Mitsubishi Diatone D-160 (1985)
https://audio-database.com/MITSUBISHI-DIATONE/diatonesp/d-160-e.html
#HackerNews #Mitsubishi #Diatone #D-160 #Vintage #Audio #Retro #HiFi #Sound
Mitsubishi Diatone D-160 (1985)
https://audio-database.com/MITSUBISHI-DIATONE/diatonesp/d-160-e.html
#HackerNews #Mitsubishi #Diatone #D-160 #Vintage #Audio #Retro #HiFi #Sound
Ultrasound Cancer Treatment: Sound Waves Fight Tumors
https://spectrum.ieee.org/ultrasound-cancer-treatment
#HackerNews #Ultrasound #Cancer #Treatment #Sound #Waves #Fight #Tumors #Healthcare #Innovation #Cancer #Research #Medical #Technology
While you can configure the alarm clock sound in #Phosh the default isn't great atm (it's the fallback from the freedesktop.org sound theme).
If you're into 🎵 music / sound design and want to provide us with a good morning wake up sound 😴 please join us on Matrix at https://matrix.to/#/#phosh:phosh.mobi .
The sounds we ship in sound-theme-phosh are usually also used by distributions like @postmarketOS, , @mobian and others so this would make a real difference for our daily driving users.
While you can configure the alarm clock sound in #Phosh the default isn't great atm (it's the fallback from the freedesktop.org sound theme).
If you're into 🎵 music / sound design and want to provide us with a good morning wake up sound 😴 please join us on Matrix at https://matrix.to/#/#phosh:phosh.mobi .
The sounds we ship in sound-theme-phosh are usually also used by distributions like @postmarketOS, , @mobian and others so this would make a real difference for our daily driving users.
Free Software that I rely on. One per day.
Day 6:
Audacity
Another old one! I think I've been using Audacity for about 25 years, now.
It is a "destructive audio editor", which means it is kind of the audio equivalent to a bitmap editor in graphics -- you are actually changing the values of the samples in the recording when you make changes, rather than applying filters on top of them as non-destructive editors do.
This makes Audacity particularly good at constructing sound effects from recorded sources.
I do most of my audio processing in Audacity, but even if I do involve a non-destructive "DAW" platform, I would probably continue to use Audacity for creating effects and recording voices.
It is an excellent tool for recording audio directly or reviewing and selecting audio from field recordings.
Free Software that I rely on. One per day.
Day 6:
Audacity
Another old one! I think I've been using Audacity for about 25 years, now.
It is a "destructive audio editor", which means it is kind of the audio equivalent to a bitmap editor in graphics -- you are actually changing the values of the samples in the recording when you make changes, rather than applying filters on top of them as non-destructive editors do.
This makes Audacity particularly good at constructing sound effects from recorded sources.
I do most of my audio processing in Audacity, but even if I do involve a non-destructive "DAW" platform, I would probably continue to use Audacity for creating effects and recording voices.
It is an excellent tool for recording audio directly or reviewing and selecting audio from field recordings.
I built a tiny little tool that generates pink noise and lets you blend it with isochronic or binaural beats.
For some people like those with ADHD, sensory overload, or trouble winding down this kind of steady sound can be really calming 💖🌸
Maybe it's useful for you too:
https://beepink-naural.vercel.app
#adhd #mentalHealth #neurodivergent #pinkNoise #binauralBeats #sound
@strangetextures "In particular, @meljoann seems to run things...certainly seems to do all the work."
Quietly pulling the strings that work the music machine, we dare not ask what the management structure is.
re: @strim 's streaming #music and #sound festival
https://stream.gravitons.org/
Good day all! Upcoming episode of Fireside Fedi!
Livestream: https://stream.firesidefedi.live
Special Guest: @prinlu
#sound #noise #music #sonomu #computermusic #creativecommonsmusic
Date & Time: 2025-11-30 1100 UTC-5
After the show:
#Peertube #VOD - video.firesidefedi.live
#Castopod #Fedicast - audio.firesidefedi.live
#Youtube - youtube.com/@btfree_org
Title: - Among the clouds
Composers:0xx % Ma2e
Format: Amiga Protracker 4ch mod file
🖤 🥹
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/embed/Xax2k_e6Cx8?
https://amp.dascene.net/analyzer2.php?idx=175959
Title: - Among the clouds
Composers:0xx % Ma2e
Format: Amiga Protracker 4ch mod file
🖤 🥹
https://invidious.nerdvpn.de/embed/Xax2k_e6Cx8?
https://amp.dascene.net/analyzer2.php?idx=175959
A Kundt's Tube is an apparatus used to demonstrate and measure sound waves, consisting of a transparent horizontal pipe containing powder or styrofoam beads.
#globalmuseum #science #sound
Beaming to you, live now!
A big bag of surprises this week. Encircling dub. This is probably the loudest show I've ever done. But its fun, you'll be dancing in your sleep, I promise!
[Listen online](https://www.edgeradio.org.au/shows/sleep-in-sounds/) or 99.3FM and DAB+ in nipaluna lutriwita.
Two hours of #ambient and #experimental, #music or #sound on #EdgeRadio993FM for you to sleep into.
Darf es etwas mehr sein >> Would you like some more
Coincidence Engine One: Universal People’s Republic Time (2008)
[The User], Bell Gallery, Sep 2014
Brown University, Providence RI USA
#photography #art #sound #clocks
http://www.undefine.ca/en/projects/coincidence-engines/coincidence-engine-one-universal-people%E2%80%99s-republic-time/
🧵Coincidence Engine One: Universal People’s Republic Time (2008)
Darf es etwas mehr sein >> Would you like some more
Coincidence Engine One: Universal People’s Republic Time (2008)
[The User], Bell Gallery, Sep 2014
Brown University, Providence RI USA
#photography #art #sound #clocks
http://www.undefine.ca/en/projects/coincidence-engines/coincidence-engine-one-universal-people%E2%80%99s-republic-time/
Sound on 🔊
Dear sound/audio folks and engineers,
I have a directory with 3.5GiB of audio files (chiefly opus & m4a) which are spoken word recordings.
Some of them are quite low, and some of them are quite dynamic such that it's a whisper at times and nearly a shout at other times.
I've processed a lot of them with #audacity's compressor filter or #ffmpeg (ffmpeg -i audio.m4a -filter:a "speechnorm=e=50:r=0.0001:l=1" audio-normalized.m4a), but there are some unprocessed files in the collection, which are a pain to individually find and fix.
Is there a way from the #CommandLine to detect the loudness and/or dynamic range of audio files so that I can automatically flag them for processing with ffmpeg?
Thanks!!