Question for UK Tickling

[hymer]

I think you and the word "happy" do not often occur in the same sentence. Have you thought of posting positive comments to the clips you like instead of bashing the ones don't? It seems you and the word "therapy" should be meeting soon.

I don't know quite why the word therapy has entered into the theme. happy person. have you seen the useless sychophantic comments that are habitually put on tmf? this is the reason why these guys are so touchy about the slightest criticism of their movies.

 

[hymer]

No, but your comments are meant to be insulting and I always dislike unnecessary rudeness. I find it offensive when I see other producers getting slammed in similar ways...you seem to make a mission of it.



I can imagine

turtleboy. please change the direction of modern tickling movies. you disappoint me so much. goodbye

 

[hymer]

Where's the fun in that? To be honest, at least hymer is utterly consistent and as such I am now certain there is no point at all in engaging with them.

silly superior "t"ool. At least i am consistent about the theme . And you people harp on about honest open debate. what nonsense!

 

[Paultickler]

is an audio trouble, every amplifier has a top and when you pass it the wave cut a part of itself.

 

[Paultickler]

I guess you use ribbon microphones, but in that case, is a distortion on our sound system, not the mic itself.

 

[Paultickler]

The piezolectric mics, in the other hand has very high sensibility, but more noise.

 

[Paultickler]

(i think this post was about audio isn't?)

 

[Paultickler]

I think your chiks rocks turtleboy I love them!

 

[boxleitnerb]

You know there is an edit function, right?

 

[turtleboy]

You know there is an edit function, right?

No, if the audio is distorted at source (by a particularly loud scream for example) there is no edit function that will truly recover it and make it clean again - this is a fundamental of sound recording/production I'm afraid.

 

[turtleboy]

I think your chiks rocks turtleboy I love them!

Thanks Paul! 🙂

 

[boxleitnerb]

No, if the audio is distorted at source (by a particularly loud scream for example) there is no edit function that will truly recover it and make it clean again - this is a fundamental of sound recording/production I'm afraid.

I meant the guy doing 5 consecutive posts in a row 😉

 

[turtleboy]

I meant the guy doing 5 consecutive posts in a row 😉

Aha, my mistake sorry! 🙂