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Saturday, September 3, 2022

[01:34:51] % aloo_shu/rizon \o/

[01:37:00] % aloo_shu/rizon nice tat it worked

[01:37:25] % aloo_shu/rizon yeah, and autonomously

[01:41:15] % aloo_shu/rizon we had that girl in our shared house with shared bathroom, so she acem into the kitchen "I want to use the bathstub but there's a spider in it". So I picked it up, and the spider started running over my hand, I put my other hand there, and it ran onto that, and after a while of letting it run over my hands, I invited the girl to put her hand inbetween, the spider would just

[01:41:18] % aloo_shu/rizon cross it and then be back on my hands

[01:41:20] % aloo_shu/rizon after a few attempts of that, she decided to try having the spider run over her hands, and was ok with it

[01:45:41] % aloo_shu/rizon Icedream: maybe. I'm finding a tickle is a sensation apart, but being run over by an insect on any body part, is a little bit like it perhaps

[01:47:35] % aloo_shu/rizon had to pinpoint what has to come to a touch for it to become a tickle

[01:47:41] % aloo_shu/rizon hard*

[01:52:19] % aloo_shu/rizon Icedream: dunno, like, if I want to tickle, then that's more an intuitive than an analytical thing I do. But if I had to be analytical about it, then probably there'd be some finger movement, and experimenting with more and less pressure and searching a ticklish spot

[01:56:54] % aloo_shu/rizon apropos ticklish: anybody know the 'orgasmotronic'? a thing with bent copper wires that's looking a little like a wire whisk, and that you massage your or people's scalp with and it's like a tickle x1000 sensation sending shivers down your spine?

[01:58:04] % aloo_shu/rizon probably it

[01:58:29] % aloo_shu/rizon looks a bit like the kitchen utensil

[02:00:03] % aloo_shu/rizon oh those q-tips are making addicted

[02:02:26] % aloo_shu/rizon sushi-chan: I'm in a habit oh ear-scratching, I've gotten good at not hurting myself, using like, a bit of grass I twirl, for instance

[02:08:54] % aloo_shu/rizon ASMR is a thing that, in principle, I'd be interested in giving a try, were it not for the enormous amount of trash circulating, and the amount of data I'd have to spend on finding something that actually have an affect. With binaural beats, for instance, I don't need to download hours of crap from youtube - I can have a generator locally, and just need a type of 'script' file

[02:08:57] % aloo_shu/rizon that describes each 'program'

[02:10:12] % aloo_shu/rizon Icedream: how personal is it what 'the good stuff' is

[02:18:48] % aloo_shu/rizon what I like about that orgasmotronic head massage thing, is that it'll leave you with absolutely no doubt that something happened or got triggered, with binaural beats, it's not so clear for me, but there are one or two programmed sessions that I decided I like for bedtime sometimes, and do not need anything verifyable to happen - at best, there's a sensation of having had

[02:18:51] % aloo_shu/rizon deeper, more vivid, or more relaxing dreams, that could be purely subjective. I guess I simply like beats because I'm into acoustic phenomena

[02:24:17] % aloo_shu/rizon sushi-chan: totally, the claims made, and the attempt to come across like drug culture, are ridiculous

[02:33:16] % aloo_shu/rizon I just like beats, always have, love the accordeon sound because there's this slight detune between overtone rich metal tongues, used my educational toy electronics kit to tune oscillators to each other, and the effect happening binaurally, between separate channels and in my head, is just an extra thrill, a logical prolongation of that, I can dive into and explore such sounds,

[02:33:18] % aloo_shu/rizon fascinates me how really simple waves, by a miniscue detune, are suddenly producing an infinite play of overtones & acoustic phenomena, it's allmost like seed to plant in a complexity from simplicity - sense

[02:34:01] % aloo_shu/rizon *miniscule

[02:34:19] % aloo_shu/rizon hehe

[02:41:09] % aloo_shu/rizon sushi-chan: try an irish whistle (tin whistle). srsly, they should make _that_ the school instrument rather than a recorder, it's much more rewarding in terms of how much energy you need to invest befoe you're getting stable notes out of it, also , the standard D whistle is a little smaller than a recorder, and the distance between the holes is better, esp. for kids fingers

[02:47:29] % aloo_shu/rizon this is what I like about the love for following sounds, if you can get that fascination going, then just being in a room alone with a piano, is enough, because you'll be fascinated with each sound your fingers and the pedal are getting out of it, you'll do things like listening to strings until they've fully rung out, and this facination can drive your motivation without the

