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In this week's episode Julian and Ashea are joined by Graham Kirkman, where they discuss the gear and software that they wouldn't want to live without. Talking Points:Let's discuss some of the gear/software that we find ourselves relying on and why that is.Open Back Headphones, Sit Stand Desk, Macbook Pro,VisLM, Celemony Melodyne. Neve 1073 Mic Pre, Neumann U87. Logic ProFinds of the week:Julian: Caldigit TS3 Plus -Ashea: Waves Silk Vocal Graham: Tupperware Bridgehead 

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

A large gathering in the name of Jesus doesn't always indicate spiritual vitality. In fact, most often it represents people's attraction to pragmatism. This is the case today, as well as when Jesus walked this earth. We look no further to prove the latter than when Jesus fed thousands with only 5 barley loaves & 2 small fish. Join us this Sunday for our sermon "Fish That Never Swam," from John 6:1-15, where we'll unpack historical & present pragmatism toward the Gospel.

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

Je hoorde De Ondernemer Kiest live vanuit Den Haag. Bestaanszekerheid, geldt dat ook voor mkb-ondernemers? Tijdens De Ondernemer Kiest stelde ondernemers die vraag aan lijsttrekkers in Den Haag. Nederland trekt naar de stembus voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen. Dat is ook voor ondernemers een belangrijk moment. Want die verhoging van het minimumloon, hoe dan? Al die regeldruk: hoe gaan we dat aanpakken? Van alle duurzaamheidseisen tot elektrisch moeten gaan rijden, van financiering tot ondernemen over de landsgrenzen: mkb'ers zitten met veel vragen. Dit behandelde onze presentatoren Jonathan van Noord, Paul van den Bosch (ADR), Ron Lemmens en Olivier de Neve in een speciale live uitzending vanuit Den Haag. Zo wilde mode-ondernemer Daan Broekman graag van Pieter Omtzigt weten hoe Nieuw Sociaal Contract de spaarpotjes in het mkb weer helpt aanvullen. Sophie Hermans (VVD), Jan Paternotte (D66), Hilde Palland-Mulder (CDA), Laurens Dassen (VOLT), Joost Eerdmans (JA21), Mariëtte Patijn (GroenLinks/PvdA), Mona Keijzer (BBB) en Pieter Omtzigt (NSC) waren studiogasten. ONL-voorzitter Hans Biesheuvel en consumentenpsycholoog Patrick Wessels gaven duiding aan de interviews en de beloften van de politieke partijen richting het mkb. Ook de laatste peilingen voor de Tweede Kamerverkiezingen werden besproken. De Ondernemer Kiest was te zien op de homepage van De Ondernemer en AD.nl/economie en te beluisteren via New Business Radio. Na afloop is de uitzending terug te beluisteren als podcast.

  Discover the key benefits and advantages of V2G technology, including its ability to enhance grid stability, reduce carbon emissions, and optimize energy usage. Gain insights into the incredible potential of utilizing electric vehicles as mobile energy storage units, seamlessly integrating them into the broader energy infrastructure. Join us on this educational journey as we shed light on the immense potential of Vehicle to Grid technology and the impact it can have on our energy systems. Don't miss out on this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in the era of sustainable energy solutions. For More great Canadian EV content check out the EV Revolution Show @EVRevolution For EV Owner Community check out the Electric Vehicle Society @ElectricVehicleSociety Interesting News: The Electric Autonomy EV-ready bylaw tracker summarizes the national rules for EV charging in condos, stratas and MURBs in Canada https://electricautonomy.ca/canada-ev-ready-tracker-bylaw-murb/ A2Z Shop charging adapters - Discount Code "NEVE" https://a2zevshop.com : This company sells a range of top quality EV adapters including the upcoming NACS to CCS1. They are currently CE(Europe) certified and are in the process of getting the New UL certification. (Who knew UL had not set the specs yet!) Affiliate link - https://a2zevshop.com/?ref=jtmnrhx5 #vehicleto #energyrevolution #cleanenergy #sustainabletechnology #electricvehicles --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ron-fischer/message

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Giangiacomo Secchi e Laura Basile nel Buena Onda di martedì 14 novembre hanno intervistato Tiziano Tamisari, proprietario di un'azienda di sport e istruttore sportivo. Ha spiegato un nuova modalità di sci: lo snowkite. «È un approccio alla neve, bisogna considerare le condizioni e dove lo si pratica» così ha raccontato Tiziano. Si può anche provare, noleggiando parte dell'attrezzatura ed essere assistiti in tutta sicurezza. «Ci si avvicina con le ciaspole ad un prezzo accessibile» ha concluso Tiziano.

