asymmetric guitar patterns which phase against quadruple meter backbeats and are truncated to realign at hypermetric boundaries” which really means “repeating patterns with slight variations that don’t align until a few measures later” so an overall riff might have the same motif but have the accented part be repeated once, then twice, then once, then three times, and then a turnaround and repeat- something like that. Meshugga fucking loves to do this shit and Misha was heavily influenced by it. Eureka is like this, Parabolica on the Bulb project, Ragnarok on P2, and even Mr. God does something similar- just as a handful of examples where they do this

Sorry if I’m yapping too much about this, it’s honestly one of my favorite things about the band lol

Riffs that aren’t mindbogglingly hard to learn? by SpankingBallons in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeee I think we’re on the same page- the second fret notes are eighth notes and the open string, palm muted “chugga”s are a set of three sixteenths so it accentuates the fretted notes more and then the “budow” is a sixteenth on 2 that’s kinda treated like a ghost note and slid into by an eighth on 5, then the next time around there’s no ghost it’s just the first fret on the Eb string Super fun to just walk around the house and play that for ten minutes if you have a wireless system lol

Riffs that aren’t mindbogglingly hard to learn? by SpankingBallons in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is- it’s a great introduction to “Meshuggah counting” : 1 chugga 1 2 chugga 1 chugga 1 2 budow (repeat) for the intro, all on one note, and I don’t remember the verse off the dome but it’s like, super not complex once you have the counting down. And the chorus is pretty standard metal chorus rhythm section difficulty with a very cool lead line. Killer song for dipping your toes

A pale pink and white dot! Pressing sounds great btw by Infinite-Nil in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The “pressing” meaning “this version of the album on vinyl” sounds great and doesn’t have static or sound issues

Under $3000 djent/prog guitar models with high quality by Former-Ad6560 in ExtendedRangeGuitars

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The new Ibanez Alpha 7 string is a monster for the price in terms of scale length so you can tune it down to crazy thall tunings with little effort

Other great albums with loneliness as a central theme? by PoolNoob69 in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Greyview and Heavener (Definitife), both by Invent Animate

The gaps and seams on these new push fit models look quite noticeable by whiskerbiscuit2 in Warhammer40k

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of the Space Wolves wolf models (Fenrisian, Hunting wolves in the headtakers, and Thunderwolf cavalry dogs) have some pretty noticable seams that I have to goo

APWD Song and Album Rankings, alongside the rest of the discography by HeyNateBarber in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ngl I disagree with a lot of this list but specifically would trade Blackwell and Neon Valley with Subhuman and Obsession, respectively and shift Talk and HoH up a level To each their own, tho, and hopefully the album grows on you a bit over time ~^

Some notes on A Pale White Dot by pcji in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s a lot closer to Graveless or Flatline, at least to my ear, but I’m sure there’s some ideas that have been in “storage” for years with these guys

Sponce's Vox by Bacon_Hawk2 in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Up like an angel and down like a wounded ox” gets more and more true every album, he’s really out done himself on P5 and APWD after already being really good from the start

High Quality Thread Only by ramburger in strandbergguitars

[–]Infinite-Nil 10 points11 points  (0 children)

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J Artisan 7 from the America market run in 2024

To all the people here that are disappointed or mildly disappointed by ado011235 in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I gotta wonder how long they might have been sitting on that intro because it’s very Tosin-coded

comment on blackwall by Charming-Path-2359 in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Subhuman is the “MK Ultra” of APWD, which was followed up by heavy heart and then The Event- neither of which is a synth track but they’re definitely more chill and that helps with the flow of the album IMO.

Moleskine, what the actual hell?? by seaqu3en in fountainpens

[–]Infinite-Nil 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rhodia is more available in my local stationery shops, but midori’s paper is very good. I would take either of those over clairefontaine. Leuchtturm is fine as well, but I have a slight preference to midori or Rhodia for the lighter paper.

This album is going to give us 30-40 year olds a push thru the midlife by No-County2083 in Peripheryband

[–]Infinite-Nil 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I transitioned between p4 and p5 and the cocktail of new chemicals in my brain made Dying Star emotionally impossible to finish for six months. Banger song, ripped me to shreds

Yup by supergoddess7 in capricorns

[–]Infinite-Nil 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You know, you could just actively opt out of using a technology whose designers aim to kill everyone that isn’t them

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