manticle
Standing up for the Aussie Bottler
You can get various viruses from birds as far as I understand.
Youtube just gives you one.
Youtube just gives you one.
You realise you're suggesting pretty much every vocal, bassline, kick and snare on a modern pop record is mono, right?assuming the woofing or wailing is happening at different times.
but if two dogs woofed at the same time at the same frequency at the same volume you would hear it as one big dog in the middle (this is how a choir (of dogs) works)
unless they woof at very very slightly different times and they phase each other out, in which case you wouldn't hear it at all. not even dogs would hear it.
balance gets tricky after a few beers, especially with all these cats and dogs on seesaws in stereo.
Dunno. But I did read a study today that showed red cars are more likely to be shat on by birds. Green least likely. So if that's important you know what to do.Which ones are the police least likely to pull over for a RBT?
You realise you're suggesting pretty much every vocal, bassline, kick and snare on a modern pop record is mono, right?
Also, your dogs would have to be barking sine waves for your phase example to be possible to be true.
The wealth of knowledge on AHB never ceases to amaze me.
OT, but I'm shopping for a new(ish) (used, or perhaps demo model) car.
Which ones are the police least likely to pull over for a RBT?
You can get various viruses from birds as far as I understand.
Youtube just gives you one.
Assuming the speakers are placed equidistantly from each respective ear, you're in an anechoic chamber and the sound from each speaker is somehow stopped from passing to the other side of your head (because you can hear sounds from opposite directions even without reflections) then it will probably be perceived as mono by all listeners. Doesn't stop there actually being two signals, but.if you have the same two identical sounds stereo at the same volume L & R it is identical to a mono recording.
I think I agree. The main problem would appear to be with the term balance as in "there was enough malt to balance the hops". I take this to mean that the beer has sufficient body to offset the astringency of the hops. But I could be wrong. It could mean that the malts adds sufficient sweetness to balance the bitterness of the hops. Or it could be that malt and hops are present in sufficient proportions to balance each other, a somewhat recursive definition. Basically I think it's a term that doesn't have a clear definition and so I agree that it's largely inappropriate for flavourful beer.(Ok, so maybe more post-it note length than a treatise).
All the talk I read of balance in flavours, anyone would think there are malt and hop police cruising around taking measurements. I don't drink beer for balance. It is not even a desirable characteristic in every beer for me.
A balanced beer can be nice, but balance is also boring. Think of a blended whisky vs a single malt. Or a coffee 'house blend' espresso vs a single origin espresso.
Balance for me is enjoying multiple styles of beer. Hop flavours, malt flavours, yeasty phenolic flavours, dry mouth puckering sour flavours, etc.
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Anyone else think this way?
1 - Why would that stop you from contributing to the OP? That's moronic.Whoops sorry, I replied before I saw that the thread had gone stupidly off topic. Carry on .... zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Pot. Kettle. Black.Examples of analogy being taken slightly too far by nerds exist prior to this post in streams.
'Well, actually..............'
Don't worry, some of my best friends are nerds.
Very much so but I'm not certain it is entirely his fault. They way people talk about balance is often more aligned OP's viewpoint than the more correct one you put forward.
I've lost count of the number of times I've read knowledgeable brewers (and often comp judges) here who discount entire styles as being "unbalanced". No, you just don't like or understand them.
Examples of analogy being taken slightly too far by nerds exist prior to this post in streams.
'Well, actually..............'
Don't worry, some of my best friends are nerds.
This sobriety thing is harder than I imagined.
Yeah I built some for my house but after a while the house gets full of them and then they just clutter it up. The missus was getting cranky about having to dust around them. Then I was just building them for the fun of it and giving them away. My relatives got sick of receiving music studios for Christmases and Birthdays and "Oh no, not another music studio" was becoming a far too often heard phrase. I am trying to reinvigorate the gifting of them and thus am currently working on a pocket sized music studio. I have made them all different colours but might try some glitter on the pocket music studio to give them a little pizzazz.Holy ****! Cocko produces music studios!
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