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24 Jan 2017, 6:22 am

Sorry about any confusion - I was asking Auntblabby about that - should have made it clear by quoting his post.

Anyway, your website is pretty good and I've shared it with our city's local autism page.


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24 Jan 2017, 11:59 am

Just had a look at your new site - it looks really good!! ! Great job!


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25 Jan 2017, 12:48 am

envirozentinel wrote:
Surely they would? It would be fantastic one day to see your name in the end credits of a movie - "sound technician - Auntblabby" Do you know how to improve the sound quality of poor original recordings made when soundtracks were not as hi-tech as they are now?

that is what I do as an advanced avocation. I am not the first, obviously- "remastering" [means going back to the original master recordings and optimizing them in various ways] is a sonic art going back the 1960s. some quasi-miraculous stuff has been done, including rendering of monophonic original masters into genuine multichannel stereo, removal of surface noise and distortion, extension of frequency response. so to answer your question, there are many examples of improved sound quality in modern releases of archival material. :dj:



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25 Jan 2017, 6:23 am

I would really really like if you could make a post specifically on how to tell and explain to different people that you're autistic. How to do it to professionals (doctors, nurses etc), at school (to teachers) or with friends and family to just being able to explain autism in a good way if you have a meltdown and need help or something like that.


If you could make a post on that id be super happy!!


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25 Jan 2017, 7:25 am

my contribution...cool edit pro?


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25 Jan 2017, 2:18 pm

teksla wrote:
I would really really like if you could make a post specifically on how to tell and explain to different people that you're autistic. How to do it to professionals (doctors, nurses etc), at school (to teachers) or with friends and family to just being able to explain autism in a good way if you have a meltdown and need help or something like that.


If you could make a post on that id be super happy!!

Will look into it after completing the illustrations for a free story post :)



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25 Jan 2017, 2:25 pm

mmcool2 wrote:
teksla wrote:
I would really really like if you could make a post specifically on how to tell and explain to different people that you're autistic. How to do it to professionals (doctors, nurses etc), at school (to teachers) or with friends and family to just being able to explain autism in a good way if you have a meltdown and need help or something like that.


If you could make a post on that id be super happy!!

Will look into it after completing the illustrations for a free story post :)

ok thanks


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25 Jan 2017, 2:48 pm

ocean wrote:
my contribution...cool edit pro?

I useta use that until it wouldn't run properly under later versions of windows, so I migrated to AA3.



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03 Mar 2017, 8:24 am

Sorry for taking so long to update, i have been busy with other projects recently but I have updated the design of the website to make it easier to post a wider range of content.

And before I am asked yes the telling someone you have autism article will be written with in the next couple of weeks.

Hope you like the new design :)