Calvin Harris managed to find a way to distill the sounds of summer into a near-perfect spirit on his fifth effort, Funk Wav Bounces, Vol. 1. Assembling an all-star roster of performers for an economic ten-track burst that doesn't overstay its welcome, the Scotsman made a surprising turn away from the EDM anthems that defined much of his output for the bulk of a decade. Much like Daft Punk's throwback Random Access Memories, Bounces is a satisfying dose of futuristic nostalgia performed mostly on live instruments by Harris. Joining him are nearly two-dozen high-profile guests from the worlds of rap, R&B, and pop, joining forces on team efforts that sound like the soundtrack to the coolest beach party to which you weren't famous enough to be invited. ScHoolboy Q, PartyNextDoor, and the ever-endearing D.R.A.M. unite for the elastic "Cash Out," while Snoop Dogg, John Legend, and Migos' Takeoff smooth things out on the sexy "Holiday." Future and Khalid collide on the gorgeous "Rollin," and Kehlani shines with Lil Yachty on "Faking It." Ariana Grande steals the show on the effervescent "Heatstroke," despite Pharrell Williams and Young Thug's best efforts. Williams returns with Katy Perry and Big Sean for "Feels," an island getaway that transports listeners on its funky groove. Above all stands the indomitable "Slide," an instant classic featuring Frank Ocean and two-thirds of Migos, with Offset outshining Quavo by a margin. Even less immediate contributions by Travis Scott and A-Trak ("Prayers Up"), Nicki Minaj ("Skrt on Me"), and Jessie Reyez ("Hard to Love") keep the festivities afloat. Funk Wav Bounces impresses not just with the marquee names, but with how effortless, communal, and fun Harris makes it all feel.
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Zithergeist comes with an arpeggiator, a string editor, a sound effects editor and a convolution reverb with hundreds of impulse responses (IRs) to further colour and sculpt the sound: with dozens of presets for each instrument, you can take instant inspiration and make your own presets on the fly.
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The Foley Essentials sound effects library features over 90 lifelike recordings of everyday actions from Academy Award-winning sound artists Mark Mangini and Richard L. Anderson. Craft your scenes with common Foley recordings like footsteps, cloth rustle, body grabs, and dozens of props to bring your everyday scenes to life.
Speech recognition has its roots in research done at Bell Labs in the early 1950s. Early systems were limited to a single speaker and had limited vocabularies of about a dozen words. Modern speech recognition systems have come a long way since their ancient counterparts. They can recognize speech from multiple speakers and have enormous vocabularies in numerous languages.
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If you're like most people, you probably can't stand the sound of fingernails scraping across a blackboard. You're probably cringing just thinking about it. This ear-piercing noise is so universally disliked, perhaps it's no surprise that dozens of scientists have researched why it evokes such a visceral reaction.
What is the English language? Is it Anglo-Saxon? It is tempting to think so, in part because the definition simplifies a linguistic history that defies linear summary. Over the course of 1000 years, the language came together from extensive contact with Anglo-Norman, a dialect of French; then became heavily Latinized and full of Greek roots and endings; then absorbed words from Arabic, Spanish, and dozens of other languages, and with them, arguably, absorbed concepts and pictures of the world that cannot be separated from the language itself.
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