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O mineiro Eduardo Lima é o artista gráfico da saga do bruxinho mais famoso dos tempos modernos. Lima trabalha em parceria com a inglesa Miraphora Mina no estúdio britânico que tem o sobrenome dos sócios - MinaLima. Gina Marques, correspondente da RFI na ItáliaA tarefa é projetar os desenhos do Mapa do Maroto, o colar Vira Tempo, o jornal Diário do Profeta entre outros itens fantásticos que compõe a adaptação cinematográfica da série de sete romances de fantasia escrita pela autora britânica J. K. Rowling.Eduardo Lima e Miraphora Mina recentemente participaram do Lucca Comics & Games 2023, a principal feira de quadrinhos e cultura pop da Europa. Este ano o evento de 1° a 5 de novembro atraiu cerca de 314 mil pessoas, a maioria jovens vindos de diversos países. A RFI encontrou Eduardo Lima na cidade de Lucca, na região da Toscana, no centro da Itália, onde acontece este festival anual.Lima nasceu em Cruzília, Minas Gerais, mas foi criado em Caxambu. “Desde criança eu já era apaixonado por cinema. Com 4 anos de idade, eu já tava dentro de casa, meu irmão ficava bravo porque queria jogar futebol comigo e nunca gostei de futebol. Eu ficava dentro de casa desenhando, contando histórias, criando mundos” lembrou Lima.De Minas Gerais ao Rio de Janeiro, até chegar em Londres onde vive há mais de 20 anos, a trajetória de Eduardo Lima une talento e determinação. Mas ele faz questão de ressaltar que contou com a ajuda de amigos. “ Quando era jovem, eu me mudei para o Rio de Janeiro e fui estudar comunicação visual na PUC Rio. Lá eu conheci essa pessoa maravilhosa chamada Virgínia Flores. Comecei a trabalhar com ela em edição de cinema. Foi ótimo porque eu aprendi ainda muito mais sobre a sétima arte e aí a minha paixão cresceu ainda mais.” disse o designer gráfico.Na carreira de Eduardo Lima também foi determinante o apoio de outra amiga. “No Rio eu conheci também uma diretora de cinema que foi um anjo na minha vida: Ludmila Ferola, que por sinal conhecia a Mira. Elas moraram ao mesmo tempo aqui na Itália, em Roma. A Ludmila falou pra mim: Eduardo, eu sei que você tá querendo ir para Londres. Eu vou te passar o contato da Mira. Acho que ela tá trabalhando num filme sobre um bruxinho órfão, coisa de magia, chamado Harry Potter, que não tenho menor ideia do que seja.” recordou sorrindo.Eduardo Lima mudou-se para Londres em 2001 trazendo com si, o contato da Miraphora Mina.“Eu mandei uma carta para ela falando: Mira, eu estou me mudando para Londres e queria te conhecer porque eu gostaria uma ajuda para trabalhar em cinema em Londres. E a Mira foi super bacana. Ela falou assim: Eduardo, eu acabei de terminar o primeiro Harry Potter e vou começar o segundo. Vem aqui me mostrar o seu trabalho e vamos ver no que vai dar” contou.Em agosto de 2001 Eduardo Lima foi ao estúdio de Miraphora Mina. “Foi uma coisa mágica. Eu encontrei a Mira e parecia que a gente já se conhecia de outras vidas passadas. Eu acho que existem outras vidas sim. Aí a Mira me ofereceu umas duas semanas de estágio que passaram a ser três, quatro, cinco e nunca mais saí. Agora são 22 anos criando para Harry Potter.” rememorou.A exposição de MinaLimaNo evento em Lucca, foi organizado para o estúdio MinaLima uma exposição em um espaço especial no centro histórico da cidade, dentro da Igreja San Cristoforo construída no do século XI. A imponente arquitetura desta igreja medieval desconsagrada exaltou o aspecto místico das artes gráficas da saga de Harry Porter e de outras artes da dupla de designers. Durante o festival de quadrinhos, a mostra estava lotada por pessoas de diversas idades e nacionalidades atraídas pelos vários desenhos feitos pela dupla MinaLima. “O Harry Potter conta um mundo imaginário. O nosso papel foi ajudar a criar este mundo maravilhoso que a J. K. Rowling concebeu. Criamos todos os objetos gráficos de cena, como o Mapa do Maroto, o Diário do Profeta, e tantos outros para o filme” explicou o artista gráfico brasileiro.Eduardo Lima constantemente agradece os seguidores do bruxinho. “Eu acho que a magia é maior de Harry Potter são fãs. Os fãs de Harry Potter são incríveis. Eles são pessoas adoráveis, é uma comunidade incrível no mundo inteiro. Aqui na Itália, na França, na Alemanha, no Brasil, no Japão, eles são incríveis. Eu acho eles são a verdadeira magia", diz.Planos futurosAs criações do estúdio MinaLima vão além de Harry Porter. “No estúdio Mina Lima, além do Harry Potter a gente está há 8 anos criando vários livros, os clássicos da literatura, como Peter Pan, Mágico de OZ, Branca de Neve, entre outros. A gente está reimaginando esses mundos numa coleção de 9 livros que foram lançados na Inglaterra e aqui também na Itália”.Eduardo Lima contou também que o estúdio MinaLima tem planos para o futuro. “A gente tem projetos aí super bacanas. Depois de dar vida pra vários universos escritos por outras pessoas, agora enfrentamos o verdadeiro desafio: criar as nossas próprias histórias. É isso que a gente está fazendo agora.” revelou entusiasmado.  Mesmo depois de conquistar o mundo, Eduardo Lima pensa com carinho na sua terra de origem.“Tenho uma saudade imensa do Brasil. Eu queria poder fazer mais coisas com projetos brasileiros. Mas acho bacana quando eu vou ao Brasil e consigo inspirar um pouquinho da juventude brasileira a procurar um caminho, nas artes ou na área gráfica do cinema. Tomara que eu esteja inspirando pessoas para seguir seus sonhos, como eu fiz” concluiu.Polêmicas no evento deste anoA edição 2023 da Lucca Comics & Games foi marcada por chuvas e polêmicas. Nas vésperas da abertura do evento, italiano Zerocalcare, um dos mais famosos autores contemporâneos de histórias em quadrinho, anunciou que não compareceria no festival. A controvérsia foi por causa de um patrocínio cultural da embaixada de Israel na Itália.Após o anúncio de Zerocalcare houve uma avalanche de deserções. A Amnesty Internacional, Fumettibrutti (Josephine Yole Signorelli), a tiktoker La Biblioteca di Daphne, a cantor Giancane e a central sindical CGIL de Lucca também decidiram não participar. Zerocalcare escreveu o motivo: “Infelizmente o patrocínio da embaixada de Israel representa um problema para mim”.O patrocínio cultural surgiu do fato de o pôster da edição deste ano, intitulado “TOGETHER” (Juntos) ter sido desenhado por Asaf e Tomer Hanuka, dois cartunistas israelenses que também anunciaram a sua ausência: “Não temos vontade de passar de uma verdadeira zona de guerra para uma zona de conflito mediático” escreveram os cartunistas israelenses.O prefeito de Lucca, Mario Pardini, explicou que o patrocínio da embaixada israelense é apenas cultural e o pôster dos gêmeos foi planejado há um ano, antes do início da guerra entre Israel e Hamas. “A Lucca Comics & Games é um contentor em que a cultura está no centro e não acredito que a cultura possa dividir, mas deve unir”, acrescentou Pardini.De acordo com o prefeito italiano, a feira de quadrinhos “tem 57 anos de credibilidade, nasceu de valores importantes e juntos enfrentaremos esta edição da melhor forma com o nosso público, que é um público fantástico”.No entanto, a polêmica e a forte chuva que atingiu a cidade italiana de Lucca, e causaram oito mortos na região da Toscana não detiveram os milhares de visitantes que lotaram o evento.

O mineiro Eduardo Lima é o artista gráfico da saga do bruxinho mais famoso dos tempos modernos. Lima trabalha em parceria com a inglesa Miraphora Mina no estúdio britânico que tem o sobrenome dos sócios - MinaLima. Gina Marques, correspondente da RFI na ItáliaA tarefa é projetar os desenhos do Mapa do Maroto, o colar Vira Tempo, o jornal Diário do Profeta entre outros itens fantásticos que compõe a adaptação cinematográfica da série de sete romances de fantasia escrita pela autora britânica J. K. Rowling.Eduardo Lima e Miraphora Mina recentemente participaram do Lucca Comics & Games 2023, a principal feira de quadrinhos e cultura pop da Europa. Este ano o evento de 1° a 5 de novembro atraiu cerca de 314 mil pessoas, a maioria jovens vindos de diversos países. A RFI encontrou Eduardo Lima na cidade de Lucca, na região da Toscana, no centro da Itália, onde acontece este festival anual.Lima nasceu em Cruzília, Minas Gerais, mas foi criado em Caxambu. “Desde criança eu já era apaixonado por cinema. Com 4 anos de idade, eu já tava dentro de casa, meu irmão ficava bravo porque queria jogar futebol comigo e nunca gostei de futebol. Eu ficava dentro de casa desenhando, contando histórias, criando mundos” lembrou Lima.De Minas Gerais ao Rio de Janeiro, até chegar em Londres onde vive há mais de 20 anos, a trajetória de Eduardo Lima une talento e determinação. Mas ele faz questão de ressaltar que contou com a ajuda de amigos. “ Quando era jovem, eu me mudei para o Rio de Janeiro e fui estudar comunicação visual na PUC Rio. Lá eu conheci essa pessoa maravilhosa chamada Virgínia Flores. Comecei a trabalhar com ela em edição de cinema. Foi ótimo porque eu aprendi ainda muito mais sobre a sétima arte e aí a minha paixão cresceu ainda mais.” disse o designer gráfico.Na carreira de Eduardo Lima também foi determinante o apoio de outra amiga. “No Rio eu conheci também uma diretora de cinema que foi um anjo na minha vida: Ludmila Ferola, que por sinal conhecia a Mira. Elas moraram ao mesmo tempo aqui na Itália, em Roma. A Ludmila falou pra mim: Eduardo, eu sei que você tá querendo ir para Londres. Eu vou te passar o contato da Mira. Acho que ela tá trabalhando num filme sobre um bruxinho órfão, coisa de magia, chamado Harry Potter, que não tenho menor ideia do que seja.” recordou sorrindo.Eduardo Lima mudou-se para Londres em 2001 trazendo com si, o contato da Miraphora Mina.“Eu mandei uma carta para ela falando: Mira, eu estou me mudando para Londres e queria te conhecer porque eu gostaria uma ajuda para trabalhar em cinema em Londres. E a Mira foi super bacana. Ela falou assim: Eduardo, eu acabei de terminar o primeiro Harry Potter e vou começar o segundo. Vem aqui me mostrar o seu trabalho e vamos ver no que vai dar” contou.Em agosto de 2001 Eduardo Lima foi ao estúdio de Miraphora Mina. “Foi uma coisa mágica. Eu encontrei a Mira e parecia que a gente já se conhecia de outras vidas passadas. Eu acho que existem outras vidas sim. Aí a Mira me ofereceu umas duas semanas de estágio que passaram a ser três, quatro, cinco e nunca mais saí. Agora são 22 anos criando para Harry Potter.” rememorou.A exposição de MinaLimaNo evento em Lucca, foi organizado para o estúdio MinaLima uma exposição em um espaço especial no centro histórico da cidade, dentro da Igreja San Cristoforo construída no do século XI. A imponente arquitetura desta igreja medieval desconsagrada exaltou o aspecto místico das artes gráficas da saga de Harry Porter e de outras artes da dupla de designers. Durante o festival de quadrinhos, a mostra estava lotada por pessoas de diversas idades e nacionalidades atraídas pelos vários desenhos feitos pela dupla MinaLima. “O Harry Potter conta um mundo imaginário. O nosso papel foi ajudar a criar este mundo maravilhoso que a J. K. Rowling concebeu. Criamos todos os objetos gráficos de cena, como o Mapa do Maroto, o Diário do Profeta, e tantos outros para o filme” explicou o artista gráfico brasileiro.Eduardo Lima constantemente agradece os seguidores do bruxinho. “Eu acho que a magia é maior de Harry Potter são fãs. Os fãs de Harry Potter são incríveis. Eles são pessoas adoráveis, é uma comunidade incrível no mundo inteiro. Aqui na Itália, na França, na Alemanha, no Brasil, no Japão, eles são incríveis. Eu acho eles são a verdadeira magia", diz.Planos futurosAs criações do estúdio MinaLima vão além de Harry Porter. “No estúdio Mina Lima, além do Harry Potter a gente está há 8 anos criando vários livros, os clássicos da literatura, como Peter Pan, Mágico de OZ, Branca de Neve, entre outros. A gente está reimaginando esses mundos numa coleção de 9 livros que foram lançados na Inglaterra e aqui também na Itália”.Eduardo Lima contou também que o estúdio MinaLima tem planos para o futuro. “A gente tem projetos aí super bacanas. Depois de dar vida pra vários universos escritos por outras pessoas, agora enfrentamos o verdadeiro desafio: criar as nossas próprias histórias. É isso que a gente está fazendo agora.” revelou entusiasmado.  Mesmo depois de conquistar o mundo, Eduardo Lima pensa com carinho na sua terra de origem.“Tenho uma saudade imensa do Brasil. Eu queria poder fazer mais coisas com projetos brasileiros. Mas acho bacana quando eu vou ao Brasil e consigo inspirar um pouquinho da juventude brasileira a procurar um caminho, nas artes ou na área gráfica do cinema. Tomara que eu esteja inspirando pessoas para seguir seus sonhos, como eu fiz” concluiu.Polêmicas no evento deste anoA edição 2023 da Lucca Comics & Games foi marcada por chuvas e polêmicas. Nas vésperas da abertura do evento, italiano Zerocalcare, um dos mais famosos autores contemporâneos de histórias em quadrinho, anunciou que não compareceria no festival. A controvérsia foi por causa de um patrocínio cultural da embaixada de Israel na Itália.Após o anúncio de Zerocalcare houve uma avalanche de deserções. A Amnesty Internacional, Fumettibrutti (Josephine Yole Signorelli), a tiktoker La Biblioteca di Daphne, a cantor Giancane e a central sindical CGIL de Lucca também decidiram não participar. Zerocalcare escreveu o motivo: “Infelizmente o patrocínio da embaixada de Israel representa um problema para mim”.O patrocínio cultural surgiu do fato de o pôster da edição deste ano, intitulado “TOGETHER” (Juntos) ter sido desenhado por Asaf e Tomer Hanuka, dois cartunistas israelenses que também anunciaram a sua ausência: “Não temos vontade de passar de uma verdadeira zona de guerra para uma zona de conflito mediático” escreveram os cartunistas israelenses.O prefeito de Lucca, Mario Pardini, explicou que o patrocínio da embaixada israelense é apenas cultural e o pôster dos gêmeos foi planejado há um ano, antes do início da guerra entre Israel e Hamas. “A Lucca Comics & Games é um contentor em que a cultura está no centro e não acredito que a cultura possa dividir, mas deve unir”, acrescentou Pardini.De acordo com o prefeito italiano, a feira de quadrinhos “tem 57 anos de credibilidade, nasceu de valores importantes e juntos enfrentaremos esta edição da melhor forma com o nosso público, que é um público fantástico”.No entanto, a polêmica e a forte chuva que atingiu a cidade italiana de Lucca, e causaram oito mortos na região da Toscana não detiveram os milhares de visitantes que lotaram o evento.

