Bring your livestreams to life. Introducing Studio Layouts. Full control to create pro-level livestreams. Switch from grid to full screen to split screen, pin speakers (with easy keyboard shortcuts), and drag and drop tiles to change up the order. Create streams that are just as fun to play around with as they are to watch.
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Bring Your Livestreams to Life with Riverside.fm Studio Layouts 🎥 Take complete control and create live streams that look as professional as they feel engaging. With Studio Layouts, you can: ➡️ Switch seamlessly between grid, full-screen, and split-screen views. ➡️ Pin speakers with simple keyboard shortcuts. ➡️ Drag and drop tiles to customize the layout on the fly. Because your streams should be as fun to create as they are to watch. #LivestreamingMadeEasy #ContentCreationTools #ProLevelStreaming #StudioLayouts #RiversideFeatures
Bring your livestreams to life. Introducing Studio Layouts. Full control to create pro-level livestreams. Switch from grid to full screen to split screen, pin speakers (with easy keyboard shortcuts), and drag and drop tiles to change up the order. Create streams that are just as fun to play around with as they are to watch.
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Master in FL Studio with only stock plug-ins. First I use a Multi-Band Compressor to equalize more or less the impact of each low, mid and high frequencies and lower the main out to -6db or less Second, I use my first Patcher with EQ to remove all frequencies below 23hz to avoid mud. Then, the EQ goes into a Soft Clipper to apply a gentle compressor. This finally goes into the Limiter to control saturation. I lower the ceiling to a bit below the peaks and adjust the saturation knob in that zone After, I use a second Patcher with the Mid-Side EQ preset in order to put all frequencies below 150hz to be played in mono After the second Patcher, I simply use another EQ to adjust a bit the details I find that need a small tweak on the overall track After I use a Limiter in compression mode to glue and compress the overall result and avoid undesired peaks on the track Last, the Maximus which is a very important final tool. As you can see, I turn the compression for each frequency off, I use it to control the stereo/mono of each one. I put the lows in complete mono and as for mids and highs I adjust the stereo manually until I like the result (you need to solo the track). Then for the master, I adjust the threshold to -0% (the zone needs to be highlighted in red), ceiling at -0.1db and pump the Post all the way up until it peaks at 0db so you have a nice clean and loud track... #tipsandtricks #CC
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What is the main difference between useEffect and useLayoutEffect? 👍 useEffect runs after the browser has painted, useLayoutEffect before. 👏 useLayoutEffect is only for measuring layout, useEffect for other side effects. ❤️ useEffect is asynchronous, useLayoutEffect is synchronous. 💡 useEffect is for server-side rendering, useLayoutEffect is not. #ReactEffects #HookDifferences
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Studio Hyperlink by Studio Hyperlink using Neue Haas Grotesk by Linotype and Times Dot. → https://lnkd.in/ecKSCKkR #maxibestof #website #inspiration #fontinspiration #webdesign #webdesigninspiration
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🌟 Coming Soon: New Customizable Control Surface Preset for FMOD Studio on MetaGrid Pro 1.5.4! 🌟 We are excited to announce that our latest preset for MetaGrid Pro, tailored for FMOD Studio users, will soon be available in the upcoming release of MetaGrid Pro 1.5.4. Before the official release, we’re offering an exclusive preview to all MetaGrid Pro Premium users! 🎚️🎧 Key Features: Curated Commands: Gain quick access to the most frequently used commands, strategically selected to streamline your sound design process. Visually Appealing Layout: Engage with an interface that is not only functional but also intuitive and pleasing to the eye. Fully Customizable: Modify every component of your control surface to align perfectly with your project needs, offering unmatched flexibility. This preset is designed to enhance your efficiency in FMOD Studio, smoothing out your workflow for a better creative experience. 🔗 Discover how this new preset can transform your FMOD Studio usage by downloading it from our user forum: https://lnkd.in/dxF3Qrtg
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📽 Prototype daily video #10 of a turn-based decision-making simulator, set on a grid (50 seconds). Time for another designer tool: A colour picker for the grid movement tokens. This is a UE5 Editor Utility Widget that allows a designer to demo different colours of tiles in the game while it's running. The different colours are achieved by assigning the tile to a layer of the custom depth stencil buffer, which runs from 0-255. When the custom depth stencil buffer is turned on, that part of the screen is effectively rendered transparent, exposing a colour behind it. The closest colour match between the colour chosen and the transparent layers of the stencil buffer is found by converting the colour into a hue, which also conveniently use a 0-255 scale. The glow effect is achieved with a post process volume which contains a bloom effect, and the post process material has an emissive factor variable that can be increased or decreased to make it more or less pronounced. There are 4 separate colours that can be set: 1: Mouseover. 2: Single click. 3: Double click. 4: Pathfinding illumination.
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📝 Onshape revolutionizes top-down design with its multi-part Part Studios, enabling you to create geometrically linked parts that update seamlessly together. Experience the advantages of In-Context Design, allowing you to reference assembly snapshots without the concern of errors. Utilize master sketches to maintain consistency across projects and take advantage of Global Variables for effortless updates. Combining these powerful tools allows your team to enjoy unparalleled flexibility and control throughout the design process. Check out the highlighted model to see Onshape's top-down design tools in action 👉 http://onshp.co/lh
