The visual equivalent of a low pass filter would be desaturation in blues/violets. I guess the sonic equivalent of blur would probably be a diffuse field…

I’m a sound cat not really a visual one, but since both are waves there are pretty clear correlaries.

I tried sharpening with moderate success at best until i ran across this video (sorry for youtube). The creator does a good job going clearly explaining the process. Now my knives are sharp as hell.

I say keep practicing!

What’s an illegal protest?

Travel bidet. You’re welcome.

Well at least the one on the left does. The one on the right is hard to distinguish through the trees.

Those buildings look like they’re under construction.

Correct

Heck yes. I just popem whole. No waste.

I also eat kiwis like apples, so maybe I’m a freak.

My answer was going to be that there’s probably a nerve there.

Your answer is much better.

That’s 1000 to 3000 mHz!

Glad to learn I’m not the only one blocking UniversalMonk accounts. Its exhausting.

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By “filter”, do you mean an equalizer? A graphic equalizer is actually a series of overlapping filters of a fixed width (1/3 octave, 1/1 octave, etc.). If you apply the same reduction in all bands, you’re likely getting more reduction in the frequency bands in the overlapping regions, which would result in a subjective difference compared to just reducing broadband gain.

Seriously. They legit called their first console Family Computer.

Travel bidet

I’ve made gummies, taffies, cookies, snickers, licorice, and caramels, but brownies are my current vehicle and they’re outstanding.

My grandparents had one of these. My 80 yo grandma typed up Christmas letters on that tiny little screen well into the 1990s.

Wish it was still around. Wonder if it could run doom.

Haha mee too!

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