#Gaza Israele accetta la #tregua , ma solo per 4 ore @MauroEvangelisti ; #Meloni sarà capolista alle #elezioni #europee in 5 #distretti @francescoBechis ; #Maltempo nuova allerta per perturbazione dall'Islanda , #Neve su Alpi e Appennino ; #cinema #Hollywood travato l'accordo stop #sciopero @GloriaSatta

Un "treno" di perturbazioni atlantiche ci accompagna da metà mese e sembra continuare ancora per parecchi giorni. L'imminente peggioramento del tempo che sta arrivando sulla nostra provincia porterà un carico di pioggia in 48 ore equivalente in molte località del nostro territorio alla pioggia media mensile. Rasserenamenti da venerdì in poi.

Jeff and Jay have a great conversation with Chris Dauray and Greg Addington from Rupert Neve Designs. We know you'll love hearing about the genius of Rupert himself, the history of the company, and all the current products Rupert Neve Designs has to offer. Whether you're a studio or broadcast engineer, or a live sound expert, there's something here for you. Enjoy!

Ap. Rina - O Deus das causas impossíveis - Igreja Bola de Neve - sede - Rua Clélia, 1.517 - Lapa - São Paulo/SP

In this episode of the TT Podcast, Craig Neve returns for part two of his conversation with Chris Pritchard and Lee Johnston.Craig gives an outlook on his future at the TT, how he's hoping to be back stronger with a big winter ahead, and how injuries didn't get in the way of his top 10 finishes on the Isle of Man.Our next guest is Mike Browne, and Part One of his episode is available to watch on TT+ now! Head to ttplus.iomttraces.com to sign up for free. Alternatively, the audio will be available here on this podcast feed at the same time next week, so make sure you hit subscribe and the notification bell to download that episode as soon as it drops.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts.www.iomttraces.com is the place for all the latest TT news and features, and search for @TTRacesOfficial for all our social channels.Music by Calva Louise - latest album ‘Euphoric' out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Un'altra intensa perturbazione sta portando accumuli fino a 100 millimetri di pioggia sull'Alto Vicentino. E' da attendersi quindi un nuovo innalzamento dei principali corsi d'acqua ed una criticità sulle zone montane per frane e smottamenti. Dopo lo scirocco, sta giungendo da nord ovest aria più fredda, in grado di portare neve sulle Prealpi anche a quote medie.

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In occasione del centenario dalla nascita del brand, torniamo indietro nel tempo per scoprire la storia di Colmar, un marchio capace di trovare un collegamento tra performance e stile. Continua il nostro viaggio attraverso i brand che colorano la montagna, in un'avventura che mette di fronte sfide e opportunità. Ringrazio ASSOSPORT per aver reso possibile questa serie ❤ - Per approfondimenti quotidiani ascolta il podcast BRANDY - https://spoti.fi/3GFVkbH - Canale Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/storiedibrand/ Canale Telegram: https://t.me/storiedibrand - Copertina realizzata da Damiano Stingone: https://linktr.ee/damianostingone Sound design: Antonio Mezzadra Supporto autoriale e voci : Francesco Marchi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ap. Rina - O sacerdócio de todos os santos - Igreja Bola de Neve - sede - Rua Clélia, 1.517 - Lapa - São Paulo/SP

It's an Alright Scary tradition to revisit the Scream franchise just in time for Halloween, and this year we're Marying out on “Scream 3”! Despite a reputation for being a bit of a slump in the saga, we found a lot to appreciate—specifically Parker Posey. Neve's back in her signature earth tones, Gail's bangs have been slashed, Scott Foley inspires an important ranking of the Great Scotts of the era, and despite the lack of Kevin Williamson, the script has some surprisingly astute commentary about the dark underbelly of Hollywood (especially as a Miramax production).Want even more Alright Mary? Become a Matreon at the Sister Mary level to get access to our DRUK S5 coverage all season, plus movie reviews and past seasons of US Drag Race, UK, Canada, Down Under, Philippines and more.Join us at our OnlyMary's level for EVEN MORE movie reviews, brackets, and deep dives into our personal lives!Patreon: www.patreon.com/alrightmaryEmail: alrightmarypodcast@gmail.comInstagram: @alrightmarypodJohnny: @johnnyalso (Instagram)Colin: @colindrucker_ (Instagram)Web: www.alrightmary.comThis episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/alrightmary!

This week, Chris Pritchard and stand-in co-host Lee Johnston are in conversation with Craig Neve.Craig talks about the support he's had over the years from his BSB-riding father, how doing a 130mph lap isn't enough, and reveals that winning just one TT would make his life complete.Part Two of Chris and Lee's conversation with Craig is available to watch on TT+ now! Head to ttplus.iomttraces.com to sign up for free. Alternatively, the audio will be available here on this podcast feed at the same time next week, so make sure you hit subscribe and the notification bell to download that episode as soon as it drops.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts.www.iomttraces.com is the place for all the latest TT news and features, and search for @TTRacesOfficial for all our social channels.Music by Calva Louise - latest album ‘Euphoric' out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

O rescaldo da taça de Portugal; as novidades do MotoGP e Fórmula 1 e Mourinho ao seu nível.

