#fruityloops

[dolofinao]

✂️ 🎶 ❤️

[dyingpharaohs]

DYINGPHARAOHS.COM

[verse-osmo]

Effetrix VST highly recommended 👀✅

#beats

[djauribus]

[ixmchxn]

Just Venting pt 2 D3vyy produced by chxn

[aureymusic]

the solution to the computer static that plays inside my brain is the computer static i choose to subject my brain to as i glitch in and out of existence

10/10

[alianarepasa]

Good Omemes lol

thanks to @tessasbrainrotbin for spreading the Good Omens diseases on Twitter, now I have to spread it on Tumblr as well /silly

[thelegendofmrrager]

Hold up lemme cook real quick *opens audacity and promptly closes it 5 minutes later*

[bmpmp3]

and you WILL listen to my half finished synthv covers (vsqx by help me)

[luvtonique]

Gorillaz: *makes Clint Eastwood's music by hitting Demo on a keyboard and just using that beat*

Gorillaz: *makes millions*

Me: *uses AI to make the backing track to a song, edits it in Audacity, writes lyrics, has a friend sing the lyrics, uploads it to Soundcloud, requests for it to be monetized*

Me: *gets declined by Soundcloud because I used AI to make the music*

I'm just tired, y'all.

The only people "taking jobs from artists" are the anti-AI people, not AI itself. I literally can't make a living off of music I'm putting shitloads of effort into creating because I used AI to make the background music, while meanwhile people like Eminem are using samples, Kanye and Drake are using a single repeating beat for an entire song, modern artists are selling a banana duct taped to a wall for several million dollars, hundreds of singers who have no talent are making millions using Autotune and stolen background music sampled from other songs.

I'm sick of it.

Musical AI isn't even stealing from existing songs like generative art AI does with art, it just basically uses Fruityloops and puts instrument packs and vocal packs on like it's fuckin Vocaloid.

Nah fuck it. Fuck all y'all defending anti-AI.

I'm pro generative AI. All the way.

You have literally made me into this by being so anti-AI that you're denying a disabled person the ability to make a living as a lyricist.

Fuck you.

Literally any comments arguing "Yeah but" and trying to argue with me will be met with "Shut the fuck up."

[lylawrites]

More of my Scrapped DC Chat Fic

Lowkey, I didn't expect many people to like my little chat. (It wasn't many, but idc it's a lot to me) and so here's a bit more!

(tbh I might most more, just not in the correct order or context because I can)

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NickiMinaji: I didn’t even know Clark was in town antichrist: He arrived in Gotham a fortnight ago. skeletor: who tf says fortnight anymore? Wtf does that even mean?? antichrist: I do you barbarian. It means two weeks.  skeletor: I’m going to ignore the insult and just say thx cause fuck you  QueenBab: How are you going to say you going to ignore the insult and then insult him  skeletor: it’s how I roll  fruityloops: We’re getting off TRACK. Bruce is on a date with Superman and y’all are talking about Jason being Jason skeletor: I feel like you’re blaming me for something I have no control over skeletor: It’s giving Bruce  fruityloops: SHUT UP  fruityloops: ANYWAY 

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I'm sure you can guess who is who (even tho we're missing like two lol)

[riacte]

rendog's stream was crazy. crossover of the century. his rock paper scissors teamups were tubbo sapnap highkeyhateme they all worked out extremely well, 50/50, gentlemen's rules and trust. the general false clinginess. and iskall. and cub. FRUITYLOOPS. blue bats crumbs. even a martyn mention. talking about pirates. vault hunters. hermitcraft. calling him and sapnap "mcc brothers". tubbo saying he watched ren's create series. this is the big crossover of the rendog cinematic universe.

[gemini526sdumptruck]

The Rainbeats Crew

As of today it is my birthday! I'm 19 now. Yippie.

These are a group of characters I started making last year, but never finished due to personal life issues. But now, with a sudden burst of motivation, I've spent the past week redrawing these guys, and now here they finally are!

Rainbeats is a temporary name, couldn't think of anything better in the moment lol.

