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$ ls audio/sfx/processed/ |grep flac
bird_song_1.flac
cough_1.flac
decompression_dull.flac
explosion_dull.flac
finger_snap_1.flac
fissle_01.flac
flushing_toilet_and_refill.flac
lock_click-01.flac
lock_jump-01.flac
lock_jump-02.flac
synthetic_explosion_1.flac
$ ./visaudio audio/sfx/processed/*flac
$ montage -geometry +0+0 -background black audio/sfx/processed/*{jpg,png} -tile 5 cool.png
I noticed 21 year old Audio from outside the café window; her animation drew me inside to talk to her and her dad for a few minutes. Today is his birthday and they were celebrating with a coffee date.
Me: What do you love?
Audio: I love spiders. They terrify me but it's important to face my fears, so I make a point of observing them. We let part of our yard go wild and they moved in right away.
Me: What is your guilty pleasure?
{She looked baffled by the question, so I elaborated: chocolate? binging a particular show or following a website?}
Audio: I don't feel guilty about pleasure. Be into whatever you're into, just don't hurt anyone by it.
Me: That is wise. I like it.
I chose a candid image (she's looking at her dad) because this was how I first saw her.
Project 100x: The 2024 Edition
012-100 Strangers
Audio cassettes
Trois cassettes des Beatles que je conserve précieusement mais que je n'ose pas écouter de peur de les abimer.
Three Beatles cassettes that I keep preciously but that I don't dare listen to for fear of damaging them.
EF100mm f/2.8 L IS USM
Stack de 12 images capturées avec Helicon Remote et assemblées avec Helicon Focus
This is Campfire Audio's entry-level inner ear monitor. It goes for 349$ USD and carries a single balanced armature speaker.
Camera:
Fujifilm GX680III
Lens:
Fujinon EBC 100/4
Back:
Hasselblad CFV-50
Strobist:
Two lights, one shot object rear through aluminium grill 1/2 power. 2nd light in softbox behind styrene object right 1/4 power.
Lights:
Profoto Pro-B head
After our very succesful first collab we were hired
by Cavata Clothing/USA to create a shirtdesign with the same vibe.
I started with the SM 58 microphone character and SAT came up with
his great looking tape on the top of the design. Once again it was hell of fun,
thanks SAT! This will be soon available in their online shop.
Better view large here.
Featured in select Volkswagen models, the Fender Premium Audio System produces Fender's classic sound highlighted by uncompromised clarity at low or high volumes, powerful bass response and detailed midrange tones that combine to recreate the raw emotion of a live performance.
Finally figured out a way to get rid of those pesky newton rings. This is a friend's set up--completely portable too, as it is battery powered. It sounds absolutely incredible.
Anker Astro pro2 --> Bushmaster MkII --> Bantam Gold --> HD650's
Shot on a RZ67, 150mm, Portra 400. Didn't realize just how shallow the dof would be shooting wide open...
My updated system...
Speakers: Apogee Stages Ribbon speakers
Amplifier: Pass Labs X150 w/ Furutech fuse
DAC/Preamp: Pass Labs D1 DAC w/ Furutech fuse
Transport: PC
-Zalman TNN 300 Fanless case
-underclocked 1.2Ghz
-esata SSD HD located externally
-RME 9632 sound card
-Foobar accessed by VNC
-Monitor and Windows MCE used for photo only.
Cables: Nordost Frey biwire speaker cables, Jena Labs Symphony XLR interconnects, and Nordost Whitelight glass optical cable.
Power: Oyaide R1 outlet, Shunyata Hydra 8 power filter and 3 VH Audio Airsine power cords (2 with Furutech Rhodium plugs, 1 with Oyaide P004 & C004 plugs used for the DAC). Z squared Ultra power cable for PC.
Misc: Assorted Black Diamond Racing (BDR) cones for Dac, Amp, speakers
Strobist info: Flashes behind each speaker, 3rd flash bouncing off a reflector behind the camera. Triggered by PW.
A look at different types of recording media before the MP3 format changed the way most people listen to music on the move.
The large "wheel" is tape from a Reel-To-Reel recorder, then there are three Compact Cassettes, one Minidisc, and one DAT (Digital Audo Tape).
Two of the tapes are of the Chrome setting, and the one with the solid metal frame is the "Metal" type, but could be used in Chrome setting. The metal frame had a use and a gimmick at the same time, but each tape was VERY expensive, it did give wonderful recordings.
The Minidisc recorded audio like the MP3 format does, by throwing away data the recorder thinks you can't hear.
The DAT tape recorded in PCM format with better than CD error correction, no loss of sound quality, so could make perfect copies of CD's (Compact Disc), which scared the music industry (illegal) cartel, where they thought up SCMS to stop such infiinite copying, but was easily defeated with a cheap box of electronics, professional DAT machines had no SCMS.
The image is resized from the original 14 bit RAW image, so unaffected by JPEG conversion in editing.
Nikon D700, 50mm prime lens set at F3.2 and ISO 800, 1/30s.
Featured in select Volkswagen models, the Fender Premium Audio System produces Fender's classic sound highlighted by uncompromised clarity at low or high volumes, powerful bass response and detailed midrange tones that combine to recreate the raw emotion of a live performance.
Featured in select Volkswagen models, the Fender Premium Audio System produces Fender's classic sound highlighted by uncompromised clarity at low or high volumes, powerful bass response and detailed midrange tones that combine to recreate the raw emotion of a live performance.
Featured in select Volkswagen models, the Fender Premium Audio System produces Fender's classic sound highlighted by uncompromised clarity at low or high volumes, powerful bass response and detailed midrange tones that combine to recreate the raw emotion of a live performance.
DDR Museum
In the DDR Museum the exhibition depicts life in the former East Germany in a direct "hands-on" way. For example, a covert listening device ("bug") gives visitors the sense of being "under surveillance". One can also try DDR clothes on in the recreated tower block apartment, change TV channels or use an original typewriter. The exhibition has three themed areas: “Public Life”; “State and Ideology” and “Life in a Tower Block”. Each of them is presented under a critical light: the positives as well as the negatives sides of the DDR are explored in this exhibition. A total of 35 modules illustrate these three themes: Media, literature, music, culture, family, private niche, health, equality, diet, childhood, youth, partnership, fashion, border, Berlin, education, work, consumption, construction, living, free time, vacation, environment, party, Ministry for State Security, economy, state, ideology, army, brother states, wall, opposition, penal system and authority. (Wikipedia)
Berlin, Germany.