Recent comments:
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.78.x) on October 31 2025, 6:59am in 7895:
Why not CMake?
- Posted by justyo (31.37.8.x) on October 30 2025, 11:01am in 7899:
It's a smear campaign agains reaper by some jealous "big players" of the DAW industry :D. Just kiddin
- Posted by cats (221.215.214.x) on October 28 2025, 5:57pm in 7898:
@Ian the The.Hello. Sorry, I want to keep this secret, so I'm really sorry.
- Posted by cats (221.215.214.x) on October 28 2025, 5:55pm in 7898:
@Ian the The
- Posted by cats (221.215.214.x) on October 28 2025, 5:51pm in 7898:
Thank you. What you said makes perfect sense. I get angry every time because I clearly know what they say is not true. I think I should learn to make peace with myself. From now on, I will no longer engage in such controversial topics. Thank you. You are one of the programmers I respect most. Thank you.
- Posted by Ian the The (165.225.94.x) on October 28 2025, 1:22pm in 7898:
Cats, may I ask what your area is?
- Posted by Justin on October 28 2025, 12:34pm in 7896:
Purely the fun/enjoyment/overall good feelings! I think future-health wise it might not have mattered (unlike flossing teeth lol)
- Posted by helgoboss (93.202.141.x) on October 28 2025, 9:42am in 7896:
That wish to get into trail running earlier ... is it mainly because it would have been beneficial for future health, or more because it's a lot of fun and would have led to more meaningful 20s?
- Posted by Justin on October 24 2025, 3:08pm in 7887:
send me an email
- Posted by Diego (62.174.193.x) on October 23 2025, 5:52pm in 7887:
Hi there Justin. I have created this infographic forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=304139(based on pages 121-122 of the manual) and I would like to kindly ask you a few doubts: 1) "Item Pitch envelope" and "Master Trim Volume" don´t appear in the chart, so, where would they be positioned? 2) The manual explains why the "Track Mute Button" appears 2 times in Track, but says nothing about why it also appears on Media Item, at the very beginning. Is this right, I guess? Many thanks for your help.
- Posted by Parametric (102.176.65.x) on October 23 2025, 3:26pm in 7887:
The tearing has stopped, could have been something wrong on my system. Everything is all good. Alright, will send you a copy of the plugin when I'm done. Thanks!
- Posted by Justin on October 23 2025, 1:51pm in 7887:
dunno, sorry -- it's not a continuous curve, it's the same shape repeating, shrug
- Posted by parametric (102.176.65.x) on October 22 2025, 8:53pm in 7887:
Oh thanks so much. It's working. It has also been drawn perfectly at the @gfx. The only issue I'm noticing with it is that when it's beeing drawn/shown at the gfx it's lines has some random tearing or shaking occasionally, but i guess it is doing a lot to make the curve possible. Also, what's the standard name for this shape? Is it Cubic-curve or what? I searched online for Parametric and didn't find it, so why you named it Parametric if you don't mind? Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.
- Posted by local() (197.251.240.x) on October 18 2025, 12:37am in 7882:
Okay, thank you for the clarification.
- Posted by Justin on October 17 2025, 11:08pm in 7882:
parameters are the ones that are passed in by the caller. those are always local. if you want a temporary variable that is not at the global scope, then you use local() for that. so for example function foo(a,b) local(c) ( c = a*b; c+4 ) accesses no global variables.
- Posted by local() (197.251.240.x) on October 17 2025, 7:43pm in 7882:
Yes, the ones in the bracket () after function name is what I was asking about. I assumed parameters of a function = the variables.
- Posted by Mespotine (37.4.251.x) on October 17 2025, 4:00pm in 7883:
Thnx :)
- Posted by Mespotine (37.4.251.x) on October 17 2025, 2:18pm in 7882:
Or in short: the ones in the () after the functionname are local by default. Any additional variable is global unless you make them local. Is the same in Lua, probably other languages too.
- Posted by Justin on October 17 2025, 1:13pm in 7879:
if you have a few URLs that you'd like me to make work, I might be able to do that, let me know.
- Posted by Justin on October 17 2025, 1:13pm in 7882:
The variables are global by default! the documentation you quoted says "the parameters for functions are private" .. this means parameters, not variables! you are misreading the docs.
