I know Surge and Helm but haven't heard of Helio, thanks!
You are my hero, this is EXACTLY what I was hoping for. Thank you so, so much!
You truly only need one synth as long as it is a flexible, general purpose modern synth
It's an ungodly amount of trouble to make an additive synth work like an FM synth and neither of those can accomplish what a wavetable synth does without even more work so I really have to disagree. Vital is great, but it would take way too long to make it do what Arturias Vocoder V does for example, or even at that, as easy to use for that specific purpose.
Technically you are correct, but I would rather spend my time making music instead of spending hundreds or thousands of hours setting up automations and almost unnoticeable tweaks to make each effect and each instrument work in a way I want them to (like if I want a specific sound of known instruments).
Like, I could make a full song with several "instruments" using one sample of a spoon falling off of a table too, and that's neat, but it's also not what I want to be doing. If I wanted this involved of a workflow, I would probably be making my music in a tracker or on a physical, fully modular synthesizer.
Inspirations come a lot easier when you have many synths with many presets in my experience, and tweaking a lot of their parameters for the sounds they make are usually simple if you are using the actual thing you want instead of something else.
Furthermore, most of Arturias V collection are emulations of the real physical hardware, and this is why I like them. I could use vital to try to emulate a Juno-106 with degraded voice chips, but the Arturia Juno emulation lets you do this with 2 clicks.
Anyway, I know what you are trying to say, but it is not what I am looking for most of the time. For stuff like that I play around with my Roland P-6 and Korg Monotrons.
Thanks.
So the V collection is similar to analog lab in that it can be downloaded from the same software center and may use their licensing from that, but the gripe is whether or not I need Arturia's software center installed somehow in the first place. Is your version of analog lab licensed? If so, do you recall how you got it installed/working/Licensed under linux (using their software center or some other way?). I am not sure if you can just grab a VST/LV2 from them - I was under the impression you needed to install your licensed products via that software center.
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Depending on the gauge and your position, sometimes it is possible to lift your hands above your head, throw your arms down as hard as you can, and drive your knee up and into them at the same time to break them.
I had to click 4 times over 90 seconds on "sleep" on my work laptop windows 11 machine today before it actually did anything.
A meme can't be more right.
Texas should split each of their protests up into 50 more protests at 50 more locations in response.
I don't agree with the sentiment that a word used by one guy next to a slur they also used imparts a derogatory meaning to the word as well. If this were the case, we would have a problem with a lot more words.
If someone said "F-slurs shine like a rainbow", that doesn't make the words shine or rainbow derogatory.
Furthermore with the contextual usage of glowie considered - if it is derogatory, then its usage shows that its derogatory to members of the CIA rather than people of color.
However if people continue to cite glowie as a slur for people of color, then people might start to use it in that context, and then it becomes a slur for people of color.
Therefore I would recommend not citing the use of the word in this way because all it can do is eventually add a derogatory connotation that doesn't currently exist outside of being next to a slur during one usage or the creation of it.
OK so you can't cite or provably make sense of anything you are talking about except within the bubble you have in your own head.
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You couldn't prove that .ml was leaking because it was baseless and shown to be wrong.
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You couldn't prove that I fit in with your blanket statement about denying the Tiananmen Square Massacre because it was baseless and shown to be wrong.
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You couldn't prove that I deleted some comment somewhere for some reason you never explained because it was baseless and you can't show it to be right or even provide an explanation for its relevancy (You are also aware you can check the moderation log for something like this right? Or maybe just see that there isn't a giant green M or giant red A next to my name? It takes two minutes).
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You can't prove that all the comments are deleted which makes it baseless and you can't show it to be right.
When your arguments fall apart before they even begin, maybe instead of immediately abandoning it and moving onto the next logical fallacy you should stop and think about if your arguments hold any weight to begin with, and if they do, operate on that instead of conjecture.
Enjoy living in a way that makes you feel safer than you are informed or correct.
Lastly, you said you thought you had blocked all .ml communities. You realize you can just do this for the entire instance and don't have to click hundreds of thousands of times? It's under settings -> blocks -> right next to the block section for communities you are supposedly using - something you would probably immediately notice if you were actually blocking .ml communities like you claim.
Goodbye.
I haven't removed any comment?
If you're referencing the original poster of the comment I replied to then you should note I'm not a mod here?
Please cite from my comment history where I denied the Tiananmen Square Massacre and then maybe you'll have a leg to stand on.
All I've done is point out that if someone dives into a pool and gets wet, the pool didn't have a leak.
Hello all,
If this is not the right community for this question, I would be happy to be redirected elsewhere, so just let me know.
I recently configured my terminal emulator to an aesthetic that I like (custom font, coloring, shell prompt, etc) and it has made me wonder about customization in gnome.
One of the biggest things that I wish I could change in gnome is the grey-ness of the application view.
In this screenshot, you can see the familiar application view. In between the organizing folders, the desktops, and the dock, there is just so much nothing.
I am wondering if it is possible to customize this relatively easily. I would much prefer an image of my own choosing in place of this, or at least a different color from time to time.
Is anyone aware if this is configurable? I can't seem to find an extension for this, or any real information on how you would do such a thing.
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Thanks, yea I have seen some of its workflow as a youtuber I have watched uses it as their DAW and it does seem really neat. Which license did you go for?