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Here's another one of those swamp blues music videos that comes with an `Altered or synthetic content' notification in the fine print. Still pretty easy listening however it was created. 'Altered or synthetic content': This indicates that a video contains content that has been meaningfully altered or synthetically generated. There are several ways that this information ends up in the 'How this content was made' section of the expanded description of a video. You should expect to see this disclosure when: The creator has manually disclosed the use of 'altered or synthetic' content in the YouTube Studio workflow. When content is undisclosed, in some cases, YouTube may take action to reduce the risk of harm to viewers by proactively applying a label that creators will not have the option to remove. Learn more about our 'altered or synthetic content' disclosures. The creator has used YouTube's generative AI tools (e.g. Dream Screen). The content contains valid Content Credentials data indicating that the entire video has been made with AI. Learn more about Content Credentials (C2PA). YouTube will carry forward disclosures available from tools and creators with secure Content Credentials (C2PA) 2.1 or higher that indicate that the entire video was made with AI. This may include a label on the video player itself or language in the detailed description.

You'll need to enlighten Me there. Nev

It's supposed to be funny.. Ha Ha. Nev

That's right I forgot you're in aerial ping pong territory.

The squeeze boxes make the Best Sound as they land when they are thrown on the TIP. The Bagpipes are an ill Wind that Nobody blows any good. I like a Symphony Orchestra. Nev

I know where I was wrong. I saw the use of a switch on the guitar by Hank Marvin of The Shadows. Pete Townsends' feedback was the death cry of his guitar as he bashed it onto the floor of the stage

If you get a window seat even on a Moonless night you can often pick out lights that tell you where you are That's an early A-320 wing. The best seat is up the front om the Left. Nev

If he had his own ejection seat the choice would be easier. Wouldn't even need the missile.

If it came down to a choice between those 2 shows, I'd read a book.

I can always remember the story about Pete Townshend as a young man, when he went for a jaunt on a little motorboat that was propelled by a small two stroke outboard engine. Pete was so mesmerised by the sound of the engine, combined with the burbling water against the hull - which both created a hypnotic, "sublime" musical experience, he claimed - that he fell into a hypnotic trance, and didn't realise he'd reached the shore, until the boat grounded in the mud! He's stated he's always sought to recreate that "musical ideal".

Are all those billionaires are on the same plane to China? ..... I'd feel for the pilot with all those important people onboard if he detects a incoming missile he will have to make the hardest choice of his life........ hit the countermeasures button or not?

Angus Taylor's budget reply speech on Thursday night will have reduced viewer numbers in Queensland and NSW. It's on at the same time as the NRLW Origin 2 at Lang Park. I know which one I'll be watching.

You've got a good handle on it octave. This quote from your earlier post is an important aspect. Rule breakers have always pushed the evolution. AI by it's nature is rule based and at this stage in history is limited by that. Whether AI can evolve to become more human is something time will take care of one way or the other.

I miss Adelaide and always enjoyed the stopovers there. When we did Santos work we used to fly Qantas or Virgin from Brisbane to Adelaide, then take the Cobham/National Jet BAe 146 up to Moomba.

Here is a video from a musician who has a pretty good YouTube channel. This video is about how AI music will affect musicians. It is 15 minutes long, so I understand most folks are not that interested, so here is a summary of the conclusion. (created by AI of course) 6. The conclusion: art survives, even if the industry changes The overall message is cautiously hopeful. The speaker accepts that: AI is not going away, parts of the music industry will change dramatically, and some commercial opportunities may shrink. But he argues that: artists will still create, audiences will still seek authentic human connection, and genuinely creative music may become even more valuable precisely because it is human. His final idea is that true artists make music primarily because they need to express something — not just to make money — and AI cannot take that impulse away. The tone of the video is interesting because it starts from real fear and grief, but gradually moves toward adaptation rather than denial. It’s less “AI is wonderful” and more “AI is here, so what parts of music remain uniquely human?”

For Whom enough is never enough. It just becomes a GAME, and the Suckers and Losers can go Jump. Nev

Lighty, I didn't realise you were that kinky. Does Barnaby know about this?

ome, I'm thinking you're referring to Pete Townsend's use of amp feedback, as in Jimi Hendrix style (at a later date). Reverb is a built in amp feature on a lot of amps or an add on device that produces a constant echo type sound, a bit like being right up the back of a big concert hall. If you turn the reverb knob too high it will produce a cyclical sound, a bit like tremolo underwater which is not nice, but the right amount of reverb makes a lot of people happy. Reverb is a constant setting on the amp, just like setting treble and base levels, or some people might use a foot switch to activate it. Feedback is where the sound from the amp bounces back and makes the strings vibrate, the guitar pickups detect it and send it back to the amp creating a high pitched squealing loop.

I emailed him and got a reply within 15 minutes. He is well, but has had a few system problems logging onto different sites.

None, They all represent interests of themselves as billionaires.

Great minds think alike! I was only thinking of the same thing this morning. It is unfortunate that we don't have a way of contacting family. I never got around to finding where his daughter worked in Dubbo.

Yes, I would love to slap, slap, slap Barnaby.

The Lark Ascending by Vaughn Williams, mimics a Lark within the confines of the music. We are talking here of an inspiration for a starting point not reproducing something faithfully. Any the 5/4 is the thing that drives the rhythm along

I'm not sure the Morse connection is that appropriate. I did Play classical Piano and qualified in Morse as required at the to fly commercial . 23 WPM if a recall correctly I remember using a Metronome for some of the Music Lessons, but not an expert in either. Morse is down one side of the WAC charts. Nev

Germany electricity for the last week with approx. 170,000MWs of installed wind and solar.