- Posted by local() (154.161.159.x) on October 16 2025, 8:40pm in 7882:
To clarify my question more. Assuming I already have 10 variables inside a function. All these 10 variables are private to the function and won't interfere with global variables. But then I wanted to now add 10 more variables to the function. Since variables are private to fu actions, can't I just go straight ahead and add those 10 variables to the function directly. When then should I should local( inside the function to add more private variables when every variables I will add is already private.
- Posted by local() (154.161.183.x) on October 16 2025, 8:29pm in 7882:
I saw this in jsfx manual, I mean if the function's variables are already private to the finction, what's the use of the local() when every variable in the function is already private to the function. "Note that the parameters for functions are private to the function, and will not affect global variables. If you need more private variables for a function, you can declare additional variables using a local() "
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.78.x) on October 16 2025, 5:16am in 7879:
I used to link it in the forum occassionally. Damn LLM scrapers.
- Posted by Ian the The (193.5.233.x) on October 15 2025, 5:55pm in 7876:
very nice!
- Posted by dom64 (82.132.214.x) on October 15 2025, 1:10am in 7878:
Also this is similar, made by a fellow Reaper forum member - birdsthings.com/system-audio-bridge
- Posted by Navelpluisje (62.45.86.x) on October 13 2025, 9:10pm in 7875:
Thanx, that did it
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.78.x) on October 12 2025, 2:33am in 7874:
Correct answer haha.
- Posted by Gagarin (99.70.237.x) on October 12 2025, 1:51am in 7872:
Man, I'm not. (For better or worse!)
- Posted by deee (49.228.209.x) on October 9 2025, 3:54pm in 7867:
Forever feels like a stretch, no? 😆
- Posted by erma (191.103.86.x) on October 7 2025, 5:47am in 7748:
If an atheist businessman is selling a product to the general public and wants to be serious about it, then they'd know that alienating religious people would be bad for business. Who do you think the largest producer of Bibles is? Regardless of original intent, whether or not the change from JesuSonic to JSFX had anything to do with the name of Jesus, it was still a smart change. JSFX could stand for Justin's Super FX if I hadn't been aware of the origins of the name.
- Posted by Justin on October 6 2025, 2:16am in 7863:
yeah it's to give a little bit of accountability/transparency
- Posted by ?????? (197.251.240.x) on October 5 2025, 8:19pm in 7863:
Can’t that information be made visible to you only? Or is it being displayed to allow other users to notice patterns or connections between posts?
- Posted by Chris (77.23.250.x) on October 5 2025, 12:02pm in 7862:
Still get my head around it. But ootb it feels more natural and intuitive to deal with the data than manipulating text as with usual shells.
- Posted by Justin on October 3 2025, 4:02pm in 7860:
Yeah for discovery of information I do see the value. Though searching with a non-enshittified search engine like Kagi helps. It really is an indication of how poor documentation is. Having said that, one experience I had was asking chatgpt how to do something, it giving an answer that almost worked (tweaked it to get it to work), then ask chatgpt where to look for the relevant docs. Then it gave fake links which looked perfect but had no content. Sigh.
- Posted by Will (99.100.219.x) on October 3 2025, 2:43pm in 7860:
Is there any real virtue in groveling through docs vs. asking chatGPT and getting a technical answer significantly faster? That's been the biggest life improvement, for me. I still write all the code. It's like search on steroids.
- Posted by Justin on September 29 2025, 6:48pm in 7858:
it's just a hint, the window will do its own sizing and ideally you should render to whatever it gives you :)
- Posted by Question (102.176.65.x) on September 29 2025, 6:42pm in 7858:
Pls what are they?
- Posted by Josh (159.196.85.x) on September 28 2025, 5:22pm in 7839:
If a YouTube video description is "50% off course - link below!", you know what you're in for ;) With that in mind, wouldn't it be better to tell that crowd you worked at AOL, instead of "Winamp" and "ICQ"? Very strange.
- Posted by Bernd KEUL (37.122.205.x) on September 26 2025, 2:41pm in 7845:
My question is : will there be ReaRoute for Mac OS someday ?
- Posted by Bernd Keul (37.122.205.x) on September 26 2025, 2:29pm in 7845:
Ok , at least we can break out the players to aux channels in the Reaper mixer , and control the them there , we did our first Osc control transmission via Soundjack.eu , a multichannel P2P t
- Posted by debug (102.176.65.x) on September 23 2025, 12:16am in 7853:
Wow, working perfectly 👌 Thanks so much!
