| Username | sweetdaddyrizz |
| Display Name | SweetDaddyRizz |
| Uploads | 62 |
In 2019, I had a YouTube channel. This was one of the uploads to that channel.
I think I was looking for a good screen recorder app or something, I can't really remember.
Anyways, good luck finding the channel now... It's been deleted for ages, but I kept all the videos and streams downloaded locally so I could get to them.
What The Dog Doin'?
In this recording, I talk about the benefits of a travel router, and go through the specs of the GL.iNet Beryl AX. I explain why it's a nice thing to have and how it's benefited me over the past few weeks.
Yes. This is real. It's for a game called Kingshot.
This is a recording of the online feed from the new 106.3 Fizz-FM radio station in LA. All content played on this station is AI generated. The World is done. It's all downhill from here, officially.
A few minutes in, you'll hear a fade out and a transition to another song. The first few minutes were recorded using my computer's output and the majority of it was recorded directly from the stream's live feed link using ffmpeg. If you hear some Tweesecake noises during the first few minutes, this is why.
To promote the relaunch of the Slice soda brand, a new pop-up format featuring AI generated music about the beverage has launched on 106.3 K292HC Los Angeles fed by 93.9 KLLI-HD2.
The 4 watt translator covers parts of Los Angeles centered over the Koreatown and Mid-Wilshire portions of the city. It had been rebroadcasting Korean “Radio Seoul” 1650 KFOX.
Full Article: https://radioinsight.com/headlines/301469/slice-soda-launches-ai-radio-pop-up-in-los-angeles/
Title says it all
I'm doing you a favor.
IYKYK
Pulled this audio from my local radio station. They do health shows and stuff on the weekends and some of them have horrible quality audio setups. Here's this one, as an example.
Got a new office chair for Christmas. Two days into using it and it's already having issues.
This is a test recording with my Zoom H1essential audio recorder. I don't have the windscreen, an SD card or batteries yet, so this is with the USB mic option.
Forgot about this until a few days ago. Merry Christmas, guys.
Back in August of 2023, I recorded this audio file where I was talking to some friends on TeamTalk while testing out some random 3.5 MM aux mic I found somewhere. It's an absolutely fantastic piece of technology, as you can clearly hear from the astoundingly superior quality of this recording. This recording only has my voice in it, unfortunately. Not sure where the conference file went. Anyways, enjoy your brief trip to hell.
Getting into the Christmas Spirit with ILLEGALS IN MY YARD (ILEGALES EN MI PATIO)
Woooo oops!
Found this on Twitter a few weeks ago.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, it's very important during hot weather that you remember to stay out of the Sunday.
I've never heard anything like this.
Reupload from my NOAA Weather Radio Channel, DFW-EAS
Mister Krabs walked up to a lemonade stand...
I didn't make this, rather unfortunately. All credits go to @GhostehOk on YouTube.
Another rare piano track from the early 70s. This is an instrumental cover of Gordon Lightfoot's If You Could Read My Mind.
This is a sort of rare recording. It can be found on YouTube, but I've never been able to find a version in higher quality than this. I love the song. It's great. Hope you'll enjoy it as much as I do.
This is a really strange remix of the iPhone 6 ringtone called Opening.
It starts with the regular ringtone then turns into this weird rap thing, then becomes a really spacey chill track. This was from 2022 so the quality really isn't great, but I thought I'd post it here just because of how amusing it was to me for some reason.
This man's washing machine did something interesting.
I used to have this same model of washer back before we moved in 2018, but unfortunately I never recorded it.
"Sweet Georgia Brown" is a jazz standard that was composed in 1925 by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard. This song quickly gained popularity and became a significant hit during the Jazz Age. The recording by Ben Bernie and his orchestra is one of the most famous early versions.
This was the free tape that came with every Fisher-Price tape recorder. I had one of these when I was little and I found the tape in an old junk drawer a few months ago.