#eq3

[mischievousblade]

EverQuest 3 on the horizon?

It's far from being real but the latest EG7 company presentation has shown a future with EQ3. Have some articles about the presentation (with all the EQ and EQ2 numbers) and the EQ3 bits:

[natsumipocket]

SONY Beans WM-EQ3 WALKMAN

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[research-lighting]

Tambour Credenza and Oslo Table Lamp. via eq3 furniture Follow Research.Lighting on Tumblr

[sj-mj17]

Sony Walkman WM-EQ3 cassette player - 1998 img src

[ceramiccity]

Tambour Credenza with Decorative Lamp

Tambour Credenza and Oslo Table Lamp. via eq3 furniture - Wooden nightstand, modern lamp, decorative stones, sculptural art, cozy interior, book storage. Follow Ceramic City on Tumblr Source: https://research-lighting.tumblr.com/post/749410678664790016/tambour-credenza-and-oslo-table-lamp-via-eq3

[soudasouda]

Tambour Credenza and Oslo Table Lamp. via eq3 furniture Follow Souda on Tumblr Source: https://research-lighting.tumblr.com/post/749410678664790016/tambour-credenza-and-oslo-table-lamp-via-eq3

[rhodesmusic]

I'm a bit too tired to explain everything, but I believe I have found the edge graph for the boundary of the 4-dimensional solid defined by the intersection of the following four implicit innequalities:

x^2+y^2+z^2≤1, y^2+z^2+w^2≤1,

z^2+w^2+x^2≤1, w^2+x^2+y^2≤1.

This is the four-dimensional analogue of the tricylinder, the 3-dimensional solid defined to be the intersection of three cylinders of equal radius, one passing through each axis, that is, the intersection of four "hypercylinders" of equal radius, where a 4-dimensional hypercylinder is a Cartesian product of a 2-sphere 3-ball* with an axis. I got a rough idea of what the boundary graph must look like by taking 3-dimensional slices, i.e., plotting the intersection of the implicits in 3-d for w=1, w=0.9, ..., w=-1. (actually plotted max(eq1,eq2,eq3,eq4)≤1 which is equivalent, kekekek)

Here's a plot of it in 3d achieved through rough stereographic projection, where the infinitely-extending edges are connected to a single point at infinity (four of the six said lines lie in z=0 and thus appear as one big line through the middle, here's the graph so you can rotate them out of z=0, it's kinda laggy so be careful if you're on a phone):

[mlpmoviemerch]

New My Little Pony Air Pop True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

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Details below:

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EQ3 Sound: With just a few taps via touch sensors, you can choose your sound preference: JLab Signature, Balanced and Bass Boost modes – without an app. 

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Inspired by My Little Pony

[2winkspice]

My Destruction Only Account - 4.5

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Before 1.3 comes out, I'll give you a quick update on the state of the account, yeah? Yeah.

Destruction Only is up to date on all current Trailblaze quests. The Account has ascended to EQ3, meaning we now have access to Gold relics, but at kinda shitty drop rates. I don't know how long the account will loiter around here.

The only major update to the account is that, thanks to the MVP of the account, Hook, we've cleared SU6-1!

As for the upcoming Destruction character, Dan Heng Imbibitor Lunae, we have 85 tickets saved up for him. However, we still have to win the 50/50, so I'm keeping my fingers super duper crossed.

Now, let's talk about Builds, shall we?

First up, since she's been performing better than I thought she would, let's start with Hook.

Hook is sporting a 36/76 Crit ratio with 2100 ATK

Arlan has 21/118 Crit ratio with 2100 ATK

Blade is rocking 45/102 with 5000 HP (and he still has that 3* Crit chest piece....)

And the big man himself, Nanook, has 48/89 with 1700 ATK. His ATK is much lower because unlike Arlan and Hook, he has SPD boots because he ends up acting as the SP Generator sometimes.

In about a day the servers will go down, and after that this account will try to bring home Cold Dragon Young.

[mischievousblade]

More EQ3 comments

about things to come. or not.

[crislorencreative]

Guitar and Bass DI Shootout notes!

