New (to me) cool things
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drwexA couple of URLs of note, if you're me.
https://edmtracklist.com - like it says on the cover, it's a site that does (timestamped!) tracklists of EDM sets. I often have the devil's own time pulling out favorite tracks for sets that I blog and most of what I'm listening to is sets these days so having a site that can help me figure out what I'm listening to is gold. Sometimes the Soundcloud posting will have a list, but rarely with timestamps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPwJ0obJya0&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtM6jSpzb5gMNsx9kdmqBfmY - Crash Course: Media Literacy. I would not have paid attention to this if it wasn't hosted by Jay Smooth who I think is awesome. Mostly I follow and Patreon him for his social insight and commentary short videos, which I love and which help me think more clearly about things. This series is also good for its content, which should be mandatory for anyone who's actually aware today, and for his performance.
I'm currently working on educational videos for my day job and reading scripts is hard. Smooth manages to speak rapidly and yet articulate clearly all the time and they don't dumb down the dialog. The language is understandable, but not simplistic. This is an incredibly hard trick to pull off and I'm loving listening to his narration of the episodes.
https://edmtracklist.com - like it says on the cover, it's a site that does (timestamped!) tracklists of EDM sets. I often have the devil's own time pulling out favorite tracks for sets that I blog and most of what I'm listening to is sets these days so having a site that can help me figure out what I'm listening to is gold. Sometimes the Soundcloud posting will have a list, but rarely with timestamps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPwJ0obJya0&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtM6jSpzb5gMNsx9kdmqBfmY - Crash Course: Media Literacy. I would not have paid attention to this if it wasn't hosted by Jay Smooth who I think is awesome. Mostly I follow and Patreon him for his social insight and commentary short videos, which I love and which help me think more clearly about things. This series is also good for its content, which should be mandatory for anyone who's actually aware today, and for his performance.
I'm currently working on educational videos for my day job and reading scripts is hard. Smooth manages to speak rapidly and yet articulate clearly all the time and they don't dumb down the dialog. The language is understandable, but not simplistic. This is an incredibly hard trick to pull off and I'm loving listening to his narration of the episodes.
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Date: 2018-05-25 01:56 pm (UTC)