- Posted by Hello (197.251.240.x) on September 19 2025, 5:39pm in 7849:
Alright, I get it now. Thanks for the info.
- Posted by Justin on September 19 2025, 5:28pm in 7849:
but in general the sinc filter size used by true peak analysis isn't ideal for FX oversampling, too small
- Posted by Justin on September 19 2025, 5:28pm in 7849:
It has a one-way oversampling, but I guess you could implement two-way similarly.
- Posted by Ruchira (175.157.20.x) on September 19 2025, 4:37pm in 7839:
This is new information!
- Posted by Hello (197.251.240.x) on September 19 2025, 4:15pm in 7849:
Oh I see! It just came to my mind that you recently made some updates to the true peak implementation of the LUFS meter which is JSFX, is that true peak implementation not having oversampling?
- Posted by Mespotine (79.216.190.x) on September 17 2025, 3:37pm in 7841:
For small things, post in the Nitpicks-subforum. This is meant for small things like that.
- Posted by longer name (31.37.8.x) on September 17 2025, 2:10pm in 7842:
Does it do the same thing as peak normalization, that is, increasing or lowering by a certain amount of db or does it do something more complicated?
- Posted by Andrey (203.55.81.x) on September 16 2025, 7:59am in 7841:
I won't do it anymore)
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.90.179.x) on September 16 2025, 2:48am in 7838:
also check Linux Mint, it's often said to be the easiest transition coming from Windows world
- Posted by Brk_ (90.167.86.x) on September 15 2025, 9:04pm in 7834:
You should really see what i ve created.. You re the only person i respect in the whole it world... I can t write in here or reaper.. I m the "lawnmower woman", and i ve become "electricity"
- Posted by Justin on September 15 2025, 2:16pm in 7839:
lol such misrepresentation, makes it sound like he was there before AOL acquired us, which is completely untrue. "we were 7 people" uhh no, you weren't there yet, buddy.
- Posted by garmin (149.88.104.x) on September 15 2025, 1:30pm in 7839:
Chamath is one of the posterboys for the modern charlatan with hubris exceeding their luck, there seem to be a lot of them around.
- Posted by Noah (135.180.32.x) on September 15 2025, 2:51am in 7839:
Thanks for your honest reflection! I recently heard him attribute himself in this video and that was new info for me youtu.be/raIUQP71SBU
- Posted by Justin on September 13 2025, 1:21am in 7833:
try it out!
- Posted by Justin on September 13 2025, 1:21am in 7833:
it's compressed, so usually smaller than regular wav, but since you have 20 or 21 significant bits, you get more dynamic range
- Posted by SpoiledHobo (77.179.115.x) on September 12 2025, 11:54pm in 7832:
Great band! :)
- Posted by wavpackcurious (104.28.98.x) on September 12 2025, 10:00pm in 7833:
Interesting, could you please expand a bit on the 21 bit wavpack recording? Is there no difference compared to a regular wav?
- Posted by rano (103.182.107.x) on September 12 2025, 8:11am in 7830:
no, it's not a ridiculous question, have you ever been to foss communities? from what i know, you're only not allowed to talk about reaper here.
- Posted by humanboi (172.225.144.x) on September 12 2025, 7:57am in 7828:
Sorry, sent the last one by mistake. Is the repo in general littered with stuff like this: youtu.be/QZ6rLbu4LQw?si=olW0BXB9GfwKxdYi? :)
- Posted by humanboi (172.225.144.x) on September 12 2025, 7:54am in 7828:
Woah, thanks :)
- Posted by Erin (172.56.177.x) on September 12 2025, 12:43am in 7830:
What a ridiculous question considering how many people use Reaper and the climate of the forum. Leave politics out of it.
- Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on September 11 2025, 7:33pm in 7827:
I think in their own way, they are asking for help. However, that is not your problem. I wondered if it was bot generated, but it seems too random even for that
- Posted by Justin on September 11 2025, 4:29pm in 7826:
ah cool thanks, will check them out!
- Posted by not j*stin (45.93.170.x) on September 11 2025, 8:20am in 7826:
"him" band, formed by Ville Valo in 1991, gothic rock genre. their "razorblade romance (demo)" album is the best.
