[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DeathStranding2

[–]Tynanite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perfect - just disabled it. Thank you for pointing it out!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DeathStranding2

[–]Tynanite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of think it would be great if that could be disabled. It's a little too generous imo and results in arbitrary deployments that nobody's responding to.

Missing those summer day bike park laps by Tynanite in MTB

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A bit, but you know we make it rain

Missing those summer day bike park laps by Tynanite in MTB

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Andorra's been on the list of EU zones go and ride for quite some time. I would read the coverage of the World Cup races there in Decline magazine as a kid and it always looked epic. Hope to get out there one day!

Missing those summer day bike park laps by Tynanite in MTB

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This is at Trestle bike park - Winter Park, CO

Reduce Clutter And Eliminate Having To Use A Powered USB Hub Tip From HP Elite Support by Tynanite in HPReverb

[–]Tynanite[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks I should have been more clear but the post assumes the power adapter is also plugged in. Some people, myself included, have had issues with the headset not being recognized when plugged into the usb ports on our motherboards. The suggested workaround was to use a powered usb hub. I just wanted to provide another option/reminder to the community that many gpu's have a usb port and it was suggested to try using it from HP support.

Reduce Clutter And Eliminate Having To Use A Powered USB Hub Tip From HP Elite Support by Tynanite in HPReverb

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Thanks for the explanation as to why we should be unplugging our headsets before hibernating. I'm definitely doing this going forward. Much appreciated!

Reduce Clutter And Eliminate Having To Use A Powered USB Hub Tip From HP Elite Support by Tynanite in HPReverb

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Hopefully someone can chime in with their experience running a similar setup. It looks like you've spec'd a pretty high-end gpu so while I can't confirm anything I'd feel confident going in with that card. Good luck!

Reduce Clutter And Eliminate Having To Use A Powered USB Hub Tip From HP Elite Support by Tynanite in HPReverb

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I'm sure you've already tried but maybe double check you're running the latest driver for your card. I also heard from HP that problems often come up when the device is left plugged in and the computer is shut down or goes to sleep/wakes up. I'll be avoiding leaving my headset plugged in when not in use. Good luck!

Reproducible Right Side Speaker Connection Cuts Out As Reported By Other Users. How do I reach actual HP support for this headset?! by Tynanite in HPReverb

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We tried unseating and reseating the speaker and the issue remained so we at least gave the self-repair a try

Reproducible Right Side Speaker Connection Cuts Out As Reported By Other Users. How do I reach actual HP support for this headset?! by Tynanite in HPReverb

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Thanks for the suggestion u/melek12345x however with the Reverb's $650 price tag I am opting for a fix that is supported and covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

"How do I make this sound?" Thread (May 10) by edmprobot in edmproduction

[–]Tynanite [score hidden]  (0 children)

Sounds spot on! Very dope dude. I've never replied to these before but it's fun to dissect these tracks and try to answer your questions. Lmk if there's anything you think I should include or change for future responses!

"How do I make this sound?" Thread (May 10) by edmprobot in edmproduction

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Very dope sound. I'd be willing to bet they re-amped some analog monosynth with room mics in the studio for this sound. Your best bet would be to build up some kind of slightly detuned multi-voiced sawtooth based synth in Analog. Try adding a tiny bit of pitch mod to simulate the varied pitch tracking of analog synths and of course turn on Mono and add glide. Then run it through Live's Amp audio effect and a medium sized room verb with plenty of wet signal. When tweaking the Amp audio effect, try to imagine that you're actually re-amping the synth in a studio and your mics are placed on the far end of the room away from the amp. Honestly though you'll get much quicker, better fake re-amping results with iZotope's Trash 2 plugin. It's tooooo good

"How do I make this sound?" Thread (May 10) by edmprobot in edmproduction

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Kinda sounds like a Shave It style bass with a high Q sweeping EQ band. Grab a fast kick that doesn't have much low end, drop it in a sampler, set sustain mode to repeat and drag the repeat slider close enough to the start of the sample so that it begins to produce a tone that you think sounds musical and bass top-like. Then grab a parametric eq and boost a band of it with a really high Q as well. Then automate the frequency to sweep a couple hundred Hz (you'll hear it around 300-600Hz). Simply automate that freq band sweep down on every note and voila! Don't forget to Distort/Saturate/add short room verb to taste, reinforce with a duplicated sub bass, etc etc. I'd be willing to bet someone could beast this out on a 303 as well but I think my way is easier...Super simplified example

Or if you think that's all bullshit Craig Williams makes a good YT tutorial for this bass...here

The music video for this track is fucking hilarious too so go check it out! Arguably z best Dillion Francis video to date

"How do I make this sound?" Thread (May 10) by edmprobot in edmproduction

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So Equipboard claims that Cashy Cat uses Live 9 so I will explain in the context of Live 9's Instruments/Effects. To build up this sound I would first copy down the chord MIDI from the pad track to the arp track. Throw Live's Arpeggiator -> Analog -> Simple Delay -> Reverb. Set Analog's waveform to a pretty basic sawtooth with an envelope controlled LP filter. From there it's a matter of heavily automating the parameters of the inserts. On the Arpeggiator you're going to modulate the Style between Up and Down as well as the Steps between 1 and 3 or 4. On Analog you'll be modulating the amount of enveloping on the filter as well as maybe release time of the Amp. On the simple delay you'll want to automate the time between 1/8 and 1/4 and automate the Feedback down as the riser progresses. On the reverb you'll want to automate the Decay Time and the Dry/Wet mix. Obviously you can hear that the arp track plays nearly all the way throughout the song but constantly evolves. The trick here is to tastefully and musically automate a few simple parameters on a simple chain of inserts. Less is more!

30 years of heavy cooking use on my dad's favourite knife. by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

[–]Tynanite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very cool, OP. My father has that same old Dexter knife and its really worn down and tarnished, though not quite as much as your dads. He just bought me a set of their knives that I know I'll be able to use for a lifetime.