The gradual taper is probably it. I mean my champ is louder than the tv before the speaker really moves, but there is an alright notch a bit quieter than that which is nice enough to write riffs while watching Italian sci-fi. Twins seem to, despite their great capacity for volume, also have such a volume suitable for watching foreign b-movies and writing riffs.

Jesus christ, I don't know if I need a compressor but I feel like I need this...https://becosfx.com/product/compiq-pro- ... itar-bass/

I have been hearing about the PlayStation 5 specs. What was interesting is that they were discussing that audio will be processed using the GPU using ray tracing algorithms for more 3d sound. As I understand it the Ray Tracing algorithms are used for light and color reflection using sound with that type of processing would allow for directional sound reflected against environmental elements of different reflectivity, creating a environmental reverb and the ability to 360 place sounds in the environment.Cool cool stuff.

Big John wrote:I have been hearing about the PlayStation 5 specs. What was interesting is that they were discussing that audio will be processed using the GPU using ray tracing algorithms for more 3d sound. As I understand it the Ray Tracing algorithms are used for light and color reflection using sound with that type of processing would allow for directional sound reflected against environmental elements of different reflectivity, creating a environmental reverb and the ability to 360 place sounds in the environment.Cool cool stuff.I've come across a couple of articles that suggest that the next generation of the XBox may very well be more powerful than the Playstation 5.Just trying to wrap my brain around that winds up making me feel old.

numberthirty wrote:Big John wrote:I have been hearing about the PlayStation 5 specs. What was interesting is that they were discussing that audio will be processed using the GPU using ray tracing algorithms for more 3d sound. As I understand it the Ray Tracing algorithms are used for light and color reflection using sound with that type of processing would allow for directional sound reflected against environmental elements of different reflectivity, creating a environmental reverb and the ability to 360 place sounds in the environment.Cool cool stuff.I've come across a couple of articles that suggest that the next generation of the XBox may very well be more powerful than the Playstation 5.Just trying to wrap my brain around that winds up making me feel old.ray tracing isn't that bad! I had to implement it in a simulator I worked on and I'm a moron. but that's just badass to use it for sound and crunch on the gpu

Ray Tracing seems to be the standard in animation but processers have just got to the point where they can render it in real time. A lot of people think that the ray tracing audio would require a surround sound system. But I think it could also be used for VR headphones that would be able to render your audio position and reflections based on the positions of your virtual ears which would be a very cool thing.

When is fender going to put it into an acoustic telecaster is what I want to know

I've been working on the 50th Anniversary SVT at work. https://ampeg.com/roundsound/news-event ... amplifier/I got a visit and seal of approval today from EA builder and noiserock legend Tom Z today.

Major wrote:https://reverb.com/item/20387332-echo-fix-ef-x2-tape-echo?utm\_campaign=20190514+Tuesday+D%26S+%28Ross+Subject+Line%29&utm\_medium=Email&utm\_source=MarketingCloudI wonder why they put a digital reverb in a tape echo unit?

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