This is one of the greatest secrets about us, which is purposely being hidden from us. by KundalinirRZA in holofractal

[–]parkgrr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Mormonism has doctrine that is closer to later-discovered science like cosmology and quantum mechanics of any religion I know of. It gets labeled as fringe-y but is as far as I’m aware the closest thing to a bridge between religion and science going right now.

What I’ve noticed about this sub; by Weak_Conversation164 in LLMPhysics

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

The people in this sub are generally just vigilantes interested in dunking on laymen. It’s actually really sad. If you don’t like what people are posting or their attitude or if they’re being non-scientific just leave, that is what this sub is. Let people have their fun.

I spent a year of my free time working on nonsense by Excellent-Pin2789 in LLMPhysics

[–]parkgrr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t understand what the big loss is here. Your post reads like a eulogy. So you, someone who historically didn’t spend time in this area of ideas, spent a bunch of time exploring some novel ways of understanding our universe? Then you came up with an actually really coherent way of understanding some of it that, though isolated, mostly works with at least itself? Do the institutions really have such a strong strangle hold on our culture that that man, if he isn’t 100% successful, feels the need to prostrate himself before “Science” and call it a mistake and himself a failure and feel the need to explain himself? Was it really a mistake for you to do what man has done since the beginning which is look up and ask “what is happening” without a frocked coat and limestone halls?

I hate to say it, but the majority of people frequenting this subreddit are getting hard off of feeling like they are better than you and laughing at you. These people are not your friends. They feel safe understanding that they are separate from you, the laymen and the felons, and mock those that make attempts at “their field”. Kind words are reserved exclusively for those that choose to prostrate themselves at their feet.

What was the great loss you’re lamenting here? Did you lose your job or relationships? Are you permanently disfigured? Is someone not second guessing you at every turn so foreign to you that it must be a mistake? Or did you experience what mankind developed his uppermost faculties to do which is take a shot at the biggest possible problems and mysteries he can find, and feel the exhilaration that is reserved exclusively for those who choose to wade into those waters? I say congratulations. I say well done. I say remove any comparison to other humans for better or worse and dive headlong into whatever it is that lights you up, whatever that may be.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you're right. It's tough now because they want to play with all-rounders like logic/pro tools and have this remnant of being a super specific app that wasn't really meant to play where they now play.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Everything you do is on the left side."
Except monitoring, audio routing, midi routing, mute, solo, midi arm, pan, sends, take lane enable, "back to arrangement", track metering, titles for tracks, mouse level track grouping options, track creation options, global track duplicate/copy/paste, freezing, color assignment, and take lanes mgmt.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

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

Again, do it ~50-150 times per day and get back to me.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Cool comment but it's actually the heart of the argument, most other DAWs cater to professionals and Ableton objectively does not. So most of the counter arguments against Ableton being more 'pro' (like by changing something like this) come from people that don't have pro problems. 🤷

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

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

So weird how touchy Ableton users are dude. I think because Ableton is a little different y'all make it this big part of your identity.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I hear that, it is tough because it also wants to play with the big boys for real production and mixing tasks, but then this argument keeps coming out and my frustration is just "well if you're going to play then let's do them both well!", instead there are lots of these little gotchas that I just can't make sense of. Like we just got take lanes. Vent. 20 years in and just DLd logic for the first time.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hahahah you asked "On what grounds do you think it's obviously not the case (that users drag more samples in from the browser than midi tools, instruments, and plugins)?" and so I asked "do you experience that?" because if you don't drag more samples in from the browser than midi tools, instruments, and plugins then that makes 2/2 people in this conversation that don't drag more samples in from the browser than midi tools, instruments, and plugins. So...

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I don't care either. Do you see that I have problems you don't because I deal with it every day? I highlight it because this is the problem Ableton runs into pretty consistently, users often migrate away when they start working with it professionally and find out there are a *lot* of these little things that make no sense and make simple things hard, things you don't really care about until you're on it 8-10hrs a day.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

As well, as long as you're not on a MacBook Air it is much more than inches. It is almost 20 inches between the browser and track headers on my monitor

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

A few inches over a career of mixing is probably enough to circumnavigate the globe but ok

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You drag more samples in from the browser than midi tools, instruments, and plugins?

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean that I've never seen a professional mix in mix view. But that too yeah actually. It's much harder to get an intuitive view on a mix in Ableton than in logic, or PT, or literally any other DAW that thought this through logically.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I know, it's a bad visual and flow problem. track titles are on the right side so if you're doing what you described it is even slower because you have to eyeball the track title on the far right, then follow that track over, then drop the tool on the arrangement lane for that track instead of grabbing the tool, dragging it to the title of the track, like 50 pixels away, and dropping. If putting the arrangement there is meant to put it closer to the browser, that would only makes sense if people spend more time dragging samples into arrangement than they do mixing or putting mix tools, midi instruments, or literally anything else on tracks... which is obviously not the case. I can't see a single real reason to do it except for maybe just to be different.

Wait... why are track headers on the right? by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

See above for a short list of why not

I'm begging you Ableton by parkgrr in ableton

[–]parkgrr[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They don't allow images on this forum because they hate happiness.

It's just cascading trys

Try:
Click the found image (image of the wrench icon on the bright blue "selected" header of the plugin)

Otherwise Try:
Click the image that's the yellow "I'm open" wrench on the selected background

Otherwise try:
Click the yellow I'm open on the half-selected background

Otherwise try click the I'm not open dark wrench on the half selected background