- Posted by JSFX @gfx (197.251.240.x) on September 8 2025, 5:34pm in 7822:
Yeah, that's workaround I did for one smaller plugin, but for a plugin with huge size, it will mean making overly huge. I would have to result to reopening the plugin to get the correct size. Thanks.
- Posted by JSFX @gfx (197.251.240.x) on September 8 2025, 5:32pm in 7822:
Yeah, that seems to be the workaround I did for one plugin, but for a plugin with huge size, it will mean making overly huge. I will let it be that way and reopen it to get the correct size
- Posted by Justin on September 8 2025, 2:58pm in 7822:
that size is a bit of a hint anyway, tweak it until it behaves the way you want?
- Posted by JSFX @gfx (197.251.240.x) on September 8 2025, 8:59am in 7822:
Pls when you get time, investigate and do something about it for us. So it always take into account the hidden slider on initial load. Thanks.
- Posted by Forums (197.251.240.x) on September 8 2025, 8:57am in 7819:
Is there any recent one that impressed you a little or caught your attention?
- Posted by Sunblister (147.161.164.x) on September 8 2025, 7:34am in 7818:
Yeah, I never came up with good idea, either. I just realized my typo :D. Generally, I'm alright with memers, as they're not corporate.
- Posted by Still (154.161.247.x) on September 7 2025, 7:41pm in 7804:
Could it be because of this, i found this in the JSFX Manual: "The @gfx section gets executed around 30 times a second when the plug-ins GUI is open."
- Posted by @gfx (197.251.240.x) on September 5 2025, 8:13am in 7804:
Pls when you find time, do look into this for me to fish out why it's happening. Thanks
- Posted by Education (135.125.108.x) on September 4 2025, 12:12pm in 7813:
Badass
- Posted by Cakewalkaway (141.94.194.x) on September 2 2025, 6:34am in 7809:
With REAPER, moving to it doesn't mean buying it. And Cakewalk by Bandlab was free, so ...
- Posted by Marek (77.46.82.x) on August 31 2025, 6:21pm in 7810:
I understand, it would be great to come back with this visualization in any way. It would be even better to put the code on your GitHub. I'm waiting!
- Posted by Justin on August 30 2025, 11:33pm in 7809:
oops I mean <3
- Posted by Justin on August 30 2025, 11:33pm in 7809:
- Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on August 30 2025, 9:32pm in 7809:
Ah, OK. On the cakewalk reddit there are a lot of people saying they'll move to Reaper. You get a lot of kudos for a great product and fair pricing!
- Posted by aombk (109.178.168.x) on August 29 2025, 10:40pm in 7803:
Xavier, what do you find wonky about it?
- Posted by dom64 (82.132.214.x) on August 29 2025, 9:53pm in 7808:
ah, it really would be so amazing to have Nullsoft and all under one family.
- Posted by Justin on August 29 2025, 3:24pm in 7786:
the only thing the newer phones have that I covet is the satellite text message support, when out of range... but I would use it so rarely anyway. I also have a Garmin Fenix 5 from 2018 or 2019 which is on its second battery and I have a nice nylon band for it, and it's amazing having it still kicking it.
- Posted by Asking (141.94.110.x) on August 29 2025, 1:04pm in 7806:
Hardly a coincidence because it's only the example which is based on the latest release while the observation was made a while ago. Well, maybe the phenomenon (if it does have basis in reality) is limited to explicit bug reports posted in the BR sub-forum, at least this is what may be tracked and where it may be noticed.
- Posted by Mespotine (185.142.181.x) on August 29 2025, 8:42am in 7806:
In addition to that, making stats from one release's changelog is a too small samplesize. It could be a just a coincidence for this release.
- Posted by Justin on August 29 2025, 12:55am in 7806:
anyway the point was that the stats you gave need a lot more context. also a lot of feedback into updates comes from the high message count users contributing feedback to the pre-release cycle, often which doesn't end up referenced in the changelog because the update is a higher level one
- Posted by Asking (37.59.18.x) on August 28 2025, 9:14pm in 7806:
As far as the number of unaddressed BRs from such users is concerned my assumption is it would be low or 0, because the lower the message count the lower the probability of multiple bug reports from a user, unless all s/he does on the forum is report bugs
- Posted by aombk (109.178.168.x) on August 28 2025, 6:26pm in 7803:
ok! thanks for the feedback! here you go, a special version just for you :) onenightband.net/fortheimmediately...and i will admit, its not bad.
