dude, i think i finally solved the noise issue on my mixer. i need to test it in action a bit more when it isn't super late at night, but i found that the LEVEL setting introduces noise and the GAIN setting doesn't on the microphone channels. i honestly don't fully know how this shit works so maybe that was obvious, but i've basically had gain at like 7 o clock and level at 1 o clock this whole time and i'm thinking maybe that should get reversed now. i've just always heard that you should aim for a low amount of gain otherwise you'll get distortion, but i guess i never really tested how far i could push it without it distorting. it does make sense that adding volume to a microphone before adding the microphone to the mix would result in less overall noise, i suppose? don't know why i never figured this out tbh.
i know i've posted this several times but it really cannot be overstated how much i absolutely love this album by dashboard confessional. "all the truth that i can tell" is phenomenal and it gets the waterworks going for sure. i would heavily recommend listening to the whole thing.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nxBDCniLd4bQk7woTPkZNKAkY3pWXJi_Y
it's hard for me to take any of the "content" updates in minecraft after the end dimension seriously. like, nothing they added is required to beat the game. you can still do the same exact shit you always could. i am more interested in the technical stuff, like changing world generation or adding raytracing (which still never actually got added). modern minecraft is a bloated mess imo.
sooo.... daggerfall is an MMO now.
https://daggerfalljs.dev/
it's a good thing i picked up my plastic guitar again, stage tour is like 2 months away and i've got so much rust on me lol.
anyway here's an FC of anti-digitalism. ignore the shitty star power activation at the beginning, my tilt sensor is fucked up so i have to use select right now and i accidentally bumped it.
infamous second son was such a fucking good game man. loved infamous in general. crazy there will never be another one because sucker punch is too busy doing boring artsy fartsy samurai shit.
I think people get hung up on thinking that 7/10 is average, and also the opposite end where people get hung up on thinking that 5/10 is the LITERAL average. 7/10 is the "average score" because, if you take all the scores that have been assigned, that's what they average out to be. 5 is the numerical average, but that doesn't really have anything to do with what the perception of the "average video game" is. The "average video game" is a 7/10 because that's what video games end up being, on average. Most video games are pretty good on average. There are fewer games that are a literal 5 out of 10 "average" experience. Hopefully I'm making sense with that explanation.
こんにちは、私はひげさん。はじめまして!