423.9 ppm of CO2 is a chemical imbalance for sure
I doubt this is about "attraction" (quotes because that is too nice a word). Much more likely they want compromising material to gain a political advantage. No less despicable, probably more so.
I love them, but D'addario seriously pissed me off with the AI thing, hence this post.
They'd be my go-to if I lived in the US.
It's gonna take a while to forgive them. If they had their CEO adress the issue in the first week and say they messed up and won't be working with the guy again, they could have saved their reputation. This way they have damaged their brand for a long while.
After having seen it, I wouldn't put too much stock into it. What really matters is how a guitar sounds, and that video didn't have a lot to say about that at all. The part where he played it sounded like camera audio, so not a basis to judge sound on, really. The pickup thing is interesting, but Thomann will just send you a new guitar for any reason if you send it back iirc.
Materials seem like what you'd expect for a 300€ guitar and don't really affect sound anyway. If you're not in Europe, it's a different story with import fees etc and you should probably get something else.
Which video?
In real audio, that would barely be enough for a producer credit
This doesnt explain anything though. Landr mastering doesnt cause time drift, it just applies compression and eq automatically and it definitely doesnt change or insert notes were there werent any previously.
Yes. Either they are incompetent with no control over their models and need to be dismantled or they are in control, malicious and need to be dismantled. Am I missing anything here?
You can actually have a home studio while being a burnt out disappointment
Taken on a Canon EOS 80D with a Tamron 17-50mm on my walk home from Uni at 0:30 am. I was studying, obviously. Any thoughts/advice?
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