Legenda, pedig szerinte nincs mire. Neve óhatatlanul összeforrt az Ultra-filmmel és a Spartathlonnal. Ott van rengeteg rajtfotón, de a végén egyiken sem. Lélekről, attitűdről, gondolkodásmódról, cizellált semmittevésről. A kezdetekről és a sohavégetnemérésről. Feladásról és feleségről, életútról és sportról. Légy mecénás! www.patreon.com/nemaze

Have you ever felt 'stuck' doing what you're doing?For years you've poured yourself into a certain

O APÓSTOLO RINA é pastor, surfista e formado em marketing. Ele é o fundador da igreja “Bola de Neve”, que tem um apelo voltado ao público jovem e informal, sem dogmas, tradições e costumes religiosos. Se é pra jovem, ainda não sabemos porque o Vilela frequenta.

Like phono cartridges, headphones and loudspeakers, the microphone is a transducer – in other words, an energy converter. So it should stand to reason that they all sound the same right? Well we all know that's not the case. So what colours the sound? And how can we use these "tweaks" to our advantage in the studio.. A big shout out to our sponsors, Austrian Audio and Tri Booth. Both these companies are providers of QUALITY Audio Gear (we wouldn't partner with them unless they were), so please, if you're in the market for some new kit, do us a solid and check out their products, and be sure to tell em "Robbo, George, Robert, and AP sent you"... As a part of their generous support of our show, Tri Booth is offering $200 off a brand-new booth when you use the code TRIPAP200. So get onto their website now and secure your new booth... https://tribooth.com/ And if you're in the market for a new Mic or killer pair of headphones, check out Austrian Audio. They've got a great range of top-shelf gear.. https://austrian.audio/ We have launched a Patreon page in the hopes of being able to pay someone to help us get the show to more people and in turn help them with the same info we're sharing with you. If you aren't familiar with Patreon, it's an easy way for those interested in our show to get exclusive content and updates before anyone else, along with a whole bunch of other "perks" just by contributing as little as $1 per month. Find out more here..   https://www.patreon.com/proaudiosuite     George has created a page strictly for Pro Audio Suite listeners, so check it out for the latest discounts and offers for TPAS listeners. https://georgethe.tech/tpas If you haven't filled out our survey on what you'd like to hear on the show, you can do it here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZWT5BTD Join our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/proaudiopodcast And the FB Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/357898255543203 For everything else (including joining our mailing list for exclusive previews and other goodies), check out our website https://www.theproaudiosuite.com/ “When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.” Hunter S Thompson    Summary In this episode of Pro Audio Suite, George Wittam, Robert Marshall, and Darren Robbo Robertson explore the complex dynamics of microphones. The team deliberates on how mic's are each individually tuned by their manufacturers to produce a unique sound, and the way this sound is received is subjective to each person. They discuss how modern condenser mics are so similar to one another and the importance lies not so much in finding the right mic for a specific voice, but rather the right mic for a particular situation. They emphasize the value of a flat mic which can be customized through EQ, and argue against choosing a microphone based on its prestigious model. They also discuss combos that work well together like the coupling of a 41 six and a neve like preamp. Listen in to gain more insight into the world of professional audio. To connect with the hosts and find out more, visit theproudiosuite.com. #ProAudioSuite #FindingTheRightMic #AudioEngineeringInsights    Timestamps [00:00:00] Introducing the Pro Audio Suite Team [00:00:35] How Microphone Sounds Differ Based on User Perceptions [00:05:20] The Versatility of Flat Mics and Helpful Recording Tips [00:09:04] Choosing the Right Microphone: Mics vs Preamps and Selling Opportunities    Transcript Speaker A: Y'all ready be history.,Speaker B: Get started.,Speaker C: Welcome.,Speaker B: Hi. Hi. Hello everyone, to the Pro Audio Suite.,: These guys are professional.,Speaker C: They're motivated with tech. To the Vo stars George Wittam, founder of Source Elements Robert Marshall, international audio engineer Darren Robbo Robertson and global voice Andrew Peters. Thanks to Triboo austrian audio making passion heard source elements. George the Tech Wittam and Robbo and AP's international demo. To find out more about us, check theproudiosuite.com welcome to another Pro Audio Suite.,Speaker A: Now, this week I saw on a very large voiceover forum a question about someone wanted to buy a microphone and wanted to get a microphone that suited their voice. And another conversation happened when I was doing a session with Adrenaline in Vegas and we talked about U. Everybody expects you to have that because that's the industry standard. But the point was that if I had a U 87 and Adrenaline's got a U 87, they would sound completely different because they're in different environments.,: Yeah. This is where things get really interesting, right? What is it that makes a mic sound the way it sounds? Right. There's a lot of factors, right? There's the capsule, there's the electronics, there's other factors. There's the actual designer. A mic is tuned to sound a certain way. It's tuned by the manufacturer, it's tuned by the designer. They make an aesthetic judgment right, of how that mic should sound. How a mic should sound to that person is a unique subjective thing. That's why vintage microphones especially are so varied. And this is why I think modern condenser mics are so non varied. They're all way more like each other because the commonalities are. So they're just table stakes now of what a modern condenser mic sounds like. And that could be because of a couple of mics, could be because of a 41 six, could be because of a U 87. But whatever it is, there are sounds that of mics, there are voices of mics that are now considered like a reference point. And everything that's different is now just considered a vintage sound or a different sound. There are variations, the word colored, color, there's coloration.,Speaker A: Exactly.,: The thing is funny though, is like, we don't want a non colored mic, right? If we wanted a non colored mic, we would be using dead flat omni mics or something, right. But we all kind of agree that's not exactly what we want the sound of our voices to sound like either. Right.,: We want the boost and like the hyper reality thing. And a mic can bring that focus. But I kind of think the difference isn't so much like the right mic for the right voice. I think much more that it's the right mic for the right situation.,: Yeah. And situation, the space, the context, like.,: The space for you to deal with the microphone if you're traveling, like your whole situation and all the appropriate stuff.,: The background noise, is it going to be an outdoor setting.,: One mics sound better than the other. But if this one's better at cutting out noise or focusing better in a tight booth, then this one the pros outweigh the cons. Then every now and then you get that weird thing that happens where something like the 416, which was, sorry, the 40 116, where something like the 4116 was designed to reject noise and be a mic for a specific purpose which might have some compromises. And then over time, people find that they actually like the compromises for the effect. And there we come back to the word color and the color and the sound that it has. And so you have something like the 41 Six that has that cut, which was really a byproduct away of its initial design to reject noise and record just the voice and made it a less ideal microphone in a true I'm flat kind of respect and more here I am for the situation.,: Yeah. It's not a quote unquote musical mic. It's a utility mic that makes voice rise above or cut that Robert mentioned. That is what makes that mic character work for many voiceover scenarios. But maybe isn't the best mic for a voiceover where it's not a voiceover, it's an audiobook. There is no music, there are no effects. It's a voice and a vacuum that isn't you don't necessarily want a mic that cuts. So it is a little bit of that. There's also mics that I will hear on a voiceover's, voice that I don't just subjectively, I don't like the way they sound. I don't like the choices of how that mic is voiced. I don't like the EQ. Again, sometimes they call it a vintage sound. Right. And some of those quote unquote vintage sounding mics to me are subjectively. Not what I would want. Will they work? Yeah. Can I EQ it later? Sure. And we've said on the show before, the flatter the mic is, the better you can EQ it, the better you can get the sound you want.,: You're not fighting someone else's EQ. The way I think of it, if someone gave you a nice flat piece of metal and basically said, give me a curve, you'd have a pretty easy time doing it because you'd have one thing to create. If someone gave you a big curved up piece of metal and said, give me a smooth curve, you'd have trouble making a smooth curve out of it because the thing's already curvy in a different way.,: That's a good analogy. Yeah. If that metal had several little bumps and bends in it and they said, make it a perfect smooth curve. What a pain. How much work you have to put into that thing to get that piece to yeah. I don't know. The science of it is it's not a science. It's completely subjective. You can chase the perfect mic for your entire life, Andrew.,Speaker A: Yes, you can.,: Is that a problem.,: I think you can play to certain mics and use them in different ways. It's not like Bob Dylan with harmonicas, but if you're doing a certain type of read, really, you can get more out of a 41 six than some other mic that doesn't have that same proximity in that focus or something at the same time. If you're going for a really smooth pillowy kind of thing, maybe an 87, but probably not a 41 six.,Speaker A: But I wonder, if you were just if you could only have one mic to do everything, would it be a 41 six, OC eight, one eight? An OC eight one eight, and then you can do everything. But it's funny, this discussion the other day, though, where it said if you actually put in the gear you have in your home studio and you had 41 six, u, 87 Avalon, everyone would go, oh, yeah, well, they're professional, they got all the right gear. Right, but it might be all the wrong gear because it might not work in their situation.,: Yeah, exactly. I would say, really, if it's really a valuable pursuit for you, it's just something you've always wanted to do. Maybe you've been in this for ten plus years. It might be worth it for you to invest in a modeling mic. Because now you get to have the fun, the pleasure, the pain, whatever, of trying out a humongous variety of microphones and trying them. Now, here's the thing. Do not record these models of mics to impress yourself. You will end up picking the sparkliest, shiniest, prettiest sounding microphone, I'm guaranteeing you that, and that is not necessarily what you want. So you may want to do that exercise and then send that recording to somebody else, a trusted producer, engineer George the tech, offers mic check. We will evaluate and rank a whole bunch of mic samples and we will tell you subjectively, or I would say subjectively, what is the best of the top, maybe the top three for your voice, ranked from best to worst. So that's what you want to have. Don't try to impress yourself. Unless you are a producer and you spend your days producing and you've heard a lot of voiceovers and a lot of different contexts, I would not try to evaluate yourself. I think that's a tricky spot to get yourself into.,Speaker A: Well, interestingly, out of the choice I did for a session the other day, I offered the OC eight one eight through the Neve and I offered the 40 116 through a Grace and they went with the 4116 through the Grace and loved it.,: And this was an industrial yeah, it.,Speaker A: Was actually a training industrial film medical thing.,: Did you read it all in a vacuum or did you hear the music that they were going to put behind it?,Speaker A: No, I didn't hear it, it was all in the vacuum.,: Yeah, but I can see why it's funny, because after you get like a long form thing, in a way, you probably end up wanting the smoother mic after a while.,Speaker A: It certainly has something and depending on the voice, it certainly brings things out in a voice that could be quite appealing.,: Yeah. It's also the combination, because I don't know if you spent the extra energy to do the other combination, the neve.,: And the little bit of too many variables, but.,: A neve is a colored preamp. A Grace is an uncolored preamp, so that combination of color and uncolored could be a pro and a con, depending on what you're doing, too. So you may have found out that the 41 six neve was the best combination. Yeah, it's hard to say when you're changing multiple variables, it's just a matter of luck and opinion. They're going to say, you gave me two choices, I picked choice B in that case was what really worked out well. So, yeah, I think some people find the coupling of a 41 six and a neve like preamp is a good combo.,: I think it was the 41 six. It was the 41 six with the Grace, wasn't it?,Speaker A: Yeah, and it sounds great. I mean, it must admit, it does actually sound really good.,: Sure, it's clean and just on a dime. I imagine it'd be pretty similar to like a John Hardy and a 41.,Speaker A: Six, which is yeah, or a millennia.,: Or millennia, yeah, millennia especially.,Speaker A: Yeah. But it's got that there's something about it that the combination of the 40 116 and the Grace just has this kind of and it's a really weird term, but kind of a 3D thing going on, if that makes any sense.,: That is one of those audio terms. It's funny.,: Yeah, it is a funny audience term. I don't know how to describe things as 3D yet, but I'm working on it.,: They pop out.,Speaker A: So, anyway, the conclusion is there isn't one. Really?,: You're not going to like our answer.,: The right mic for the voice in the right situation, in the right time, in the right place.,: Yeah, I think the bottom line, there is no right mic for the voice, because the voice is not in a vacuum. It's working in a context of a space and of a production script. A script, a style. Yeah, right.,Speaker A: Oh, on that note all right, anyone want to buy some mics? I've got plenty.,Speaker B: Well, that was fun. Is it over?,Speaker C: The Pro Audio suite with thanks to Triboof and Austrian audio recorded using Source Connect edited by Andrew Peters and mixed by Voodoo Radio Imaging with tech support from George the Tech Wittam don't forget to subscribe to the show and join in the conversation on our Facebook group. To leave a comment, suggest a topic or just say G'day. Drop us a note at our website. Theproaudiosuite.com.     

