Another great video, thank you! Reminds me a lot of the static site generator Hugo, but for music instead of blogs. This channel is quickly becoming one of my favorite sources for music/video/audio related Linux content!
Thanks for watching! LinuxStudio.com is built with HUGO! :^] I hope this information was helpful. I enjoyed trying something new and figuring out a way around the filesize limitation with Pages.
Quick question as regards the acoustic panels behind you, are they foam? The reason I ask is they look like corrugated cardboard. I'm certainly not asking in a disparaging manner, quite on the contrary, I have often wondered what the result would be if odd sized 3D shapes made out of stiff corrugated cardboard (like in packing boxes) were stuck randomly on a wall. Shapes like different sized pyramids and octahedrons. Would they be effective as sound diffusers at mid and high frequencies? They of course would be totally ineffective at low frequencies due to lack of mass and room modes, but hey, most acoustic foam ain't that great at low frequencies either. Diffusing sound would effective cancel out a lot of room reverb due to the irregular timed "echos" that are returned. The human ear would interpret these as random and not as reverb or echo.
They are indeed a dark pink fleshy colored foam. I ordered them specifically to make my office / studio space more womb-like and warm feeling. I'm sure there'd be some benefit to cardboard or other paper products, but can't tell you without trying. Let me know if you try something like that. I'd be interested to know how it works out!
@@LinuxCreative I was hoping you would try it out, 😉 no ways I will get away with it. There are quicker ways to a divorce other than the wife walking into the spare room and finding a whole bunch of oddly shaped 3D cardboard creations stuck to the walls. 😆
Thanks for showing me what Faircamp is! Very glad I found this channel recently
Another great video, thank you! Reminds me a lot of the static site generator Hugo, but for music instead of blogs.
This channel is quickly becoming one of my favorite sources for music/video/audio related Linux content!
Thanks for watching! LinuxStudio.com is built with HUGO! :^]
I hope this information was helpful. I enjoyed trying something new and figuring out a way around the filesize limitation with Pages.
Me watching this while trying to follow directions with a Mac 👁️👄👁️
Quick question as regards the acoustic panels behind you, are they foam?
The reason I ask is they look like corrugated cardboard.
I'm certainly not asking in a disparaging manner, quite on the contrary, I have often wondered what the result would be
if odd sized 3D shapes made out of stiff corrugated cardboard (like in packing boxes) were stuck randomly on a wall.
Shapes like different sized pyramids and octahedrons.
Would they be effective as sound diffusers at mid and high frequencies?
They of course would be totally ineffective at low frequencies due to lack of mass and room modes, but hey, most acoustic foam ain't that great at low frequencies either.
Diffusing sound would effective cancel out a lot of room reverb due to the irregular timed "echos" that are returned.
The human ear would interpret these as random and not as reverb or echo.
They are indeed a dark pink fleshy colored foam. I ordered them specifically to make my office / studio space more womb-like and warm feeling. I'm sure there'd be some benefit to cardboard or other paper products, but can't tell you without trying. Let me know if you try something like that. I'd be interested to know how it works out!
@@LinuxCreative I was hoping you would try it out, 😉 no ways I will get away with it.
There are quicker ways to a divorce other than the wife walking into the spare room and finding a whole bunch of oddly shaped 3D cardboard creations stuck to the walls. 😆
Hmmm cam i host this on my own server and domain?
Yes! I just highlighted Cloudflare as a free hosting option. You can absolutely dump these files into /var/www/html on your own server etc.