Setting up the triggers with midi should allow me to send gates to say an Erica Synth pico drum set.
I’m wondering if anyone’s given this a try and how did it work out for you? I feel like I could just play something in way faster than programming.
So yeah, anyone literally tracking in drums with your synths using midi from an electronic kit?
What got me thinking about this was watching this video from Drumeo featuring II from Sleep Token. Worth the watch if you are into drumming and percussion.
At the same, does “painting our selfs into a corner” loose having true ending to stories?
Constraints and limitations drive creativity, but you have accept a final product at some point and move to another universe/story.
Made a place to jam and have fun while I learn piano and finger drumming in the office. Separating learning from playing has been awesome to have.
Edit: I promise I’ll post the music that I make here! Pictures are good, but I need to back it up with music.
No need to put homelab in quotes, it’s whatever is your lab. We all have different setups that grow and shrink as we learn.
Let me show you a smaller option than a full rack amp. I used this exact setup before except using an AirPort Express instead of the pi.
I would do the Pi (your plan) -> this -> bookshelf speakers like these.
Does everything have to be all in one, or are you open to exploring passive speakers and a receiver?
Since this is in Homelab, I’m assuming you have access to a 19” rack. You could rack mount any amplifier (I like crown amps personally) and then feed either a Bluetooth or Raspberry Pi using a line/headphone amp. That also gives you the ability to continuing adding amps to feed more speakers around the house. That’s my homelab answer.
Home theater answer would be to look at a home theater receiver.
What I wish it had was something similar to Roon which would be a Spotify integration. If I search for something and I don’t have it in my personal library, let me just stream it from my streaming service subscription.
So I just went a little crazy and bought a few hardware synths. Every single day since I have jammed after work as a meditative exercise. And some of this shit is sick (to me).
I’d like to be able to capture some of these jams. I have a Zoom F3 for recording, and I understand the entire recording process. My question is if anyone is out there jamming with synths, how do you grab snippets worth sharing and then putting that out into the community?
(I know the sub seems dead, but hey.. who knows)
I deal with a lot of kids fresh out of college. The surprising part is how many don’t know what Windows File Explorer even is, much less file manipulation. Everything is saved to the desktop.
We just turn them sideways on a shelf at work. We use a lot of micro form factor and they look slick in a row on a 1u shelf. We fit 3 or 4 (can’t remember) wide across 6 shelves.
I’m having the exact same experience on the SteamDeck. Currently level 20 with about 50 hours in.
There are so many questlines and each are so damn good. Glad your having a good time!
How has your experience been so far with the cloud gaming? Having fun?
Bruh, all of this sounds creepy as shit.
I completely feel you. That's the art of it, to indulge the imagination. Glad you are enjoying the game
So say the technology was theoretically possible, what is your take/how do you feel about neuroamps?
I agree, how missions were carried out could have been handled better… or was I playing the perfect corpo operative working for Ryugin to keep the PR department happy.
Edit: I truly wanted a burn it down path so my last sentence gives me the ick.
Every story gets interpreted individually, so what parts of the games storytelling are resonating with you?
Something I found interesting about my play through a quest lead me to commit some corporate espionage. During one of the last missions everything went tits up but I made a distinct choice to remain non lethal. While I truly hated working for a corp (really hoping there was a path to destroy from within) I loved how the game at least at a minimum allowed me to interject my own morals into my character.
Situationally though, I did go and slaughter a few mines worth of people but I can head cannon that into my ethics no prob.
Just as an open discussion, I’m curious if other people are having those moments of thought or personal reflection.
One engine powers down while the other goes full blast just sending you spinning.
That really sounds so cool! Glad you are bringing cool ideas like that to the game.
Now you can’t throw out some awesome idea like that without telling more specifics on what these ships will be! Imagine, the Roadrunner…
A cargo ship with Hector the Bulldog shooting flames decals on the side. So many cool ideas.
Since my comment was a veiled BDSM hab idea, in context you have quite the orgy star-fighter going on.
Physicist who takes too much LSD mad scientist or illegal human trials scientist?
I would expand that while there are technically differences between, its impact would be so small it would never matter in a Bethesda game.
Video game or not, that’s some good photography
Can’t yuck somebodies yum. I can think of some ideas along that line.. something that connects to the captains quarters to keep an eye on misbehaving prisoners in the brig.
Like how cool is it going to be if you could install a mod adding an entire new ship line someone in the community created.
I really look forward to seeing how mods are going to be developed for this game.
When scrolling through the main feed eventually I will hit a point where it’s roughly the same 20 or so posts on repeat. The posts might not be in the exact same order and new content will be mixed in.
In Apollo it would eventually hit “the bottom” of the feed and it wouldn’t go any further. This feels like the app is fetching the next posts but without a full page of results it's returning the same posts again and again.
Anyone else seeing this?
Would anyone believe you? 🧐
So I’m really starting to consider starting a few small communities just to help grow the communities. I have never moderated anything and I am just curious on what to expect. Things such as tools to use or things to look out for?