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Goredho

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  1. Sweat needs to take over for McConaughey when he ages out of the grand poohbah of culture gig.
  2. Yeah, he almost single handedly pushed our shit in VY style from the RB position. Dude is a fierce competitor with a Spartan mentality. We would run the SEC and the CFP if we had fractionally more of his attitude in our offensive huddle. So no hate from me after that game. Just envy.
  3. Holy fuck, I need some tequila and a defibrilator, STAT
  4. Same, everything had to go wrong o lose this game and damn if we aren’t ensuring it happens.
  5. You know what to do: fuck her brains out.
  6. Team sit on my ass as much as possible.
  7. Skittleboo is interesting. He hits the hole hard and has enough quickness to where tackler's are often not getting a square shot on him, then he's got more than enough power to run through the arm tackles. That aspect of his game reminds me of Emmit Smith Eric Metcalf.
  8. You either are on the nice list and deserve it, or you're on the naughty list and should just give in to your desires. Either way, Merry Christmas, Mr. Fuck.
  9. I don't think I've ever seen such a succinct post shatter the dreams of so many people.
  10. When Quinn has been healthy and on his game, he’s been objectively better than what we’ve seen from Arch this year. But it’s been a long time since we’ve seen that from Quinn. I think the simplest explanation is that Sark believes a healthy/focused Ewers is the best person to lead the offense this year, and that the Kentucky and A&M game gave him a false sense of security that he would be able to lean on the running game while not asking much of Ewers until he came back around. That he could kind of hide a struggling/hurt Ewers on O while avoiding a QB controversy and erosion of confidence in his best-QB-when-healthy. I mean, if that was Sark’s thinking, it obviously didn’t hold up in round 2 vs GA. but it’s not illogical.
  11. That’s just being an effective CEO who does whatever it takes to secure a good return for investors and shareholders.
  12. I asked my wife for a Murphy lab custom shop Les Paul, which means I’ll probably wind up with this…
  13. @G650 did this in about 15 mins today. Track was already recorded, just adding the melody for the two singers and specifying the lyrics as per those videos. I think this winds up being like any emulated instrument played on a keyboard. There's a serious Pareto principal going on, where you can get 80% of the way to a human vocal performance with very little effort, but getting that last 20% requires a lot more work and is probably ultimately futile. You probably would have to massage what the AI is doing for every syllable. Anyway, a useful tool for those who don't have a voice but are writing songs to be sung by others. Edit: Might could also be ok for release using for background harmonies and such that aren't going to get a lot of ear focus.
  14. Goredho

    Landman

    I'm infatuated with her belly button. Its, like, both an outtie and an innie. It needs further study.
  15. Well, the more kids you have, the greater the odds one of them turns out to be a billionaire. Simple math, peasants!!
  16. Yeah, I have about a 0.5 octave range and am shitty within that range, so this helps a lot to write/compose/convey for and to real vocalists who have a range far outside my own.
  17. I have been playing with Synthesizer V, and its a pretty powerful AI vocals production tool. I don't think I'd ever release anything with it, at least not without some leaps in quality, but its great for someone like myself who doesn't have a great singing voice to compose/arrange vocal melody and harmony, to pitch a song or produce a reference track for a vocalist to use to prepare for a recorded performance. I basically play the vocal part on a keyboard, transfer the midi track to Synthesizer V, specify the lyrics/syllables for the different notes, and apply an AI voice. The two videos below total about 7 minutes, but worth a watch if you want to compose/arrange vocal parts but don't really have the voice to do so.
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