boards of canada psychosis YouTube video by nora nygard

Who cares about UFOs we want to figure out Boards of Canada
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i present to you, a new animal my brother invented, “the giraffe that’s as wide as a normal giraffe is tall”

Personally I’d go with a remake of the ARP 2600 if I were plunging in that direction.

What are “traditional elites”?

I, Claudius: When Television Trusted the Audience YouTube video by The Television Show

“I, Claudius” remains one of my favorite TV series of all time.
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Edward Bernays
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Dieter Döpfer

Sound Design with Cybernetics: Interference and Inversion YouTube video by La Synthèse Humaine

This guy has been posting on YouTube for five years but not until today did the algorithm put him in front of me.

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This week in 1971: for the first of three weeks, and never again afterwards, all four Beatles had solo hits in the UK top 40 at the same time:

John with Power to the People (#10), Paul with Another Day (#11), George with My Sweet Lord (#25), and Ringo (new at #29) with It Don't Come Easy.

Modular Synth - Self Generating Drone Music - Doepfer A-143-4 and Friends YouTube video by isvisible isinvisible

Slow circuits dreaming in their own time.

Modular Synth - Self Generating Drone Music - Doepfer A-143-4 and Friends youtu.be/RYLvLJ367as

In response to this, the toaster industry will release toasters that are just a black box with a slot. No controls.

You use an app to indicate the level of toasting, the toaster will use AI to detect the bread type and precision toast it.

It will also post your toast on social media for you.

Scientists just discovered 5.6 million bees under a New York State cemetery This whopping bee aggregation is one of the largest and oldest ever recorded, according to a new study

Scientists just discovered 5.6 million bees under a New York cemetery www.scientificamerican.com/article/scie...

I've spent the last few weeks working hard on designing a 500 series vocoder and today I learned that Behringer made essentially the exact same thing I was designing but in eurorack format and I feel a bit defeated.

I bought mine several years ago. I struggle conceptually with mid-side patching but am keeping this module to allow me to keep poking away at it.

Then both of you are at a loss as to when American conservativism might have had the qualities you’ve listed. Why you can’t bring Robert Alphonso Taft to mind I cannot fathom.

Zemaitis tried to sketch “how people experience conservatism” and it boiled down to bad-in-theory vs bad-in-practice. Where on her map is the experience of conservatives?

Roger Arrick formed synthesizers.com with the aim of making modular more affordable. It was definitely an alternative in the early days of Doepfer and, with effort, one could find other budget options in that period.

i have been thinking about water and synthesising drips, dribbles, eddies, things of that nature

why are you deploying chaff do you hate me do you hate my missiles

I fear I am doomed to inevitably fall down the modular synth rabbit hole, and it's just a matter of when.

Read my new book: Just Goofing Around subtitle 'The Artist's Journey'

I don’t consider modest cost to be the thing that made Eurorack break through to unprecedented popularity. I think it was several factors, but open standards was a big contributor.

This doc might be a bit esoteric, but I enjoyed it. The first synthesizers were “modular.” Rather than having all the components hard-wired together as some engineers thought they should be, modular synthesizers allow the musician to connect the components however they wish. /1

Screenshot from extreme corner of chart labeled HOW USELESS IS YOUR GEAR? showing two categories, “spends more time browsing reverb.com than making music” and “stuck on a GAS treadmill”

How does @AudioPilz have a telepathic window into my life

The Orion spacecraft approaching Earth

All eyes on #ArtemisII.. Splashdown scheduled for 8:07 PM EST. The Orion spacecraft will be traveling at a mind-bending speed of more than 24,000 miles per hour through temperatures of up to 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit as they re-enter the Earth's atmosphere. Four brave, beautiful souls aboard.

It’s our turn to sing “John Henry.”

i find it very disgusting the way that software is now treated as a black box. i want to look forward to the future, but the present makes me long for the past.

I, too, come from the world where few who touched a computer didn’t read and write programs. Nowadays almost nobody is allowed to, much less inclined to. Embarrassment requires exposure.

Inflicting social pressure is among the most effective uses of Ciat-Lonbarde instruments.

for those of you keeping score at home, the opening of the Strait of Hormuz lasted 0.045 scaramuccis

Spencer Kornhaber’s review of the new Neurosis album in @theatlantic.com wasn’t on my bingo card.