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Lead Engineer, Soundtoys - Audio DSP

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Joined October 2010
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Replying to @natemixing
I don’t know what I would be doing without fab filter and sound toys the past 15-18 years.
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I firmly believe as a professional computer toucher that there is a such thing as "computer mana". if you haven't earned the computer's respect you'll end up with all sorts of weird issues which will disappear the second that someone with high computer mana tries fixing it
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Automated testing is about finding the right level of confidence that your software will be of acceptable quality for the criticality in question. It's not about finding certainty. It's confidence validated by reality. Understand this and testing becomes much easier.
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Chris Santoro retweeted
The NHL restricting arguably the most well-liked and respected player in the league from supporting his family on his helmet is certainly a decision.
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🎛️| @jackantonoff on the complex vocal processing on “Midnight Rain” and “Question…?” “I was mostly using Soundtoys or iZotope VocalSynth to get those, but then what made them really cool was to process the vocals with plugins, find a really cool space, bounce it together and then take it elsewhere. So a lot of the weird modulation on some of that stuff, I'm actually getting by messing with the tape on the Copicat. We would go through some crazy processing on that where we'd send it out there, then take all the noise out and make it sound really clean again.”
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This is what it looks like when music tech companies actually give back. @Soundtoys is a small business, but then an even better example of how small teams can make an impact. Was great to see this and other projects from them:
. @Soundtoys worked to support local flood relief in Vermont -- here’s how it went. cdm.link/2023/10/soundtoys-f…
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We decided to throw Generate on super sale for $49. Check it out at newfangledaudio.com/generate
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Larry Crane: "There are a lot of decent plate reverb plug-ins out there, but I have never seen five actual old-school units modeled like this before, and the variety of tones, decay, and character make using this plug-in a thrill." tapeop.com/reviews/gear/156/…
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everything on computers is worse than Winamp 2
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It's hard to articulate to a none-music person the level of excitement I feel at the news that @soundtoys is dropping a new plugin... but I'm sure if someone overheard the cheers that came out of my office when I read this news they'd get it...
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NAMM 2023: Soundtoys SuperPlate gives you 5 classic reverbs that would cost a fortune and weigh a ton if you had the hardware trib.al/CM3VU6P
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When David Letterman told me to “Cut that out!” Rad times cutting up 3 turntables on TV📺 with DELTRON 3030 🔥🎛🔥🎛🔥🎛🔥
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onboarding new teammates like nitter.gq/STFU_anajai2/status/15…
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Shane Hawkins playing “My Hero” behind his father’s drums. I have no words. #taylorhawkinstribute #MyHero #FooFighters
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Replying to @soundtoys
@soundtoys LittlePlate is a fucking WEAPON ⚔️
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Yessssssss!!!!!!!! Welcome to ARMY, Beavis. nitter.gq/everythinvirgos/status…
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Chris Santoro retweeted
Yikes. Or, is it “yikes” when it’s exactly what you understood to have been happening in the tech industry all along? Is there a better interjection for that case? medium.com/@cyril0allen/who-…
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The beautiful moment when a programmer learns about floating point error and must grapple with the horrifying truth that computers can't even do math right
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For the past few months I've really been enjoying "instantaneous generosity" as suggested by Joseph Goldstein (via Oliver Burkeman): "whenever a generous impulse arises…to give money, check in on a friend, send an email praising someone's work—act on the impulse right away."
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