Neve Campbell, our final girl, Sidney Prescott of the SCREAM franchise, turns 50 years old on October 3, 2023. This week, Ryan hosts more than 20 Patreon members who celebrate her birthday by sharing what Neve means to them, their favorite Sidney moments, or anything else to ring in the occasion. Introduction Introduction by Ryan Group Zoom Birthday Party for Neve  Signing Off Conclusion Subscribe on Patreon at Patreon.com/screamwithrcs All Episodes Available: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, GooglePodcasts, Audible, Stitcher. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Host: @ScreamWithRCS  Editor: @albertmpadilla  Advertising: @robertanthonyeadon Feat. @HomoHorror @JoeVallese @CassiMarieG @RaavenFX5 @nualahhh @MistaJahh @sarahamyxoo @Scream4Rhi @BrianBalcarcel @Alley_Cat_BSG @YingstRose @TheQHBlend @justinemarie711 @podcast_queens  @mikachuisfine @credensjusitiam @Abandon06 @ryz04 @sam.b.levy @a.very.simple.formula  Purchase Merchandise: teepublic.com/user/screamwithrcs 

Programa completo de 'La rosa de los vientos' con Bruno Cardeñosa y Silvia Casasola. Entrevistamos a Albert Vázquez hablando de La Malinche y el papel que jugó en la conquista de México. En Mujeres con Alma de negociadora política: Berenguela, la reina que unió Castilla y León para siempre. En Ecos del Pasado: Ooparts nuevos con Laura Falcó. Cuéntame cómo pasó sobre Felipe de Neve, el español que fundó la ciudad de Los Ángeles. En De tú a tú charlamos con Ana Barreira, experta en medioambiente. 

Esto es HistoCast. No es Esparta pero casi. De nuevo iniciamos una serie de programas monográficos, este ciclo lo dedicaremos al legado hispano en Estados Unidos de América. Para ello y a caballo se encuentra @cerveranavas al que acompañan @danigalpe, @HugoACanete y @goyix_salduero.Secciones Historia: - Agradecimientos y metodología – 00:06:41 - Conceptos principales aplicables a toda la serie - 00:13:21 - Un breve repaso de la geografía estadounidense - 00:59:27 - Entrevista con Guillermo Fesser (Goamespuma) - 01:18:24 - La colonización de California como empresa ilustrada - 02:01:09 - El origen del nombre de California - 02:07:19 - Las primeras exploraciones de California: Cortés, Rodríguez Cabrillo y Vizcaíno (1512-1610) - 02:14:18 - José de Gálvez 02:32:11 - El plan para colonizar California - 02:43:34 - San Fray Junípero Serra - 02:53:32 - Entrevista a Elvira Roca Barea - 03:09:36 - La exploración y fundación de San Diego y Monterrey - 04:00:54 - La primera exploración de San Francisco - 04:16:20 - Las misiones de Fray Junípero 04:22:30 - Juan Bautista de Anza, la apertura de la ruta entre Arizona y California y la fundación de San Francisco - 04:24:25 - Felipe de Neve y la fundación de San José y Los Ángeles - 04:51:22 - Entrevista a Alfonso Vázquez - 05:08:00 - La consolidación de la California española - 05:54:16 - Los primeros estadounidenses en la California española - 06:21:36 - Los primeros rusos en la California española - 06:29:16 - El ataque del corsario argentino Hipolito Bouchard - 06:34:51 - El final de la California española - 06:37:11 - Entrevista a Fernando Espí sobre qué ver en California - 06:43:19 - Conclusiones sobre el legado de España en California - 07:05:59

En Norteamérica le veneran y en España es un desconocido. Vicente G Olaya recuerda quién fue. 

Pablo García Bautista nos habla de la figura de Felipe de Neve, fundador de Los Ángeles y del mes de la Herencia Hispana en Estados Unidos.

