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dbeek
@dbeeking
Engineer building geospatial systems, audio tools, games, and local-first software.
Southwest, USA Katılım Ocak 2023
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@chelseanicd Yes yes yes. That’s why you need to listen to this:
open.spotify.com/track/0oRDt80b…
Healing…
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@francoisfleuret Agree... AI doesn’t replace engineering judgment.. in fact it amplifies it. If you can’t reason about invariants / failure modes / tradeoffs.. you’re just producing more believable messes haha.
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@weaverbeats eh bad news for them.. but the market isn’t exactly barren.. even stock plugins cover a shocking amount of real work now.
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@asobodesign Nice! Useful tool.. but loudness alignment is the easy part. The real question is what it did to transients, density, and limiter stress to get there.
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音量バラバラの音声ファイル、ドロップするだけで目的に合わせて揃えます。無料のブラウザ完結型ノーマライザー「ZI-NARASHI」を公開しました!簡易的ではありますが、LUFS解析・コンプ・リミッター搭載。ゲームSEから動画BGMまで。
amix-design.com/tl/tool-s-norm…



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@bobbyceezar Spot on! Nobody pays for DAW knowledge..
They pay for taste / direction / decisions.
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@jeffreyhypzo Oh god.. all DAWs are basically the same under the hood.. you’ve got floating-point math, routing graphs, and automation lanes. The difference isn’t the engine.. it’s how fast you can think through it. “Best DAW” convo is just preference wrapped in shitty marketing.
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@quxiaoyin Ah yes.. the mass layoff trigger.. using an IDE. Not weak systems thinking, not inability to reason about complexity.. just… VS Code. Haha
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@robbertleusink He’s definitely important, but this post oversimplifies the stack.. modern navigation uses more than Dijkstra. A* is one obvious example.
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Every navigation app on earth finds its route using an algorithm invented by a Dutch computer scientist in 1956
Edsger Dijkstra solved the shortest-path problem in twenty minutes at a café in Amsterdam, without paper; he did it in his head
Google Maps, Uber, and every GPS system alive run on a Dutch mathematician's coffee break


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@Blaqsoundz__ I feel ya.. some artists care more about making something real than making it big. I realize both can be true at same time too.. but reach is one outcome, not the goal. Plenty of music is successful because it resonates deeply, not widely.
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@dbeeking Anyone who makes music definitely wants it to be heard by people
And that’s it getting your music to a large audience.
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@Simon_Ingari Yep! The strangest corporate habit is promoting people out of the work they’re actually really really good at.
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