These guys live in like a "2000s idea of the future" kind of town. Super high tech, everyone wears futuristic clothes, and wacky and unique cellphones. Together they're a group of best friends who are also in a band. I like to think they have a lot of slice of life styled adventures, both about their general lives and the band.

Blaze: He's a tough kind of guy who loves racing and racecars. He's got a liking for the extreme side of things.

VL: The group leader, she's perky and optimistic, though a bit scatterbrained.

RAV3 (pronounced as Rave): He's super energetic and loves to party, he's very hyperactive and he has a very digitized voice.

Lily: She's gentle and sweet, she loves all nature and often makes many efforts to help the environment.

Skye: He's a huge daredevil, he's cocky and reckless, a true free spirit.

Royal: He's rich, snooty, posh, and prefers to be treated like royalty. Despite coming of as condescending at times, he's generally the one with the best advice.

Estelle: She's a bit shy but very friendly when you get to know her, she likes to dream big and almost has a never-ending flow of creativity.

Also side note: the reason VL is named that is because her name was meant to be a lil joke about FL Studio (otherwise known as FruityLoops Studio) The logo always just looked like a carrot to me so I made her a Carrot. VeggieLoops. VL lol

[alianarepasa]

JUMPSCARE WITH FRUITYLOOPS COSPLAYING AS GAY RACCOON-LION

[amplexadversary]

#If I was to do OC x Canon the only way I could do it would probably be vocal synth related #Because it's so broad it could be anything and characterization doesn't matter #Also because I want a little fansynth to run around with Meiko and Gumi and Miku and Yukari and FruityLoop

@spacedustpan I mean, if you aren't comfortable with doing center-stage OC romance, you can also start small and work your way up.

Usually people talking about OCxCanon are thinking of a prominent OC in a relationship with a main character that is the center focus of the story, but the term also applies to like, making up a love interest for a side character that doesn't have one.

In fact doing something as ... let's say "un-intrusive" as introducing a new character, who a main character would be affected by, through a relationship with a minor character could potentially be used to build some confidence in one's fictional matchmaking prowess.

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For example, maybe I want to give Saette from G Gundam a love interest, but make the character interesting to people invested in the main characters.

I might introduce Anjali - a nanotechnology researcher from Neo India (I'm doing this off the cuff and matching a last name to a first name requires a little more care and research there).

Rain has an opportunity to catch up with Saette on the last day of an academic conference, and he introduces Anjali, who he met on the first day of the conference. Conversation reveals that Anjali has submitted a research paper on DG cell research very similar to the research Rain has been conducting, and in fact submitted her paper for publishing about a week before Rain did.

Now, Rain's father, Dr. Mikamura's issues with academic jealousy were key to the plot; we also see that Rain struggles (a LOT) with romantic jealousy (see: how she interacts with Allenby). It's not a huge reach to think that Rain's attitude about academics was influenced by her father, and the fact that she deals with similar feelings in another situation could become interesting.

So we introduce an ethical dilemma. Both research papers are currently in review. Rain knows that Anjali published her paper before meeting Saette. Rain also knows that Saette had been previously infected with DG cells, the subject of both womens' research. Finally, Rain is also aware that if Anjali's paper gets approved for publishing, Anjali will receive the credit for the findings of both papers.

Rain realizes that she could raise a concern about conflict of interest in Anjali's paper - a concern made in bad faith given the knowledge Rain possesses. If Rain claims that Saette and Anjali were together when Anjali was performing her research, and that Saette had input, she could invalidate Anjali's study - or at least force her to prove that her methods were unbiased, potentially buying the time for Rain's paper to pass review while Anjali makes clarifications.

Rain is, here, in a very similar position to her father at the beginning of G Gundam. She has the opportunity to utterly betray someone close to her (Seatte, through betraying his new paramour), in order to secure academic prestige. Doing so could backfire and bring increased scrutiny on Rain's own research, given that she was also infected with DG cells previously, but if Rain does nothing, in all likelihood Anjali's paper will pass review first. Rain not only has to wrestle with the temptation her father faced, but also her own personal conflict; another woman picking up her ex *and* her academic prestige would likely drive her up the wall.