On episode 26 of 'SCREAM ALONG: The Podcast', Eric & Rick discuss the newest 'SCREAM 7' buzz and rumours that are making the rounds across social media, how Kevin Williamson feels about Neve Campbell's decision not to be involved with SCREAM VI and what he would do to have her on the next instalment of the SCREAM franchise. Eric and Rick also discuss the possibility of Patrick Dempsey returning and what that could mean to the Sidney Prescott character and the over-arching storyline for SCREAM 7. The guys also chat about the Halloween franchise and how a new TV series and movie is in the works with many studios entering a bidding war to get the rights to it and what they would like to see with the Michael Meyers character. Plus, Eric and Rick chat about all the new horror/thriller movies and TV shows set to debut around spooky season including SAW X, Five Nights at Freddy's, Totally Killer and Shining Vale starring SCREAM alumni Courteney Cox, Greg Kinnear and Mira Sorvino. Contact: ScreamAlongEricandRick@gmail.comFollow SCREAM ALONG on Instagram and TwitterFollow Eric and Rick on TwitterPodcast Artwork @a.very.simple.formula 

You might know Neve Campbell from films like “Scream” and TV shows like “Party of Five,” but before Hollywood, her first love was ballet. Now, Neve is the executive producer for a documentary called “Swan Song” about legendary ballet dancer Karen Kain's final performance. Neve joins Tom to talk about her love of dance, what it was like to meet and celebrate one of her first idols, and what makes ballet a great form of storytelling.

Francesco Erioldi era allenatore federale di sci in Italia e ha ottenuto un “Global Talent visa” grazie alla sua esperienza come allenatore della nazionale australiana di snowboard dal 2003 al 2019.

In this episode, I avoid 'The Blob', I Scream with Neve, I DON'T jump out of a chairlift and I gain some understand for Ms. Voorhees.Never say 'I'll be right back' and we should all get through this one together. 

Welcome to "Trials2Triumphs," the podcast that uncovers inspiring stories of individuals who have transformed their struggles into triumphs. In each episode, we delve into the challenges people face and how they have overcome adversity to create a path towards success.Meet this week's guest, Isaiah Neve, who has harnessed the power of his faith to navigate life's challenges and extend a helping hand to those on their own spiritual journeys. As the Facility and Program Assistant Manager at treministries, he plays a pivotal role in their noble mission. Treministries is dedicated to creating a nurturing and inclusive space for college students and young adults from diverse backgrounds, with a shared aspiration of fortifying their faith and fostering a sense of belonging within a vibrant community.

El 4 de septiembre de 1781, el gobernador español Felipe de Neve dio por establecido y fundado el Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles sobre el Río de la Porciúncula, el actual Los Ángeles o LA, en California, E.E.U.U.Ya puedes escuchar Polvo eres, exclusivo en Podimo: https://go.podimo.com/es/polvoeres

El 4 de septiembre de 1781, el gobernador español Felipe de Neve dio por establecido y fundado el Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles sobre el Río de la Porciúncula, el actual Los Ángeles o LA, en California, E.E.U.U.Ya puedes escuchar Polvo eres, exclusivo en Podimo: https://go.podimo.com/es/polvoeres

El 4 de septiembre de 1781, el gobernador español Felipe de Neve dio por establecido y fundado el Pueblo de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles sobre el Río de la Porciúncula, el actual Los Ángeles o LA, en California, E.E.U.U.Ya puedes escuchar Polvo eres, exclusivo en Podimo: https://go.podimo.com/es/polvoeres

Como evitar o efeito da bola de neve nos estudos para o TEC? by Cardiopapers

In Episode 5 of the series Professor Lennox sits down with Professor Jan-Emmanuel De Neve, Director of the Wellbeing Research Centre, Fellow at Harris Manchester College and Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science at the Saïd Business School. During their conversation they look at recent research findings from the Wellbeing Research Centre that examine the role of the workplace in overall life satisfaction.   Here, they also discuss the surprising findings on how social elements, office architecture and even weather patterns contribute to our wellbeing at work, and the evidence linking happiness and productivity.

