I don’t agree with putting down a ~~dog~~ pet unless they’re suffering. If a ~~dog~~ pet is in pain and there is no hope that they’ll recover, death can be mercy. It’s never not terrible. But your feelings aren’t the priority in that situation.
Just don’t ever do it at the vet - find someone who can come to you so there’s no extra stress
fuck this is depressing
edit: dog -> pet
It’s harder to manipulate attack and dynamics precisely if it’s not a totally dry recording, i.e. if you can hear the natural reverb of the room or hall..
But I haven’t been a sound/music guy for a while - for all I know there may be tools to compensate for that now
You could probably mess around with EQ, which might be enough, but what OP is describing sounds like the kind of granular control you’d get with a synth or MIDI instrument
Chatoic good? Evil? Neutral?
idk but it's definitely chaotic
The NATO alphabet comes in handy sometimes
Do you think it’s possible to run the cycle too quickly? Like, shouldn’t you make sure your product has been ~~widely~~ maximally adopted first before you make it shittier?
May be that’s just hopium
I mean, it's still technically great bait for clicking, it's just that there's actually some interesting content in there.
Sincerely, Captain Pedant
edit: bad formatting
hi-quality shower thought
I saw some article years ago that found dogs cant, or at least have a hard time differentiating between consonant sounds in words; for example the word ‘outside’ might sound the same as ‘grout-side’ or ‘shout-wide’, just because they rhyme.
After some fun experiments, I found that to be true with my dogs, and my vocabulary with them has devolved into some really silly shit that makes me cackle, but would probably make others question my sanity a little..
+ bonus points for the silly voices
I stand corrected, TIL!
historicity
I think you’re looking for the word “history”
edit: sorry.. I try not to be that guy, but I couldn’t help myself
They smell like developer fluid (fixer?), and so will your clothes after you’ve been in there long enough.. the red light you always see in the movies isn’t common—the dark rooms I’ve been in use amber colored lights. Come to think of it I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone use an enlarger in a movie or TV show, they always just cut right to the paper in the developer
Sounds like a special dog. I'm sorry.