[02:47:32] % aloo_shu/rizon ordinary notion of having to 'master' this or that piece in a given time in order to consider yourself on the road of 'progress'

[02:59:32] % aloo_shu/rizon that's a place I could like

[03:00:09] % aloo_shu/rizon dunno why, but phillipines are interestingme, tagalog looks good to me, etc

[03:01:26] % aloo_shu/rizon I is producer, too, send nudes :)

[03:04:41] % aloo_shu/rizon just home recording, but here's one where I don't play, and it's underlining what I said @ piano, the guy is just improvising, and exploring, and I loved the authenticity of that so I looped, edited and (crudely) built the atmosphere & beat I felt for that

[03:04:42] % aloo_shu/rizon https://clyp.it/o3s0obvy chill-j

[03:06:34] % aloo_shu/rizon Icedream: maybe, lol. I need sun for running the 'studio', cloudy day, only enough battery power to chat from the tablet ;)

[03:09:37] % aloo_shu/rizon in principle, collabs are something I like, especially when people or me are linking WIP sketches on IRC and I can do something with one of them, work 4hrs on the laptop and come back to the chatter with the original sketch and surprise them with an extra track or an arrangement

[03:11:49] % aloo_shu/rizon \o

[03:17:11] % aloo_shu/rizon lol

[03:19:06] % aloo_shu/rizon https://youtube.com/watch?v=-Nbk_xM1TtA

[03:21:01] % aloo_shu/rizon I'm not expecting anything from mine, so there can't be any disappointment

[03:22:39] % aloo_shu/rizon if I had a more reliable connection, and perhaps 2 more solar panels, too, I could see myself doing ninjam 4 the lulz all day

[03:25:13] % aloo_shu/rizon people are letting bots do it

[03:25:38] % aloo_shu/rizon and seem to be ok with the results

[03:26:09] % aloo_shu/rizon magic sauce!

[03:27:10] % aloo_shu/rizon !pet

[03:30:05] % aloo_shu/rizon ze tubes iz full of mixing & mastering tutorials

[03:30:08] % aloo_shu/rizon I kinda hate the genre :)

[03:32:30] % aloo_shu/rizon pumpwerk by u-he is one that's getting good credits apparantly, in the world of mastering comp/lims

[03:35:12] % aloo_shu/rizon I'm sticking with FLOSS & linux so I'm using what there is in that niche

[03:36:14] % aloo_shu/rizon yeah I'm using a multi band limiter as my goto mastering wonderwand

[03:36:25] % aloo_shu/rizon I think that would be ardour

[03:37:21] % aloo_shu/rizon it's kind of without competitor and has sucked in most of the audio devs in that anyway ultra small niche, linux audio

[03:41:35] % aloo_shu/rizon oh LMMS is fun, especially workflow wise, it's so easy to just play and get creative instead of getting stuck tweaking this and that. but its routing and gain staging are nightmares to me.best piano roll editor in floss linux land, though, imo, I whis someone would break it out of the code and make it a standalone and/or plugin

[03:42:38] % aloo_shu/rizon dunno, trackers is not my world, there are some, renoise is popular, but not FLOSS, butwig is linux, but paid..

[03:43:12] % aloo_shu/rizon buttwig :) bitwig

[03:44:16] % aloo_shu/rizon lol only if you must have the binary straight from ardour, it's gnu licensed, anyone can redistribute the binary

[03:48:04] % aloo_shu/rizon like, if you want to try something not opensource, and halfway between LMMS and ardour, get reaper.fm, it's a daw like ardour, it got great midi editing and a workflow with a fun factor like lmms, it gotserious dev- and freakpower behind it and a die hard fanbase that's being productive on the forum

[03:49:58] % aloo_shu/rizon there's an LMMS version, probably on kx.studio. that has the carla plugin host as an LMMS instrument, and that might have bridges for winvst

[03:51:12] % aloo_shu/rizon arch, huuuh

[03:51:51] % aloo_shu/rizon the wiki is a treasure

[03:55:12] % aloo_shu/rizon bandshed.net/avlinux is my fav, but I'm not so happy with the move from debian- to MXlinux base.I'm still on an old version, and that's why I went arch=shudder, because I wouldn't want my 'production' machine to use a rolling release, I want that to be set up once and then not tinkered with for as long as possible

[04:13:54] % aloo_shu/rizon can we unlink libera for 30 minutes

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