yeah. the master sounds fine. one of the copies got a little
mangled. now i can't get the theory of ideal forms to go away. fuck you,
plato.
it seems like i'll have to reupload a few things tonight. a mild annoyance, nothing to worry about.
Friday, January 17, 2014
that was an unscheduled break. i feel i needed it, though. head is now cleared, time to get back to it.
i have a bit of quality control listening to do in finishing up the deny everything period. i may have to slightly modify a few files. nothing substantial, but i may have accidentally uploaded some corrupt files. not sure yet (it might be something i've never noticed in the track). i should be on to the guitarland within hours and finished that by the weekend at the latest.
there's two major projects left to complete before i get back into the recording phase. one is a noise project that comes together through various sources, while the other is an indie rock project i did with an old friend of mine. these should be quick ups.
once those get up, i'm thrown into a hybrid trivial group / tetris period that is neither complete nor well organized. it will mostly be straight ups pushing into about '05. at that point, my first priority is likely going to be to complete my sixth symphony.
so, here i go, entering the end of the transition...
i have a bit of quality control listening to do in finishing up the deny everything period. i may have to slightly modify a few files. nothing substantial, but i may have accidentally uploaded some corrupt files. not sure yet (it might be something i've never noticed in the track). i should be on to the guitarland within hours and finished that by the weekend at the latest.
there's two major projects left to complete before i get back into the recording phase. one is a noise project that comes together through various sources, while the other is an indie rock project i did with an old friend of mine. these should be quick ups.
once those get up, i'm thrown into a hybrid trivial group / tetris period that is neither complete nor well organized. it will mostly be straight ups pushing into about '05. at that point, my first priority is likely going to be to complete my sixth symphony.
so, here i go, entering the end of the transition...
got your card and check...
From: Jessica Murray <death.to.koalas@gmail.com>
To: grandmother's email address
thank you kindly :)
j
To: grandmother's email address
thank you kindly :)
j
it seems like the guy upstairs has moved to the third floor. which
has some short-term benefits. i think i'm now free to make smoothies
between 11:00 PM and 8:00 AM. not that i wasn't before, but it's common
courtesy to keep that kind of noise down. generally speaking, the larger
noise buffer is sort of relieving.
nobody has said anything to me about noise, and i don't think that was the cause for the move. rather, i think the recent cold snap produced an evacuation.
personally, i saw it coming and prepared by cranking the heat a few days in advance. when the wind was blowing around out there near -50, the thermostat in my room was a hair under 24 degrees celsius; it was admittedly not able to hold itself there, and the temperature on the thermostat doesn't actually reflect the temperature in the room (which was more like 18 or 19) but the apartment was comfortable.
i realize, though, that it could have been very uncomfortable down here if i just let it sit at 20, oblivious to what was happening outside. i suspect that's why the guy upstairs retreated to safer ground.
which would be fine.
....'cept that the heat seems to now be off, altogether, upstairs. i'm a little worried, but at the same time the mild breeze is actually sort of refreshing. in addition to that meaning i'm going to have to boost my heat a bit, which is a mild adjustment if an adjustment ever was mild, i'm not entirely sure the plan was thought out; part of the reason it's hottest upstairs is that it's being heated by the two levels below it!
so, the end result is we both end up turning the heat up higher and neither is as warm as we were before. i can live through that, but i'm wondering just how bad an idea it is to let the wood floors freeze...
anyways, i think it'll be fine. my guess is that the heat comes back on up there in a day or two when the temperature falls. if not, i'll have to explain the situation, and i'm sure it'll get turned back on. really, i'm just becoming more and more intrigued by my landlord's family....
nobody has said anything to me about noise, and i don't think that was the cause for the move. rather, i think the recent cold snap produced an evacuation.
personally, i saw it coming and prepared by cranking the heat a few days in advance. when the wind was blowing around out there near -50, the thermostat in my room was a hair under 24 degrees celsius; it was admittedly not able to hold itself there, and the temperature on the thermostat doesn't actually reflect the temperature in the room (which was more like 18 or 19) but the apartment was comfortable.
i realize, though, that it could have been very uncomfortable down here if i just let it sit at 20, oblivious to what was happening outside. i suspect that's why the guy upstairs retreated to safer ground.
which would be fine.
....'cept that the heat seems to now be off, altogether, upstairs. i'm a little worried, but at the same time the mild breeze is actually sort of refreshing. in addition to that meaning i'm going to have to boost my heat a bit, which is a mild adjustment if an adjustment ever was mild, i'm not entirely sure the plan was thought out; part of the reason it's hottest upstairs is that it's being heated by the two levels below it!
so, the end result is we both end up turning the heat up higher and neither is as warm as we were before. i can live through that, but i'm wondering just how bad an idea it is to let the wood floors freeze...
anyways, i think it'll be fine. my guess is that the heat comes back on up there in a day or two when the temperature falls. if not, i'll have to explain the situation, and i'm sure it'll get turned back on. really, i'm just becoming more and more intrigued by my landlord's family....
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