Rick

I don't get any complaints, but sometimes I get ghosting. So people actually, especially guests that I invited and said, hey, can I interview you? And they just don't reply. And I don't take it badly. Maybe they googled us and so on. Hmm, did you actually have guests in your podcast?

Habt ihr die immer abgeklärt oder hattet ihr einen Fall und du musst jetzt nicht... Habt ihr genug, dass es anonym sein könnte, wo es nicht ganz so gestimmt hat? Weil ich in der Vorgängersendung hiervon, gab es schon so Fälle, wo ich dann... I thought, oh, who did I invite here?

Habt ihr die immer abgeklärt oder hattet ihr einen Fall und du musst jetzt nicht... Habt ihr genug, dass es anonym sein könnte, wo es nicht ganz so gestimmt hat? Weil ich in der Vorgängersendung hiervon, gab es schon so Fälle, wo ich dann... I thought, oh, who did I invite here?

And it's okay like that. Better like that than when it's published and we'll notice it later. Exactly. Let's hear something from here. Figurative. Yes, that was great. That was really great. And the tracks are all about two minutes long. That is... I also think the album is a bit conceptual, because all tracks are named after years and then in brackets something else.

And it's okay like that. Better like that than when it's published and we'll notice it later. Exactly. Let's hear something from here. Figurative. Yes, that was great. That was really great. And the tracks are all about two minutes long. That is... I also think the album is a bit conceptual, because all tracks are named after years and then in brackets something else.

We just heard 1973 in brackets Glasses. It starts with 1970 and ends with 1985. And I have the hard assumption that Lil Figurative These years were probably born after that. So another interesting look back maybe. Here too, you can read all the lyrics. Cool. This also makes it easier for us at Radio Blau to work, because we have to make sure that nothing is a big challenge for hip-hop.

We just heard 1973 in brackets Glasses. It starts with 1970 and ends with 1985. And I have the hard assumption that Lil Figurative These years were probably born after that. So another interesting look back maybe. Here too, you can read all the lyrics. Cool. This also makes it easier for us at Radio Blau to work, because we have to make sure that nothing is a big challenge for hip-hop.

Nothing violates the statutes of Radio Blau. But in this show it's not a problem, because it's mostly the people we choose here. And people who put this under free decency, then the chance is greater that this is also cool. Sometimes not. We now hear from the same album, so to speak, nine tracks further skipped to 1982 in brackets, Purge.

Nothing violates the statutes of Radio Blau. But in this show it's not a problem, because it's mostly the people we choose here. And people who put this under free decency, then the chance is greater that this is also cool. Sometimes not. We now hear from the same album, so to speak, nine tracks further skipped to 1982 in brackets, Purge.

And back to Phantastische Wissenschaftlichkeit. Hey, almost. I already told you that the software I use here to make the show is all open source, by the way. has just acquired the ability to stop playing after a track. But then you have to remember to press the corresponding button so that it is also the case. And I said, she just acquired the ability. No, three years ago. I noticed it.

And back to Phantastische Wissenschaftlichkeit. Hey, almost. I already told you that the software I use here to make the show is all open source, by the way. has just acquired the ability to stop playing after a track. But then you have to remember to press the corresponding button so that it is also the case. And I said, she just acquired the ability. No, three years ago. I noticed it.

I made the effort today to hack it in, to compile it. And then I saw the code next to it. Stop after the song. Then I looked into the issues of the software on GitHub, where code is published. And I saw the issue that I posted three years ago, where the programmer of this software says, No, I don't think that's something I'll ever implement. I just did it a month later.

I made the effort today to hack it in, to compile it. And then I saw the code next to it. Stop after the song. Then I looked into the issues of the software on GitHub, where code is published. And I saw the issue that I posted three years ago, where the programmer of this software says, No, I don't think that's something I'll ever implement. I just did it a month later.

Hey, thank you anyway that I can use this here. Aqualung is the name of the software. Otherwise, by the way, we might also use time for shoutouts. Ardour, the whole thing runs on Linux. on the jack audio server. Cadence Katja for the plumbing, for the clamping between the programs. And we use the Carve plugin suite so that our voices sound better. Yes, thank you.

Hey, thank you anyway that I can use this here. Aqualung is the name of the software. Otherwise, by the way, we might also use time for shoutouts. Ardour, the whole thing runs on Linux. on the jack audio server. Cadence Katja for the plumbing, for the clamping between the programs. And we use the Carve plugin suite so that our voices sound better. Yes, thank you.

Thank you to all of you who give the software for free, just like the music is also given for free, for free with stars, under a free license, Creative Commons, in this case attribution. And here, in this case, the musician also says very explicitly that it is under this license and reminds us that We should read the copyright license again so that there are no surprises.

Thank you to all of you who give the software for free, just like the music is also given for free, for free with stars, under a free license, Creative Commons, in this case attribution. And here, in this case, the musician also says very explicitly that it is under this license and reminds us that We should read the copyright license again so that there are no surprises.

It's on their Bandcamp page. And the license, Creative Commons attribution, I follow by saying that it's from Le Morte d'Abi, so The Death of Abby. The album is called... 0P2, Op2 maybe. Also from Nashville, by the way. A musician who works a lot with synthesizers. In this case it's a Korg. Korg with presets. Op6. Does that tell you something? You also have a synthesizer, Rick.

It's on their Bandcamp page. And the license, Creative Commons attribution, I follow by saying that it's from Le Morte d'Abi, so The Death of Abby. The album is called... 0P2, Op2 maybe. Also from Nashville, by the way. A musician who works a lot with synthesizers. In this case it's a Korg. Korg with presets. Op6. Does that tell you something? You also have a synthesizer, Rick.

Like the people who collect comics and then leave them in the original packaging or collect toys in the original packaging.