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UN labor agency report warns of rising threat of excess heat, climate change on world's workers
  • Here in the Philippines, we have been having 40-42 Celsius of perceived heat consistently in the past several days.

    Schools have adjusted class hours as a temporary measure to help alleviate the heat issue.

    But it's hard to expect the Government to do anything for the working class since they're in air conditioned houses and cars and offices.

  • I really love the drums, man
  • I have no idea what you know and don't know about mixing and I haven't heard any of your drum recordings so I'm assuming you're a beginner

    I don't want to sound rude but I'll be pointing you to YouTube first. There are lots of videos there explaining the basics of audio processing.

    I suggest you start with the basics because if you really want to be serious about mixing your drums, a good foundation will take you a long way.

    In drums, EQ, Compression, and Phase are what you need to understand the most. So look these up on YouTube

    Produce like a Pro, Hardcore Music Studio, and Attaway Audio are some of my recommended channels

    I suggest checking Attaway Audio first because the content is very friendly to newbies. Even though the focus there is live sound, the concepts apply to studio recordings all the same

    Now if you're not a beginner and you have specific questions about issues you find in your recordings, go ahead and ask away. I'll answer the best I can if I know what to do.

  • Audacity adds AI audio editing capabilities thanks to free Intel OpenVINO plugins
  • I'm a sound engineer and I use different DAWs for different purposes. There's just no one DAW that does all, so this is a compromise I'm happy to go with.

    When I do podcast editing, I use Audacity to split multi-track WAV files and for truncating silence. It's just waaaay easier to do this there than on Reaper. Plus it has a loopback recording feature built-in which I use for Zoom meeting recordings etc.

    I use Pro Tools for audio post, but for most of what I do I'm a Reaper guy. It's very powerful as you said and it just works.

    I know it can be a hassle switching DAWs (muscle memory on shortcuts can get weird), but for me, I like making the most of the strengths of a tool rather than forcing something to do everything.

  • Amazon: We can't make money if our workers get bathroom breaks
  • Oh crap.

    There's been recruitment here in the Philippines for similar AI training tasks with very little pay, too. But that thing in Kenya is much much worse.

    I took on a music-related task out of curiosity and I got these recruitment emails after

    This one is about NSFW prompts

    This one is on image annotation

  • hmmm

    How the hell did I become a mod here? How do I opt out?

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    two-snare groove

    Full video on YouTube!

    https://youtu.be/vXIZcmUvgyk

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