The indigenous benefited from the freshwater lake, and call it "Pa'ashi". Politicians declared this land "public", and made the land available for private ownership to anyone who could drain it. Lake Tulare, as it is now named, became privately owned land. It made a return in 2023, and as we head into Summer, it appears that its levels will rise more. This post was inspired by this u-tub short.

EDIT: After posting this, I noticed the rules in the sidebar that indicate this is a "community for sharing music-related news..." I'll be happy to remove this post if it's a problem.

Meta just released Threads, a Twitter clone that is promised to be compatible with ActivityPub in the future. You sign up with your Instagram account and have the option of bringing in the people you follow there, even if they haven't a Threads account yet.

Anyone else use Sitala or have any experience with the new version?

iZotope, Brainworx, and Plugin Alliance are becoming part of Native Instruments.

Not super excited about these news:

Moog Music will remain in Asheville, NC, and our team will continue to design and build our instruments here inside the Moog factory. As part of the transition, Moog Music is no longer employee owned. All past and present employees who have participated in the Moog Music Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) since it was implemented in 2015 will receive a payout.

And here's what Roger Linn has to say about the CEO of InMusic:

https://youtu.be/jdMRxUC77RQ

cross-posted from: https://waveform.social/post/165

I've been helping out eclipxe with the development of a M4L device that adds a song mode to Ableton Push (inside the session view).

I just test a beta version and it is looking great! Can't wait for it to be released so you can enjoy it for yourself.