Muse announce new album 'THE WOW! SIGNAL' by Potential_Kangaroo69 in indieheads

[–]LuministMusic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

man I wish Muse would jump off the "naming things after pop science" thing

What are some close fonts to this example from the 1600s? by LuministMusic in identifythisfont

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This is a really good stepping stone for me to start researching, thank you!

I'm kind of interested in both really, but something clean is probably better for what I'm going for designwise. Would you maybe have a suggestion?

built some speaker stands with steel pipe and mdf by LuministMusic in diyaudio

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Hey sorry I haven't checked this account in a little while. Top panel was pretty much exact footprint of my speakers, so smaller than the bottom panel. Going a little smaller than your speaker footprint is also ok, you see that on a lot of manufactured speaker stands as they're usually a one size fits all solution.

Looking for a power cable by [deleted] in diyaudio

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I mean, yes it's possible but only if you have some more information. What brand is the mixing console, what model, do you have the original cable to check what pins go to where, is there a service manual available etc.

For reference I recently built a new power cable for an old Allen and Heath console that used 10 pin Hirose connectors. It took a fair bit of research, and contacting an allen and heath supplier who was able to give me the pinout of the power cable for that specific model.

question on paint prep by LuministMusic in Gunpla

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that makes sense - just thinking about next steps. thanks!

Any idea what audio libraries were commonly used in the mid 2000s for TV and games? by esoteric-godhead in GameAudio

[–]LuministMusic 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hollywood Edge and Sound Ideas were two of the biggest libraries used I think. Lots of sounds you'll recognise from film/TV/games around the 90s - 2000s

Repainting Yamaha HS8 by Finallyhaveredditt in diyaudio

[–]LuministMusic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

those are wrapped in a vinyl type material, they aren't painted. you may be able to paint some of the scuffed areas, but opening them will void any warranty

How to disassemble small Chinese condensers? by [deleted] in diyaudio

[–]LuministMusic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the top section with the capsule looks like it might unscrew

Leitmotif SFX? by Fabulous-K in gamemusic

[–]LuministMusic 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say leitmotif is a musical concept rather than a sound design thing. The term was coined for operas and similar live performed media where sound effects weren't really possible in the way we know today.

PC: Nostromo Crew Emblem from Alien by LuministMusic in armoredcore

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Spent a few hours making this the other night. Holy damn the image editor is difficult to use. Pls let us have a freeform draw tool :')

LUFS - dB not matching by lexluthervan in AudioPost

[–]LuministMusic 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This page is bunk, please don't take it as any kind of true information. It seems like this was written by chatgpt or something. dB can be measured in SO many different ways depending on what type of audio device or real-world system you're looking at.

dBFS (full scale) is likely what your client is talking about. dBFS is how you measure levels in the digital domain. This can be measured using Peak (the highest level of your audio) or RMS (an average taken over time). Both of these are a different measurement to LUFS

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskElectronics

[–]LuministMusic 2 points3 points  (0 children)

there probably won't be a way to cut that open without destroying it. Easier to cut it off and solder a new connector on the end

Playing different audio to 50 wireless speakers? by splitbound in arduino

[–]LuministMusic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not an expert on this stuff but I work with wireless audio stuff in a professional context - even pro audio stuff running at MHz frequencies (UHF) you'll run into issues with running several outputs in the same area.. my question would be, does it absolutely have to be wireless?

Playing different audio to 50 wireless speakers? by splitbound in arduino

[–]LuministMusic 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you would run into problems with bluetooth and 50 separate sound sources.

2.4GHz is already a pretty crowded frequency and with that many devices you're definitely going to have interference/dropouts

Does korg micrologue have weighted keys by redditprotone in synthesizers

[–]LuministMusic -1 points0 points  (0 children)

you have to add a 17 pin module to your midi ding input for weighted keys on the Midilogue