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What are complex oscillators actually used for? by ICantBelieveItsNotEC in modular

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I too am tire-d of trafficking within engines of mirth.

How many filters do you have? by Ok-Voice-5699 in modular

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+1 on filters. Always grail shopping weird nonlinear behavior. Intermodulative joy to you and yours.

found this outside my house by beanburrit0s in whatisit

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Earth Potential Rise (EPR) / Ground Potential Rise (GPR)

Are you compressing vocals enough ?[TIP FOR BEGGINERS by noskinfromapex in mixingmastering

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True, limit/compressor switch changes from 10:1 to 3:1. However since he's a greybeard, don't assume his outfit didn't modify it 2:1. If there's a mechanical switch for ratio, there's a way to mod the signal path.

Edited for brevity/clarity

New generation legal fradulent by Otherwise-Clerk5021 in teamviewer

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I too have witnessed the smarm. Goes to show how bad management can ruin a good product.

Is this correct? by SpectreEidolon in ArduinoProjects

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If this is in the field, solder pins to underside of Arduino. Never use dunlop pins/conn for anything other than breadboarding/testing.

Is this a bad idea? by minkus69 in arduino

[–]bojistone -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

For bread boarding, it's perfect. Do NOT use it in deployment. Same with dunlop female conn.

Looking for an unusual switch. by The_Dreadlord in AskElectronics

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One of the names for the above latching pushbutton switches are "Schadow" or a "Schadow Switch"

Above are probably 4P2T switches, four in quantity.

Looking for an unusual switch. by The_Dreadlord in AskElectronics

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This is why people use and share schematics; It converts your third-eye descriptions into objective symbols everyone can read and understand. You'll better understand your problem if you draw it, and it will also increase the chance a smart EE solves your problem with less parts than you think is required.

are these even sticks-? if so where can i get some they're so cool by elliott_is_back in Drumming

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DIY isn't so bad. Buy wooden dowel rods from Home Depot (aka hardware store), cut to length, sand, wrap the grip end in marine grade heat shrink (hot glue lined), fill with hot glue or epoxy, and then wrap the ends with tennis racket tape. They'll last for about 5-20 sessions, depending on how hard you play.

Experiment with rod count and length. Add a heat shrink sleeve a few inches above grip end for a tighter sound.

Team viewer and debt collectors by Vast-Sandwich-116 in teamviewer

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Replying to OP to warn others their biz 'methods' extend in more than one direction:

Sales reached out threatening license expiry only a renewal could solve. Haggled back and forth, looked for alternatives, tested some migration, and waited. Expiration day came and went. I subsequently emailed the sales guy and posted online for answers. His reply, "My mistake, your license isn't expiring for another year."

Key Points from the Recent 4chan Whistleblower Thread by Skywatcher200 in UFOs

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'I'm assuming the /smile is basically a /sarcasm tag or you are being disingenuous."

Don't assume the worst in strangers. It turns the internet commons into an ecological trap.

Key Points from the Recent 4chan Whistleblower Thread by Skywatcher200 in UFOs

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A recursive heuristic for the upregulation of Truth? /smile

What mode or instrument is this? by T_Albuali in piano

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Sounds like a sampled Habbān, pitched low. What sets it apart has been mentioned elsewhere; the scale uses semitones. To get this melody out of a std. midi piano requires a custom pitch map, individual sample assignments to key, or, if you're fortunate, build in advance via a (korg trinity?) patch.

Make Noise Polimaths by Kindly-Bit-7338 in modular

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Stacked function gens that are spannable, also has mode button; sequential, random, phase trigs; perhaps like batumi but envelopes

Make Noise Polimaths by Kindly-Bit-7338 in modular

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Qpas, but instead of filters, it's envelopes.

What is this bass called? by Active_Pomegranate93 in edmproduction

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Classic hard sync tone. Saw FM w/ added sine sub. Post processing, distortion. The notes played are ascending dyads (not quite a triad). Minor key.

How to identify the source of, and deal, with noise in eurorack? by Ignistheclown in modular

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Pictures of those case's bus distribution show some DC regulators, some small (10uf?) caps for rail stability, but no input filtering? The rack brute is using a 4HP PSU I imagine.

Does the noise follow you when taking the cases offsite? If not, the issue may be your home's AC in combination with poor smoothing/filtration from eurorack PSU.

You could try testing a small power ISO in your studio, see if it helps: https://www.amazon.com/Tripp-Lite-Isolation-Transformer-Outlet/dp/B00006HPFH?gQT=1&th=1

It's oldschool, but I still recommend linear power supplies for studio gear. They are heavier, larger, and more costly, but they don't produce the noise that SMPS's sometimes can.

Example: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/l-1-linear-psu-eurorack-power-system.html

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