Body burns are pretty standard stuntman stuff, just seems extreme in a music video context I guess.
But yeah if you're using 3 dollar ear buds all you're hearing out of this song is static backed by pots and pans. The production is that wall of noise, limiter maxed-out, loudness war stuff. Same as Lorna Shore uses. The first time I listened to it even on nice headphones the production was too grating on my ear. It took me seeing like a million reaction videos to this song saying it was ssooooooooo OMFG heeeeeeavy to give it a second chance. Like I can see why Deathcore doods think it's super heavy and relentless and all that but I listen to stuff by bands like Devourment and 7H.Target that could bully this song out of it's lunch money. Guess that's why I asked for opinions, I'm not getting why people are losing their minds over this song. Like it's good, not mind blowing, but the production sucks balls IMO.
Little known trick, when you misclick or get an error message and wind up with a page refresh and all your text gone you can often get it back just by hitting the back button in your browser. This has worked for me many times trying to make media uploads and getting errors that refreshed the page. YMMV tho depending on your browser and such.
Also hello other darker-than-white person.
Also also bonus points for anyone who can name the movie my gif is from and why it's the perfect gif for this thread.
Had a video on in the bg that mentioned the chip earlier, I think the big deal was the error correction scales or improves with as the number of qubits in quantum systems increases over time. I was baking cookies when I had whatever video that was on so I could be misremembering but I think that was it.
I've considered that but could never square it with being among my first fully-formed memories containing things I'd never seen before at the time. In respect to the origin of this memory being unknowable a lucid dream could be as good an explanation as any though.
I almost exclusively get into new bands by giving the first few bars of a random one of their songs a listen. If those bars suck but have potential not to suck I skip ahead and check more, if the song sucks but the band has the potential to still not suck I give the same treatment to up to two more of their songs. Sometimes I start this process by searching up "what is [bandname]'s heaviest song" and going from there. After so many years my ear is trained to judge bands pretty much perfectly based on those starting few bars. Back when I was playing in bands I'd always hear that a lot of labels judge whole artist demos based on the first few moments of the first song, at the time I thought that was a BS practice but once you've heard a gazillion bands in a genre you really are able to get an almost infallible sense of how good a song or band is from just brief sections of their stuff. I'm into so many musicians who's album covers I've never even seen.
Got an answer on the vocals. Trisha does vocals half AI, half real voice she/they (dunno how many behind the account) say the AI can't flow over a beat correctly all the time so they cut in human vocals then and writes all the raps. Cool that all these AI artists are just people you can hit up on socials that'll just talk to you, they haven't broken out into mainstream popularity and been flooded with too many messages to reply to yet.
Wish I could enjoy single player games. I need the constant contest and adrenaline of a multiplayer shooter to hold my interest. Last single player game I was able to tolerate was GTA, still never finished the story though. The Souls-Like games look cool but I know I'd be bored to tears trying to play one.
Body burns are pretty standard stuntman stuff, just seems extreme in a music video context I guess.
But yeah if you're using 3 dollar ear buds all you're hearing out of this song is static backed by pots and pans. The production is that wall of noise, limiter maxed-out, loudness war stuff. Same as Lorna Shore uses. The first time I listened to it even on nice headphones the production was too grating on my ear. It took me seeing like a million reaction videos to this song saying it was ssooooooooo OMFG heeeeeeavy to give it a second chance. Like I can see why Deathcore doods think it's super heavy and relentless and all that but I listen to stuff by bands like Devourment and 7H.Target that could bully this song out of it's lunch money. Guess that's why I asked for opinions, I'm not getting why people are losing their minds over this song. Like it's good, not mind blowing, but the production sucks balls IMO.
Nice. Have a metal meme.
Ahma guess AI?
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Little known trick, when you misclick or get an error message and wind up with a page refresh and all your text gone you can often get it back just by hitting the back button in your browser. This has worked for me many times trying to make media uploads and getting errors that refreshed the page. YMMV tho depending on your browser and such.
Also hello other darker-than-white person.
Also also bonus points for anyone who can name the movie my gif is from and why it's the perfect gif for this thread.
Yeah, makes the 3 grand price tag seem cheap.
The fuck did you just make me listen to?
Every pullback all the crypto and stonk homies like...
True story
Had a video on in the bg that mentioned the chip earlier, I think the big deal was the error correction scales or improves with as the number of qubits in quantum systems increases over time. I was baking cookies when I had whatever video that was on so I could be misremembering but I think that was it.
The extent of my undertale exposure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFxVmYXr-s0
Opening riff be like
I've considered that but could never square it with being among my first fully-formed memories containing things I'd never seen before at the time. In respect to the origin of this memory being unknowable a lucid dream could be as good an explanation as any though.
Had the memory before I'd ever seen TV
I almost exclusively get into new bands by giving the first few bars of a random one of their songs a listen. If those bars suck but have potential not to suck I skip ahead and check more, if the song sucks but the band has the potential to still not suck I give the same treatment to up to two more of their songs. Sometimes I start this process by searching up "what is [bandname]'s heaviest song" and going from there. After so many years my ear is trained to judge bands pretty much perfectly based on those starting few bars. Back when I was playing in bands I'd always hear that a lot of labels judge whole artist demos based on the first few moments of the first song, at the time I thought that was a BS practice but once you've heard a gazillion bands in a genre you really are able to get an almost infallible sense of how good a song or band is from just brief sections of their stuff. I'm into so many musicians who's album covers I've never even seen.
It has a bunch of players and a big community on socials. Ubisoft is just a terrible company.
heavy lifting
More good news: SEC Chair Gary Gensler to step down
Probably need a thicker batter to start with next time (lil less liquid) to hold shape and firm up. Guessing they still tasted good?
New weapon tech, fish missile
5th
This you?
Got an answer on the vocals. Trisha does vocals half AI, half real voice she/they (dunno how many behind the account) say the AI can't flow over a beat correctly all the time so they cut in human vocals then and writes all the raps. Cool that all these AI artists are just people you can hit up on socials that'll just talk to you, they haven't broken out into mainstream popularity and been flooded with too many messages to reply to yet.
Wish I could enjoy single player games. I need the constant contest and adrenaline of a multiplayer shooter to hold my interest. Last single player game I was able to tolerate was GTA, still never finished the story though. The Souls-Like games look cool but I know I'd be bored to tears trying to play one.