Do you ever find yourself clicking around in FL Studio, trying to find that thing that does that thing?
Those days are over. I have the perfect thing for you. It’s my FL Studio keyboard shortcut cheat sheet.
If … Read the rest
Blog
-
Revolution808 is Alive!
I’ve finally gone and done it. Revolution808 is live and ready for beta testing, too.
If you’re one of the few old heads who remembers Studiosense and/or Audiofoolz, you’ll already know roughly what’s going to go on there. In … Read the rest
-
Why your AI agents are useless without an audit trail
For the last year or so, we’ve been flooded with AI “assistants” that basically act like slightly glorified search bars.
But the real shift—and where I’ve been spending a lot of my tracking and development time lately—is the move towards … Read the rest
-
A Packet of Pilchard
Something not everyone knows about me is that I mainly produce music under two different aliases. Normally, I go by “Pilchard”, a moniker I’ve been using since about 1998, but occasionally, I go by my own name, “Lee Stacey”.
This … Read the rest
-
Neon is the Colour – or the title at least
I’ve got a new single out. It’s called “Ne” (the chemical symbol for the noble gas, neon). It’s the fourth single in the Elements series.
The Elements series is a collection of tracks inspired by and containing elements of drum … Read the rest
-
Why Enterprise Tech Brands Must Embrace Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)
The way B2B buyers research software and enterprise technology is fundamentally changing. For years, the buyer’s journey started with a Google search and ended with sifting through pages of blue links. Today, decision-makers are increasingly turning to Large Language Models … Read the rest
-
Music explorer
Have you ever wanted to get the lowdown on a particular artist or band without having to go though the faff of looking around hundreds of websites?
Luckily, I have just the thing for you. Using ChatGPT, I’ve created an … Read the rest
-
Censorship in ChatGPT and its potential harm: a personal take
After putting ChatGPT through its paces with a few spicy topics, I noticed something—it often pulled back or refused to fully engage. Naturally, this got me thinking about how censorship works in AI, and whether the good it does outweighs … Read the rest
-
Do crows have morals?
We strut and squawk across the neat lawns of civilisation, our black feathers a stark contrast to the manicured green. We gather in raucous parliaments, cawing pronouncements that only our kind can understand. We are the crows, a ubiquitous presence … Read the rest
-
Linkedin breakfast
It’s Sunday morning and I’m feeling chilled. Time to get up and post something inspirational on Linkedin.
Only joking. I can’t think of anything worse to do. But people do it. So there we have it.… Read the rest