Waves have just announced some big changes to its licencing structure. What does it mean for you and how does it compare to other software that might be in your studio? https://www.waves.com/support/using-waves-plugins-on-multiple-computers PLUS, Robbo reviews the SSL bundle. Try it free for a month and see for yourself... https://www.solidstatelogic.com/products/ssl-complete-bundle-subscription A big shout out to our sponsors, Austrian Audio and Tri Booth. Both these companies are providers of QUALITY Audio Gear (we wouldn't partner with them unless they were), so please, if you're in the market for some new kit, do us a solid and check out their products, and be sure to tell em "Robbo, George, Robert, and AP sent you"... As a part of their generous support of our show, Tri Booth is offering $200 off a brand-new booth when you use the code TRIPAP200. So get onto their website now and secure your new booth... https://tribooth.com/ And if you're in the market for a new Mic or killer pair of headphones, check out Austrian Audio. They've got a great range of top-shelf gear.. https://austrian.audio/ We have launched a Patreon page in the hopes of being able to pay someone to help us get the show to more people and in turn help them with the same info we're sharing with you. If you aren't familiar with Patreon, it's an easy way for those interested in our show to get exclusive content and updates before anyone else, along with a whole bunch of other "perks" just by contributing as little as $1 per month. Find out more here..   https://www.patreon.com/proaudiosuite   If you haven't filled out our survey on what you'd like to hear on the show, you can do it here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ZWT5BTD Join our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/proaudiopodcast And the FB Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/357898255543203 For everything else (including joining our mailing list for exclusive previews and other goodies), check out our website https://www.theproaudiosuite.com/ “When the going gets weird, the weird turn professional.” Hunter S Thompson #rode #rodemicrophones        Summary In this episode of the Pro Audio Suite, hosts George Wittam, Robert Marshall, Darren Robbo Robertson, and Andrew Peters discuss the latest events and updates in professional audio technology. A significant highlight of the episode is Source Elements' win at the One Voice Service Provider award for the second time. This is followed by discussions on software licensing structures, especially about plugins by Waves and Twisted Wave. George Wittam offers insights into ethical business strategies and effective marketing. Further, Robbo shares his intriguing experience with the SSL bundle and emphasizes its unique features. Finally, the episode reflects on the importance of imperfections in audio production for an authentic sound output. The Pro Audio Suite also acknowledges its sponsors, Tri-Booth and Austrian audio, and tech support from George Wittam. Enjoy and engage in further discussions on their Facebook group. Don't forget to subscribe! #ProAudioSuite #TechPodcast #OneVoiceAward    Timestamps [00:00:00]  Intro: Meet the Talent & Special Offers                    [00:01:01]  One Voice Service Provider Award: Personal Insight                    [00:03:04]  Waves Announcement: New Subscription System [00:05:25]  Twisted Wave's Policy: More Freedom for Users [00:11:02]  Excellent Marketing?: A Case Study on George  [00:13:22]  Robbo's Experience: Navigating the SSL Bundle [00:20:11]  SSL Plugins' Uniqueness: The Beauty of Imperfection  [00:22:29]  Ends Credits: Thanks & Reminders    Transcript Speaker A: Y'all ready be history.,Speaker B: Get started., Speaker C: Welcome., Speaker B: Hi. Hi. Hello, everyone, to the Pro Audio Suite.,: These guys are professional and motivated. To the Vo stars George Wittam, founder of Source Elements Robert Marshall, international audio engineer Darren Robbo Robertson and global voice Andrew Peters. Thanks to Tri-Booth Austrian audio making passion heard. Source elements. George, the tech. Wittam and Robbo and AP's International demo. To find out more about us, check the pro audiosuite.com. Speaker B: Line Up Ladies. Here we go., Speaker C: And welcome to another Pro Audio Suite. Don't forget, if you do want to buy a Triboof, use the code trip a P 200 to get $200 off your Triboof. Also Rombo and AP's international demos. We are offering a 30% discount. Just go to thepro audiosuite.com, and have a look at the link, which is up in the top, which says Robo and AP's International Demos. Click on that and drop us a line if you're interested. Also, while we're recording, you, George, are in Dallas at One Voice, and somebody won an award that you saw. Who would that have been?,: Well, not only did I see I was another candidate for the award. Another nominee., Speaker A: Oh, were you really? We're surrounded by brilliance.,: I'm sorry, man., Speaker C: And the nominations are there's two One.,: Voice nominees right here in the room. One of them won. Yeah. So there was a category called they did it Last Year as well, called Service Provider. And they make it very clear it's voted on by the public. And nominations are, I think, nominated also by the public, or at least the judges. So, yeah, I got nominated and my friend Uncle Roy did, and a whole bunch of other people that I know were nominated and Source Elements. So last year Source Elements took it, and this year they did, too, because they do good service.,Speaker C: There you go.,: They do good service and they do it all around the world.,: Thank you.,: Which is a lot of people.,Speaker C: Indeed. Yes, indeed. Indeed. Well, congratulations, Robert.,: In a way, I'd like to fuse the discomfort of me or Uncle Roy winning it's because we're buddies.,: You guys would have to sit at the same table.,: It's awkward. We're buddies and we do the same business. It just feels weird. It just feels weird. So anyway, congrats Source Elements, and maybe we'll see you next year.,Speaker B: Cool.,: Well, awesome.,Speaker C: I think the key actually, George the key is just don't turn up and you'll win an award.,: Yeah, well, it didn't work last year.,: Let me see. Do I have it here?,: The best speech, actually, was a woman who said, I thank myself.,Speaker A: Oh, really?,: Because it was a self submitted it was a self book on the gig. It was not through an agent. So she said, I thank myself.,Speaker A: There you go.,Speaker C: Well, that was a good nice.,Speaker B: Absolutely.,Speaker A: Yeah.,Speaker C: Now, we should be thanking Waves, actually, because Waves have just announced that you can use their plugins if you pay your subscription, I guess it is, on.,: Two computers without having to beg them for it because you could do it before by begging them and they would let you use it on two computers. But now it's official.,: Yeah, they would always let you do it on two computers if you maintained your whoop. Actually, that was one of the benefits of maintaining the whoop. But it is interesting. In the email, it very explicitly says this is for the same operator.,Speaker C: Here comes your takeaway.,: They're using the same exact business model as Adobe does, where the activation is good on two machines. If you log into a third machine on Adobe, it will tell you you're on a third machine and you must disable another machine and or it disables all of them and then you just start reactivating again. I can't remember which one it is.,Speaker A: But it tells you. Yeah, it tells me anyway.,: Yeah.,Speaker C: Which is really handy because as I've said many times before, I don't know anybody that actually works on one computer. We all have at least two devices that we work on. So it makes perfect sense to be able to do that. And it's funny because I don't know whether Twisted Wave you can use at one license on two computers. I'm pretty sure. Steinberg you can't.,: So, Twisted Wave, before the new subscription plan, it was unlimited. And I know that because I've used it on unlimited computers, technically. I mean, every computer I've ever owned has had a license.,: Just drop your license.,: I don't remember or recall reading any stipulation on the site about numbers of computers per user. So they may still be holding on to that same policy. I don't know. I would have to look that up.,Speaker C: Yeah, because it is very handy.,: I mean, it's interesting because it is like a potential leak of licenses for them. But at the same time, to police it, you have to make that into the licensing structure. Especially for Twisted Wave. They are doing their own. We're basically licensing through Ilock so we don't have to build it and we just live within the structure that they provide.,Speaker C: Which leads me to the next bit, because when you jumped online, George, we were having quite a deep discussion about the pros and cons of the eye lock.,: I was literally saying I was looking forward to the day where I could open my house, start my car, like you name it, with my eye lock.,: Well, once you're in an ecosystem, you want everything to be in that ecosystem.,: Whatever that yeah, my keychain would be so simplified.,Speaker C: It would be just one it would.,: Be nice if it was also a pass key as well. So it had the password manager for all of your stuff.,Speaker A: That would be nice.,: Yeah, it's really interesting. If I lock was supposed to get into that and then you could have a hardware dongle for your pass parents. My parents would actually relate to that. That's funny.,: Yeah. It's so much easier than saying, okay, use this authenticator app on your phone that you installed just to use this one thing and open that app up and then authenticate off of that. It's a lot for the user.,: The two factor authentication sometimes is annoying, and I'm trying to get all my two factor over to Google Off, but I have some that's through my text, some that's through the email, some that's through Google Off.,: I mean, it's difficult for us. I mean, imagine what it's like for know the know the regular user. Or Andrew.,: Or Andrew.,: It's very challenging. Well, I just checked on Twisted Wave FAQ. Can I install Twisted Wave on more than one Mac? Yes. According to Twistwave's license, you're allowed to install Twist Wave Mac on as many computers as you want, as long as you are the main user. It says the main user of the license. So that would mean to me that you could have an assistant or an editor or an engineer working with you sharing that license. That's what I interpret that as to say.,Speaker A: But anyway, okay, so Voodoo Sound bought Twisted Wave, and Mrs. Voodoo Sound was using Twisted Wave upstairs in the voice booth for her own voiceover company. Even though you could technically say that Voodoo Sound is at this premises, is that this is where it gets interesting, doesn't it? And you can get yourself in trouble.,: It's two simultaneous uses for it's, like being, very strictly speaking, even though it's one household, it is two uses on two jobs. And I think the intention is that you as a person cannot be duplicated, and so you should be using your license once, regardless of where you are. Here's the way Waves phrase it. Starting November 1, we will add a second license to all active creative Access subscriptions, allowing subscribers to use their plugins on separate computers without having to move licenses between devices. The second license is for use by the owner of the main product license only.,: Yeah, I think that's what Thomas's and.,: They do state it. And it's an honor system is what it is.,: He's just not getting as quite as a fine tooth. He didn't have an attorney rewrite it for him. It's just him trying and I'll speak for Thomas when I say this, so you have to verify with him is really he's going again by a bit of an honor system, which he's known for that anyway, like for many, many years. He didn't enforce really anything with the license.,: Did he do anything else or did he only do Twisted Wave?,: I only know him as doing Twisted Wave, period. And then he branched out to the iOS version and then the online version, and then the Windows version.,: His whole living. He feeds all twelve of his kids through Twisted Wave?,Speaker A: Yes.,: Well, he's got four platforms he's supporting now. So it's a lot to support and keep running and debugging.,: I mean, it's impressive because he had a pretty permissive licensing thing and he's a one man show. It's amazing actually, assuming he does not have some other second gig and that this isn't just like a side hustle, it's actually impressive.,: My understanding is he doesn't have a side hustle.,Speaker C: No, it's definitely not taking up enough.,: Time that he just can't