#Sound Engineer Training

[musitechnicformation]

Discover the world of audio technology with a Sound Engineering Degree! Learn to master sound design, audio recording, mixing, and production. Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and techniques used in the industry. Whether you aspire to work in music production, film, gaming, or live events, a sound engineering degree equips you with the skills to excel. Start your journey today and transform your passion for sound into a thriving career.

[catenary-chad]

I think Electra (and basically all other electric trains that either run on AC power or have AC traction motors) have perfect pitch because detecting specific frequencies would be important for telling if a power supply is tasty or “hm nope” and it plays such a role in AC motor control and would communicate a lot. They only identify things in hertz vs musical scales and would probably appreciate microtonal music. The fact that steam whistle inflection and North American horn chords don’t mean anything besides personal/company identification would confuse them so hard (probably a common prank pulled on new ones). Whistle/horn codes are basically all rhythm-only worldwide.

(they’re also always the types to notice what frequency lights flicker at because that’s a genuinely important metric for them)

[shikariiin]

All I have is crack Ed sketches from discord HAH enjoy the shitpost🩵

[time-is-a-pain]

Rewatching Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress now that I'm older and I love the fact that there's just some random english dude in this zombie apocalypse set in fudal Japan with extensive train systems

[zeemakesthings]

My Introduction

Name: Zee

Pronouns: He/Him

Age: 20

Interests: Gaming, Computers and Electronics, Music, Music Tech - Specifics: Satisfactory, Minecraft, BeamNG, Phantom Forces, Marvel Rivals, Cities Skylines, Subnautica, TLOU, FNAF, LLM, ML, PC Building, HomeAssistant, IoT, Self-Hosting, Automation, Drones, Trains, Photography, House, Jazz, Fusion, Funk, D&B, Sound Engineering, Studio Design, Recording, Mixing, Drumming

Looking forward to meeting new people and sharing my experiences!

[bendover-productions]

Sorry if you've already been informed of this, but in case you haven't, I just want you to know that Sam still has the teal pom pom hat! He said on the podcast that he misplaced it almost immediately and thought he had lost it, but that he found it in his bag once he got back!

NO!!! no one told me!!! 😭😭 thank you so much, that teal hat is incredibly important to me and i am delighted he still has it

^^^sam in that hat. to me tbh <3

[argesta]

no one is allowed to tell louis “GIRL GET UP 🗣️” ever again. no one is getting up after this

[sobredunia]

Lads I have made yet another videogame. This one was for an assignement so it's not as polished or "content-rich" as Kenikari and it won't receive any chapter updates or anything like that, but you can play it on browser and it's just a few minutes! :D

There's also a spanish version / También hay una versión en español

[sio-writes]

I have a phone call with a potential job today! Wish me luck 🤞

[musitechnicformation]

Discover the world of audio technology with a Sound Engineering Degree! Learn to master sound design, audio recording, mixing, and production. Gain hands-on experience with cutting-edge tools and techniques used in the industry. Whether you aspire to work in music production, film, gaming, or live events, a sound engineering degree equips you with the skills to excel. Start your journey today and transform your passion for sound into a thriving career.

[in-tua-deep]

New (bigger) cat backpack is a success!! He’s much comfier in it and much more secure ♥️

Here’s the size comparison:

[picturebookshelf]

Thomas and Friends: Find That Freight (2012)

Story: Unknown -- Art: Josie Yee, Red Giraffe Studios

[kingofmyborrowedheart]

I love hearing the sound of a train passing by.

[sockfizz]

tjey dont know thetitle for my blog is actually taken from dead girl walking heathers the musical

[shitposting-hobbits-to-gallifrey]

hey @catsarehumanstoo, how dare you leave incredible addition this in the notes:

if you've ever used the London Underground you might have noticed that it often gets uncomfortably hot. the reason for this is actually that its builders dug too greedily & too deep and as a result the trains are very close to the fires of hell. hope that helps.