Good luck lmao

Agreed, if anything developers are the reason games are playable!

The technology depicted doesn’t exist, and, in my mind, it goes fast as shit!

Why is that?

Est-ce vraiment un zapping si il inclus des passages non télévisés ?

Does it support word suggestions?

+1 for Typst

Dave the Diver

Subnautica under ten hours

Maybe I’m just really bad at it.

Honestly, latency/performance stuff. As in: how do VST synths ensure that they’ll synthesize in time to keep up with the audio buffer, depending on user hardware. I’m asking because I’ve seen/heard countless VST synths fail at this and sound like a clicky mess, and I feel like if I understood how it’s handled in code it would make more sense to me.

I can’t tell who’s giving the gun which makes this even better.

Only place they ever interacted with women.

If his max was $55 then he should have been ready to pay $55.

Happy Tree Friend lookin ass

Spectrogram*

That’s actually an accurate description of what is happening: an audio file turned into a 2d image with the x axis being time, the y axis being frequency and color being amplitude.

That’s Jason Bateman

PeerTube?

Mastering engineer here. Remastered means that the audio has been modified to fit a different sonic aesthetic.

In general this means made louder, clearer and perhaps bassier, to make it sound “as good” as contemporary albums, as well as optimising it for contemporary consumer sound systems (which nowadays range from 5.1 kits with huge subwoofers, to a mono smartphone speaker).

It’s also an excuse to sell the same album again.

I’m not currently able to listen to the examples you’ve given, but I do believe it to be sometimes detrimental to change the aesthetic of a song and “take it out of it’s era”, because a cleaner or brighter mix might make it lose a lot of its charm.

It’s also worth noting that nowadays, the quality of remasters can vary a lot due to more (potentially less experienced) people using music-making software to create and upload their own.

Hope that helped!

Merci de les mentioner, je ne les connaissais pas mais en effet ils ont beaucoup de made in France.