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Review: PreSonus Continues to Evolve with the Release of Studio One 5

Anyone that follows this blog regularly knows what a fan of PreSonus Studio One I am. While the list of VST plug-ins we have reviewed on this site is vast, we always come back to one DAW, Studio One. So why mention other plug-ins when Studio One 5 ships with a vast array of tools? Simply when adding VSTs to...

Guitar Gear Review: Lounsberry Pedals Nigel Touch Overdrive

The pedal not only performed beyond expectations but also beyond Lounsberry Pedals' description of the Nigel Touch Overdrive.

Reverb Foundry’s Tai Chi – Reverb With Grace and Beauty

When I think of Tai Chi, I think of grace and beauty. This VST plugin is aptly named after the martial art technique. From tight rooms to chorused ethereal spaces, Reverb Foundry's Tai Chi is the next generation ensemble of character reverb specializing in luscious chorused reverbs perfect for synth, guitar, electric piano, and vocals. Featuring surgical multi-band reverb editing,...

Spacewar!

This week has a lot of follow up to the entire situation with Activision/Blizzard, and also a lot of news items that weren't a part of the official news feed. In addition, this week's Gaming Flashback is recognized as the first computer game, Spacewar! The news feed includes: Microsoft is watching Activision/Blizzard to ensure 'the right people' are in charge when it...

Live Games Service

The crew gets excited about the announcement of The Wolf Among Us 2, although it won't be out for a while, and bemoan the infestation of live service games everywhere these days in videogames. The news includes: PlatinumGames pivoting to live service games Rockstar announces Grand Theft Auto 6 in a tweet Tim Schafer doesn't want Psychonauts or any other Double Fine game turned into a movie Let us...

Sony Buys Bungie

This week, Sony responds to Microsoft's nearly $69B purchase of Activision/Blizzard by buying Bungie for $4B. The guys cover Sony's State of Play 2022, which turned out to be entirely about Gran Turismo 6. The other news this week includes: Sony wants to help Bungie turn its franchises into movies Sony's State of Play 2022 MLB: The Show 22 is coming to...

Activision Aftermath

This week, the crew discusses all of the news surrounding Activision/Blizzard after its purchase by Microsoft, and the consensus is that Bobby Kotick is still a slime. Other news includes: Kotick meeting leaves staffers worried Blizzard is making a survival game EA making 3 new Star Wars games Crysis 4 announced Let us know what you think on the TD Gaming Podcast Facebook page here. Jonah...

The Gryphon AX Router Provides Blazing Speeds and Incredible Security

Anyone who follows this blog knows what a home automation and gadget freak I am. The massive amount of IoT devices in this house need a fast internet connection to perform as expected. The more significant task is the management of all of these devices. I turned to the Gryphon AX router to increase my network speed and help me...

Guitar Gear Spotlight: Two Notes Audio Engineering

Two Notes Audio Engineering is a forward-thinking company focused on solving some of the most frustrating challenges home and live musicians face. I can not count the times I have had a live soundman or a club owner tell me to turn down my amp. Forcing me to struggle through the gig with a tone I feel is sub-optimal. Another...

Guitar Gear Spotlight: Lounsberry Pedals

We recently got the opportunity to sit down with Greg Lounsberry, founder, and owner of Lounsberry Pedals. As you listen to Greg it is apparent the voice of his pedals is truly his voice. Greg's passion for technology and music is poured into every pedal that crosses a bench at Lounsberry Pedals as a musician and an engineer. Here is...

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No, Seriously, Sexism in Video Games

In my last post, I made a point of ridiculing the notion that a lack of female protagonists means that developers are sexists. Essentially,...

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