Put this together to shootout Direct Input options for recording guitar and bass, as well as get better with my critical listening while getting  acquainted with my new interface. I might be making mountains out of molehills, I might be making strides in my audio engineering and songwriting journey- either way I have way too much time on my hands.

Hardware;

RME Babyface Pro FS Audio Interface

Radial Stereo PROD2 Direct Input Box

JHS Pedals Buffered Splitter V1 Signal Splitter Pedal

Land Devices PRE Guitar Preamp Pedal

TECH 21 SANSAMP Bass Driver DI Bass Preamp Pedal

Mogami GOLD Guitar Cable

Lava Cables Solderless Patch Cables

Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar with stock pickups

Fender Jazz Bass with Seymour Duncan “Quarter Pounder” pickups

Guitar Center retail store picks (lol)

Software;

Logic Pro X digital audio workstation

Logic Pro X stock Limiter (+3dB on Master Bus)

Drums-

Native Instruments KONTAKT virtual instrument host

RoomSound Jay Maas drum library

Bass/Guitar-

FabFilter EQ3 equalizer plugin

STL Tones Howard Benson guitar and bass amp simulator (w/CLA Expansion)

Logic Pro X stock Compressor plugin

Logic Pro X stock Single-Band EQ plugin

I aimed to make a simple verse at 150 tempo in D minor with a low down bass pattern, mute-canceling strumming rhythm guitar part, and bouncing lead guitar melody in my arrangement at the end which these sections and parts cumulate to at the end of this demonstration. I imagine it as a lead into a driving chorus where a future vocal line can begin to wail out after a chilled-out verse- as my inspirations in songwriting originate from Nirvana and independent bands of the modern day. Using the STL Tones Howard Benson Plugin, I sought out a lightly driven Ampeg style amp for the bass tone, a Tubescreamer-fronted Vox AC30 style amp for rhythm guitars, and a pushed Fender Tweed style amp for the lead guitars. Only modifications were using the plugins’ internal reverb and delay sparingly, and added the aforementioned Single-Band EQ plugin for a subtle high shelf on the Lead Guitar.That’s it- no parallel processing, aux sends, or anything funny with the mixing. Nothing too fun until I can determine which method to record my Direct Input Guitars.

Audio Timeline - Total Length 3:44

Three routing methods described as;

RME Direct Input - RME DI

Radial DI Box into RME XLR Input - DI box

Preamp into RME 1/4th” Input (Sansamp for Bass, Land Devices PRE for Guitars) - PRE

Section 1 - 8 Bars testing 

Three 8 bar instances of the riff, with 3 stages of testing (with drums, no drums, no plugins) - 0:06-2:04

Part I

Drums, Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars - 0:06-0:44

RME DI - 0:06

DI box - 0:19

PRE - 0:33

Part II

Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars(w/EQ+Amp Sim) - 0:44-1:26

RME DI - 0:48

DI box - 1:00

PRE - 1:13

Part III

Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars(No Plugins) - 1:26-2:04

RME DI - 1:26

DI box - 1:39

PRE - 1:52

Section 2 - 4 Bar testing

4 bars of each DI, followed by 4 bars with added EQ and Amp Simulation - 2:04-2:24

Bass (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:04

DI box - 2:11

PRE - 2:17

Rhythm Guitar (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:24

DI box - 2:30

PRE - 2:36

Lead Guitar (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:43

DI box - 2:49

PRE - 2:56

Section 3 - Which did I prefer? 35 Second Demo 3:05-end

Now, time for my favorite. I’d like you to guess which one my favorite is of the three routing methods with a 35ish second arrangement I made for this test. I used the same DI method for Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars in this final example. I thought it sounded nice for what it was while not going deep into processing to keep the integrity of direct signals and keeping this test close to its roots, how a DIY musician approaches songwriting at the first step- plugging in and playing your instrument with minimal nor no outboard processing, other than maybe your favorite preamp pedal.

[shibuyaseoul]

Misia - つつみ込むように・・・(DAVE "EQ3" DUB MIX) genre: rnb / language: japanese / release date: 1998.06.24

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