While Rain wrestles with the above, Anjali has discovered evidence that someone has adulterated her data*. She begins investigating, and discovers that the state of the DG cells she has been studying had had additional malicious functions inserted into their code, replacing what had "evolved" naturally over the course of her study!

With her data compromised, Anjali turns to the questions of who, and why. Her side of the story is mainly investigative with a contrasting viewpoint on her now-almost-certain loss of the publishing race to Rain. Anjali is devastated, but avoidant; she compartmentalizes, and focuses on a problem she thinks she can solve, rather than mitigating the consequences of the one that is already a lost cause.

Anjali, with some help from Saette (who is very much the sidekick in this endeavor) eventually tracks down the saboteur, a former upperclassman of hers who meddled with her study at the behest of a large medical implant company; in exchange for generously funding a business run by the researcher's wife, he slipped strategically altered DG cells into Anjali's cultures, and then used a spoofed user account to falsify data collection timestamps and ensure that the code from the added cells believably overwrote the original cultures.

The implant company that paid the saboteur is multinational. Knowing this, Anjali gets Rain's contact information from Seatte to warn her of potential meddling in her research. At this point Rain has typed up her conflict of interest accusation, but not sent it. She has worked through some shit, however, and has resolutely decided to not harass Anjali. She is surprised to get an email from the other researcher though.

Anjali, having reached the end of her investigation, now faces the now pressing reality of having to retract her paper. She cannot think of an excuse that she wouldn't be mortified to give, and out of hope for an out, or even some sympathy, asks Rain if she intends to retract her paper, and if so, what reasoning she plans to use to save face. Rain has found evidence of tampering to her side of things as well, but hasn't had the time yet to consider her next steps. When she sees this email from Anjali, Rain realizes that the excuse she had thought up to invalidate Anjali's research could actually work to invalidate *both* of theirs, with a little bit of alteration.

Both women write to the publishers reviewing their paper saying that they had discovered a potential issue with their samples of DG cells; both had obtained a sample from an individual personally known to them, and claim that that knowledge could have influenced their findings. Though it hadn't been invented with the best of intentions, Rain's excuse allows both of them to gracefully bow out of the upcoming publication in a way that makes them look upstanding rather than incompetent. The two decide that they are likely to have better results if they begin again with a joint study under harsher security than either of their own.

*I did think through the "how" of her discovering this, I just want to keep things from getting longer than they need to be, so that's going under the cut.

And ^^^that is a new OCxCanon ship created in about three and a half hours, with a break for dinner. With a bonus friend!ship as well, hopefully. Rain *really* needs some female friends and I'm not sure the Neo America Gals and Nastasha are enough.

I uhhh... expected this to be a lot shorter and to the point. I intentionally made this to highlight my point, and it kind of spun into being a little long. I hope this proves its own point in that there's a lot that can be done here even if the initial idea is just "let's make some OCs to smooch a hot character."

Anjali's desktop computer in her lab experiences a failure that forces her to use system restore to get it back into a workable state; fortunately, she is careful enough to routinely back up her work to a server in the lab, so she should be able to simply copy her computer, in the state it was in a few days after she submitted her paper for review. Before that though, she has to get the desktop running in a stable state and figure out what went wrong, so that it doesn't simply break again.

Several of the most recent restore points on the desktop are unsuccessful in getting the computer working. Anjali scrolls all the way to the oldest restore point on the list, resolving to simply replace the computer if she can't get it working. The oldest restore point, made about four months before the present, works. Anjali goes through and one by one, opens, tests, and closes all of the programs she regularly uses, and notices an incongruity between the data and her memory when she opens the virtual machine she was using to examine her DG cell samples. She checks the backup on the lab server using a different computer, and discovers after several steps that someone has granted researcher privileges to an undergrad who had lost their bag (complete with their ID and un-sanitized login information), and modified the code of the DG samples themselves, passing it off as the cells own "self-evolution!"