- Posted by Justin on August 28 2025, 3:57pm in 7806:
how many users are there on the forum with single/double digit message count? how many reports by each were unaddressed? lots of factors lol
- Posted by Asking (141.94.171.x) on August 28 2025, 1:52pm in 7806:
Some stats from the latest release: total addressed bug reports as per the change log - 26, BRs from users with single/double digit message count - 10, from users with a few hundred posts, mostly below 200 but all under 500 - 8, the share in the BRs total is 69%
- Posted by Asking (141.94.171.x) on August 28 2025, 1:29pm in 7805:
Thanks, great to know
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on August 28 2025, 7:47am in 7803:
If you want a bit of feedback that rapidly and constantly changing text 'Connect with ...' on the landing page annoys me immediately.
- Posted by Bernd Keul (78.35.154.x) on August 27 2025, 11:29am in 7798:
the seperate outputs (introduced in the 7.40 Reaper update ) are instrumental for this , when we have the video ( VDO Ninja) also in sync with the ninjam audio it will be a performance and entertainment system , haha
- Posted by Xavier (90.5.214.x) on August 27 2025, 8:44am in 7803:
It looks like an IA-generated app, I'm not too surprised that some pieces are wonky :)
- Posted by @gfx (102.176.65.x) on August 27 2025, 12:11am in 7804:
Oh ok, I'm using Windows 10.
- Posted by aombk (109.178.222.x) on August 26 2025, 10:44am in 7803:
also fixed the "Authentication failed: no_code. Please try again." error. thanks!
- Posted by aombk (109.178.222.x) on August 26 2025, 1:24am in 7803:
Yay! fixed the browser generate password thing :)
- Posted by citizenkeith (65.60.211.x) on August 25 2025, 3:00am in 7798:
Love it!
- Posted by Syncing (197.251.240.x) on August 24 2025, 7:06pm in 7800:
Alright, thanks.
- Posted by Justin on August 22 2025, 1:51am in 7790:
not long at all
- Posted by Looool (197.251.240.x) on August 22 2025, 1:46am in 7790:
Lol, glad we’re on the same page. But did it take long to figure it out?
- Posted by Justin on August 22 2025, 12:56am in 7789:
that's the limit, though you have to request it, the default is 32 million slots
- Posted by Enquiry (197.251.240.x) on August 21 2025, 9:59pm in 7789:
Pls, is that the limit or the too much value?
- Posted by bFooz (185.76.8.x) on August 21 2025, 6:07pm in 6266:
I wonder what about bugs. Especially really annoing ones.
- Posted by wasereb4 (80.64.181.x) on August 21 2025, 2:41pm in 7786:
Speaking of *not* upgrading I use a S4 mini currently (running custom ROM Android 12) and hope it lasts forever. Everything that came afterwards feels too clumsy/oversized for me lol.
- Posted by Xavier (176.171.142.x) on August 21 2025, 10:28am in 7786:
Conversely, why upgrade when what you have is enough to you? The push to always have the latest/shiniest version is not what makes life longer :)
- Posted by Robare (104.28.55.x) on August 20 2025, 5:53pm in 7786:
12 mini*
- Posted by Robare (104.28.55.x) on August 20 2025, 5:52pm in 7786:
Pour one out for my iPhone 12 at the bottom of long island sound.
- Posted by _progboii (186.240.189.x) on August 17 2025, 1:46pm in 7781:
HAHAHA! well, that got a genuine laugh from me! Well, I do Believe it's cool and can be really useful for some. But then I am also the kind of person who thinks that nothing I do is "mindblowingly cool" lol. I am polishing it so I am confident enough releasing it to the public... But yeah, I already imagined this would be your answer, but I'm glad anyways!
