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If you have to ask...

Looper should go last

Analog emulations from front to back. You're not consciously saturating, but every stage adds some character. Sort of like toasting a marshmallow. You expose it to the heat little by little, and eventually that nice color develops, and everything gets all gooey and nice.

I treat my DAW like an analog studio, but with way more flexibility. There's an analog version of almost anything you'd need to reach for in a mix. Some of them are more colorful than others, so you pick your moments. Also, recording sounds that already have a ton of character, like a guitar amp, or an analog synth, even with a totally clean recording, you're getting a ton of mojo from the instrument itself.

While recording, I use UAD preamp emulators like the Neve 1073, and gentle compression from an LA-2A, CL 1B, or Fairchild emulation. For general tone shaping, I'll use Pultec EQs, or for a ton of color, something like the Soundtoys Sie-Q. I'll often use a tape machine at the end of a chain.

Analog emulated reverbs like plates from Soundtoys, or UAD's Capitol Chambers, and delays like Echo Boy can have a ton of character as well. Even early digital gear has its own unique sound, like emulations of a Lexicon 224 or Soundtoys Primal Tap.

Stack enough of those elements, and it really adds up.

I think the paradox is a red herring. If we assume one answer is correct, then there are three distinct values with equal likelihood of being correct, 1/3 each. Choosing randomly, your likelihood of choosing "50%" is 1/4, likelihood of choosing "60%" is 1/4, and your likelihood of choosing "25%" is 1/2. The answer is given by multiplying your chance of picking each value by its chance of being correct, and adding them, like this:

1/3 x 1/4 + 1/3 x 1/4 + 1/3 x 1/2 = 1/3

If this is true, 33% is NOT one of the choices. So no answer is correct, meaning the likelihood of choosing the correct answer is 0%, which luckily does not present a paradox, since 0% is not an option.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this makes sense

Inflation encourages investment. If inflation were 0%, there would be no consequence to hoarding cash. With inflation, cash is slowly losing value, so there is an incentive to put that money to work elsewhere in the economy where it can earn a return that will outpace inflation. This encourages investment, and keeps money circulating, which is good for economic growth.

Is it heavy?

Tuner should be at the end of the chain

Start by taking a picture and seeking validation from Internet strangers!

They don't have to ask

Depends on the scale length

Btw 35 and 51

Kick in the right channel, bass in the left. Works every time

Gotham recommends C5 in this position to immediately undermine white's center and split the pawns. From "How To Win At Chess"

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What you're ignoring is the petroleation cycle during which dinosaurs are broken down into potent and valuable fossil fuels. It's a long game, but we're just at the beginning of realizing btc's true value

Subzero Rogue Bass VI

I like running the deco sideways. Adds a bit to the tone imo. More of a horizontal tape sound