BerenstainsMonster

Are you talking about something like Soothe or SplitEQ? There are certain spectral effects that can remove the tonal characteristics from a sound, leaving only the nontonal aspects. E.g. on a piano, you'd only hear the unpitched, percussive hammer and key sounds.

Here's a FOSS alternative for Soothe. https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2024/03/03/nih-plug-spectral-compressor/

The better way to thwart republicans: take away their memes.

Who is the artist behind this work?

Suno CEO doesn't even know what tuning an 808 means.

I hear people are doing such dishonest things as flooding the ICE Tip Form with false leads.

The fools. Hope they've got a VPN, or whatever it is they need to stay anonymous and untraceable.

Based on my experience, there shouldn't be any difference between distributing a long song vs. a short one. You may not have come across them in the wild because algorithms, like radio, tend to favor 3-4 min songs.

Pretty neat IMO (though I'm not a Bitwig user). They really seem to be upping the ante as an Ableton alternative.

Stuff like this makes me think this may one day become classic, historical gear.

Still amazes me to this day that they were able to render such a faraway horse in 128-bit...

I think there was a ROM hack that solved this floating-point error. If I can find it, will post link.

I appreciate it. I always thought Deezer was just a streaming platform like Spotify.

Also, dang, surprised so many downvotes for my original comment lol.

I work part time as an audio producer. Converting MP3 to FLAC is like trying to upscale an image: you can use all the fancy algos to repair loss, but it's still lossy.

This doesn't sound like what I'm asking for. I'm not interested in paying Deezer for music I already own.