- Posted by alex (187.213.68.x) on August 11 2025, 3:06am in 7773:
I always though a hipass fadeout automation sounded better than the normal amplitude fades but it takes too long to do it for every item, so I WISH
- Posted by erysdren (72.213.7.x) on August 10 2025, 9:37pm in 7774:
no worries! thank you for relpying :D i dunno if links are allowed, but here's my fork if you're interested: github.com/erysdren/plush
- Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on August 8 2025, 10:13pm in 7773:
Usefully, the Nyquist source for studio fade out is here (lame.buanzo.org/audacity_plugins_h... and is under a GPL 2.0 license
- Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on August 8 2025, 9:15pm in 7773:
I might have a crack at writing a plugin to do it (I've written a few with JUCE). If it seems OK, I'll open source it, and publish something on the Reaper forum
- Posted by Vincent Fliniaux (37.168.29.x) on August 8 2025, 3:21pm in 7773:
Super interesting, I always thought the same about pure amplitude fade outs. It would be very innovative to be able to toggle between amplitude and frequency fades in Reaper 😁
- Posted by Sunblister (77.189.79.x) on August 8 2025, 2:44pm in 7772:
His live streams are mostly ~3h (which is why I linked you a shortened down edit) and even in real-time he doesn't have to look for collabs for long. I think I'll have to come visit NY one day to check myself ;).
- Posted by Mespotine (82.135.127.x) on August 7 2025, 4:29pm in 7768:
Ah, so if I'm getting it right, all binary strings are stored this way. Good to know. I'll check the code you linked, this should help me tons. Thnx.
- Posted by Justin on August 5 2025, 7:15pm in 7768:
This isn't specific to bounce, though, this is a feature of the win32 WritePrivateProfileStruct -- see github.com/justinfrankel/WDL/blob/...e.g.
- Posted by Mespotine (109.104.45.x) on August 5 2025, 12:29pm in 7768:
bouncecfg_sz looks like the length of the unencoded string, right?
- Posted by Mespotine (109.104.45.x) on August 5 2025, 12:16pm in 7768:
Yeah, the ones stored in reaper.ini in bouncecfg and bouncecfg_sz. They have an additional byte at the end, when I decode them from hex to binary.
- Posted by Justin on July 28 2025, 9:58pm in 7763:
sometimes you can get an extra interval in there if the data isn't available in time, I think
- Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.16.x) on July 28 2025, 8:50pm in 7763:
so, why it appears to be that some users are 3 bpi cycles apart then ?
- Posted by Kevin (152.173.69.x) on July 27 2025, 3:18am in 7761:
I remember DIRAC being unusably slow in my computer back then lol
- Posted by Justin on July 26 2025, 11:17pm in 7762:
2.x (or 2.9x)
- Posted by Skinsmania (188.26.214.x) on July 25 2025, 11:44pm in 7762:
Well, among four versions (2.X, 3.0, 5.0 and 5.5), which default skin are you most satisfied with?
- Posted by Mespotine (46.189.28.x) on July 19 2025, 6:33pm in 7752:
As long as there is a way to still link to it. Some answers will be referenced in the forum which we currently do by opening the comments-section.
- Posted by Alexandre Paquette (174.89.214.x) on July 18 2025, 9:47pm in 7753:
Amazing! thanks!
- Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on July 18 2025, 3:55pm in 7752:
Ah yeah, sounds even better, thanks for having a look.
- Posted by Anonymous (54.39.133.x) on July 17 2025, 3:48pm in 7748:
Got it
- Posted by Justin on July 15 2025, 6:43pm in 7748:
can't say I remember exactly, but jesusonic single-instance FX was abbreviated in REAPER as "JS" pretty early on, and that more or less stuck (and FX added to disambiguate from javascript)
- Posted by Anonymous (141.94.171.x) on July 15 2025, 10:30am in 7748:
OK, why the change then? Have you had a change of heart about the name and if so, why? Did the reference to Jesus have anything to do with it?
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.214.x) on July 14 2025, 9:20pm in 7748:
Edit: web.archive.org/web/20200314083836...
- Posted by Dom64 (82.132.214.x) on July 14 2025, 9:20pm in 7748:
And, here is an archived page snapshot from March of 2020 which confirms: cockos.com/jsfx/
- Posted by Anonymous (37.59.18.x) on July 14 2025, 6:49am in 5531:
"You don't need to be a christian to find wise words in the bible". Indeed, you might as well be a Jew if we speak about the Old Testament
- Posted by Ian the The (193.5.232.x) on July 10 2025, 5:15pm in 7737:
I suspect we exist on one of the multiverse's most worstest branches
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