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(via Jake Ludington's blog) Paid Program to: Remember more of what you hear Keep up with conversations (even in noisy places) with friends and family, at work, while volunteering, etc. Pick up more details in conversation, music, movies, and every sound-rich setting - Len Lynch
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http://216.70.70.65/samadhisou... Listening to the clip you’ve linked to, this doesn’t seem like any sort of double-tracking — it’s a single voice with some processing. The problem is that the processing is subtle enough that it’s difficult to be sure what’s going on. However, given that I can’t really hear any obvious modulation element in the effect, I’d hazard an educated guess that we’re hearing one or both of two very commonly used mix treatments. - Len Lynch
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The fawn photo is worth going to this post, or course there's good information here as well... - Len Lynch
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Scott does a good job of providing insight into his work flow and gets great results. Of course, he's a pro, but you have to copy a pro to improve your own methods... - Len Lynch
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travel friendly luggage, even a bag that TSA approves leaving your laptop in the bag for x-ray scanning - Len Lynch
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good reference for doing on location sound recording for video correctly (via D. Kaye's blog) - Len Lynch
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their stated goal is google-esque searching for distributed files, the UI is in the browser - Len Lynch
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November 6 at 3:49 pm - Link
“11/10-11/14 in LA on biz; 11/15 in SF visiting my son; L.Gonze is presenting Tues night, but I'm booked already; what up next week in LA?”
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I love it when Lucas recommends stuff off the beaten path... (hat-tip) - Len Lynch
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October 31 at 10:36 pm - Link
[clap, clap, clap] random access URI for multi-media, and it's only 2008 [clap, clap, clap] - Len Lynch
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October 27 at 5:56 pm - Link
another way to use OpenID: Your windows Live ID. - Len Lynch
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October 27 at 5:48 pm - Link
You owe it to yourself and to each other to start using a bookmarklet like this for your posting to delicious.com. Get this and use it! - Len Lynch
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October 26 at 8:09 pm - Link
Brad does retro RIGHT! awesome post and nod to the past... - Len Lynch
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run stand-alone javascript programs in spidermonkey - Len Lynch
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October 14 at 7:53 pm - Link
uses techniques put forth in Yahoos! performance manifesto to make the web better and faster; combine files, minify them, inline images, gzip, etc - Len Lynch
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congrats to the team! Great news! - Len Lynch
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