@SimonAndréForsberg I can also just embed objects in a json object, right?
public class PingEvent {
@JsonProperty
private String zen;
@JsonProperty
private Hook hook;
@JsonProperty("hook_id")
private long hookId;
public String getZen() {
return zen;
}
public Hook getHook() {
return hook;
}
public long getHookId() {
return hookId;
}
}
@SimonAndréForsberg I'm not sure what you are asking... from the looks of it, the nameserver change I queued a bit ago is completed... not sure where to go from here (I suck at this web server stuff, can you tell?)
I was thinking UX... like "I am making an application that needs to display GMT time to the user, but not sure if it would be best to factor in DST or not. Any recommendation one way or another?"
@SimonAndréForsberg if the names for zones weren't so localized, I could use for example EDT when it's daylight savings time and EST when it's not, and people in the US would know what I mean. Problem is, internationally EST is ambiguous... here it's GMT-5, but Australia has an EST that's UTC+10.
maybe GMT-5 on DST could be written like GMT-5+1 ... yuck
It seems like the musician was either nervous or overly excited (both of which could be due to inexperience recording in a studio) and all notes are slightly ahead of the click track so my quantization is having a rough time
Quantization is where you take a MIDI performance (meaning you record notes, timing & velocity, as opposed to audio) from a musician, and then normalize the timing to its closest value, for example 16th notes, to varying degrees. If I used 100% degree any note that's less than 50 cents of 1/16th would be rounded down to 1/16th, and any 51+ would be rounded up to 2/16th
This illustrates my problem, where you see all of the notes are a bit "early" compared to the grid (the click track), some are early enough where they get quantized down to the pervious mark, making the track sound very sloppy
Yeah. I could apply a commit to move all notes slightly to the right, but noticing inconsistency in how early (and sometimes a bit late) the performance is... it feels dirty
They work with a lot of local "start-up" bands, and most of the time the artist will want us to write music for them based on original records of vocals, guitar etc... This is the first we've been asked to take a performance, and clean it up so it works with the song... bad-approach
get a session musician next time and save me 6-8 hours of work
I'm about halfway through it... need a cigarette and a beer before I torture myself through any more of this.