do other things. Maybe he got the Mac version to a point where it was running so well that he thought, well, it's time, let's get the Windows version built. So the Windows version is fully released and it supports stacks just like the Mac version. You got to bring BYO plugins because there's not a single free plugin on a Windows machine. So you start right out of the gate by having to get plugins. Right? That's a big difference right there. But I have a few plugins of my own that I prefer to use that are totally free for those who really need to set it all up. And one of them is because of Robo himself, said have you ever used Melda Productions plugins? And I was like, Nope. And I have installed and used them and for the free bundle that they have is pretty darn feature rich.,Speaker A: There's some kick ass stuff in there, isn't there?,: Pretty darn good. Yeah, exactly. So I have used the melba. EQ. I haven't used much else from them, but it did a fine job for some folks. But I've really been enjoying being able to support that cross platform at last without having to run an actual Windows PC to make a stack. As long as I build that stack using VST plugins on my Mac, it will load those plugins and everything on the PC, which is nice.,Speaker A: Yeah, that's cool.,: Yeah.,Speaker C: Back to Thomas though. If you meet the guy, which I'm sure one day he will jump on a silver bird and head to North America at some point depending how much money he makes out of Twisted Wave. But you can tell like you meet the guy, you know, when you meet someone, you know they're just a really honest character and incredibly intelligent, obviously. And that's thomas. That's the guy.,: If he starts showing up at conferences and sponsoring, we'll know.,Speaker C: Exactly.,: As far as I can tell, he has spent absolutely $0 on marketing.,Speaker A: But it's a good product and good products market themselves sometimes, don't they? Let's be honest.,: That's what I'm saying. Can you please tell that to our department of marketing?,: Well, I mean, honestly, I never had a marketing budget until the last year or so. And now that George the tech is a team of people, marketing is becoming much more of a real thing. Like I really need to get the marketing machine running. So when you start hearing George LATEC on different places and different platforms and you start getting tired of hearing that name then it means I'm doing the right thing. So that means my marketing is working.,Speaker C: There was a thing that we used to talk about in radio and when you're at the point of hearing a song, if you work in a radio station that is driving you insane because you're just overloading on that song, you usually find that it's just starting to get some traction with the listener.,: The regular listener. Yeah, the listener in the real world.,: So as soon as we're sick of George, that's when George really hit it. That's when George changes his name to Uncle George.,Speaker C: No.,: Can't be.,Speaker A: Uncle George.,: My dad's Uncle George, Uncle George.,Speaker C: But the whole uncle thing. Yeah. All I can think of when you say uncle anyone is some old bloke in a pair of shorts that are too tight with one knacker hanging out the side. That's what it sounds.,: You got to work on that for your Uncle Roy.,: I'm just not letting my daughter call.,Speaker A: Yeah.,Speaker C: Now speaking plugins robbo, you've been mucking around with the SSL bundle?,Speaker A: Yeah, I downloaded it because I'd had the Slate Digital bundle and I sort of got to the point where there was only a couple of things that I really sort of liked and continued using being a couple of compressors, the gray compressor, fresh air, which is free anyway, and a couple of other things. So I actually let that go. And talking of budgets, I sort of realized, hey, I've got X amount of dollars a month free. What other bundles are out there to sort of rent and have a play with? And so I downloaded the SSL one which I've been playing with for a couple of months now. And can I just say, there's not a dog in there. It's so good. There's so much stuff that's sort of really nice to play with. I mean, compressors and EQS go without saying. There's some other stuff like they've they've done some instrument specific stuff. They've done, like a drum strip and a guitar strip. The vocal strip I kind of like, I guess. I mean, it's not a dog, but I don't really use it a lot. The drum strip I use all the time. The guitar strip, I don't really do a lot with guitars, so I don't have much to do with that. But the other stuff that's really good is they call it the flex verb, which is their reverb and the X delay, which is also really cool. So, yeah, there's a bunch of stuff in there that's really worth playing around with. And I guess when the time comes and I sort of get sick of it, what will I keep? I would definitely keep the reverb. The DSR is very nice. Their limiter, which they call X limit, has been the final plugin on my mastering chain now since I downloaded it because it's particularly sweet is it like a brick wall? Yeah, it's a brick wall.,: Brick wall limiter?,Speaker A: Brick wall limiter, yes. And it's just seamless, though. You get it set up right, you just don't hear it working at all. And it gives everything that sort of nice punch, obviously, that you look for from a limiter I'm really enjoying based.,: On some other model or something from their own.,Speaker A: There's a whole bunch of models of stuff. There's two bus compressors, a couple of channel strips, bus Compressor Six, I think they call it, and the Bus Compressor.,Speaker B: Two.,Speaker A: Channel Strip Two. But look, they've got a 30 day free trial, so you can have your first month on them. So definitely worth downloading and having a play with.,: You have to give them the credit card.,Speaker A: Give them the credit card. So you got to put a date in your diary if you want to cancel it. I think I'll probably have it for another couple of months. Well, until something else pops up, probably, I'll just hang on to it because, as I say, I do set aside some money to play around with new plugins each month, and that's what I've landed on at the moment. So until something else crops up that I want to try, that's where it will stay.,Speaker C: It's funny with the SSL plugins, though, because when I bought the SSL Two, it came with these plugins. I thought it was in perpetuity, but of course it was not. So there was a whole bunch of stuff like a channel strip and a flex verb and vocal strip xCOMP, there was an EQ, XEQ, X phase, et cetera, and X valve comp.,Speaker A: Sounds like you've got the same bundle.,Speaker C: Yeah, but the thing is, I can't use any of them.,: Why not?,Speaker A: You can't physically use them or they won't work on your machine.,Speaker C: I don't think I can use them because I think from memory, it was like it was just a trial.,Speaker A: Yeah, well, you would have got the 30 day free trial of this.,Speaker C: Possibly, yeah. In fact, I just clicked on it, it says all visible licenses expired.,Speaker A: There you go. Yeah.,: I've been also using the Plugin Alliance stuff, and the main reason why I got Plugin Alliance was because having a HDX card and Waves stopped doing HDX plugins, which are the DSP chip on the Pro Tools cards. So the only ones that you could really get the low latency on was Plugin Alliance. And I have to say, they have a lot of really good stuff, especially their channel strip emulations of various consoles. They have like an API and a Neve and an SSL, and like every generation of SSL and every generation of or a few generations of Neves and the Focus, right, and the AMIC 90, 98, they have a pretty broad range of plugins and they're all easily the same similar quality as the Wave stuff. I have to say, some people I think actually think better, but it's really hard to know when, like, oh, this emulation is better than that emulation. And you're sitting there going like, I've never touched the real thing.,Speaker C: Yes, exactly.,: I have no idea. Really? They sound good.,Speaker C: Well, that's true, though, because everyone that's got these buying plugins guarantee that 95%, if not more, have never actually used the real thing.,Speaker A: Oh, sure, yeah, totally.,Speaker C: So it's like you could basically sell them anything.,: You just use the same EQ algorithm in all of them. Yeah, exactly.,Speaker A: But you would have had to work in a lot of rooms for anyone to have done that. Or be a Chris Lord Algie or someone like that who mixes in different rooms. The average schlopp like you and me, who works in a studio for a few years and then moves to a different job. You certainly wouldn't have played with all of them.,Speaker C: And then half the gear that you were probably using, that was actually the original piece of equipment that they were emulating was probably broken anyway or just getting tired.,Speaker A: Well, that was part of the charm, though.,: That's my good friend Jim Reeves, who mixed a lot of stuff I mean, like, free ride and all kinds of stuff back in the day. And he was joking, but I don't think so much. He was basically saying, like, all these kids, they love the sound of analog. They're in love with the sound of a tape deck that hasn't been aligned in three weeks and its heads are worn out. That's what they think of analog, because that's what we were working on in the studios. There were cranking sessions out left and right. The decks were not necessarily aligned every single time. There was a lot of yeah.,: What people miss is the imperfections of analog. Yeah. They don't miss improperly recorded audio. They just miss the imperfections and the distortion. I mean, the thing that makes a neve preamp sound like a neve or whatever is not that's right. It's accurate. It's that it's not accurate.,: You can say the same thing for a 416.,Speaker C: Yeah, sorry.,: 41 six. That's the distortion that makes it that edge.,: It's the color, it's the EQ curve, it's the way it sounds compressed. All those things is what makes the mic work.,Speaker C: It's funny. I'm sure that we've all been down this track before, but when it's your turn to clean the heads on the reel to reel and you realize that no one has cleaned them for so long, you got the cotton bud, and it's like it's black. You go like what?,: You go through, like, ten swabs. You're like, really?,Speaker A: What do you mean, your turn? It was my job every friggin morning.,: That's exactly what Jim was saying.,Speaker C: Yeah, well, I tell you what. In the studios, the on air studios, no one did it.,Speaker A: I can imagine. Too busy smoking a joint to clean the heads.,Speaker C: Yeah, that's right.,: Blowing the smoke right onto the head.,Speaker A: Yeah, that's right.,Speaker C: And through the mic capsules and everything.,Speaker A: Sitting there smoking a siggy while you got the razor blade and the splicing block out. Yeah, totally.,Speaker C: Exactly. But that's true, though. It's the imperfection that everyone tries to emulate. But the thing is, the imperfection was different on every single unit.,: Well, that's where it's funny, because literally one of the patented things, or whatever that plugin alliance has is this thing called I can't remember it, but basically, when you throw down the plugins, if you throw down 20 SSL plugins on your daw, all 20 will be different.,Speaker C: Oh, really?,: Because no channel in real life, no channel on that board is identical.,Speaker C: Yeah, exactly.,: You all knew that there's like some channels that had the red tape on it and some had the they have the same thing where they vary the performance of the plugins themselves so that you get that same chaotic variation across your daw.,Speaker C: Yeah, because I mean, if you're looking at a huge console, there's all sorts of things coming to play. One of the main things probably is heat.,: Well, like, the channel is closer to the power supply on. Correct. Like, I have a four channel mic preamp and the channel closest to the power supply is a little bit noisier than the other two.,Speaker C: Yeah, exactly. Well, there you go. Plugins.,Speaker A: Hey, plug in, baby.,: Yeah, plugins.,: Plug me in, baby.,Speaker B: Well, that was fun. Is it over?,: The Pro audio suite with thanks to Tribut and Austrian audio recorded using Source Connect, edited by Andrew Peters and mixed by Robo Got your own audio issues? Just askrobo.com tech support from George thetech Wittam. Don't forget to subscribe to the show and join in the conversation on our Facebook group. To leave a comment, suggest a topic or just say g'day. Drop us a note at our website.,Speaker B: The Pro audio suite.com.     

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