Showing posts with label depth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label depth. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Wallpapers generally come flat. While we don't expect (or want) anyone to pop on a pair of 3D glasses to change that, you can add some attractive depth to your desktop with isometric renderings.

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | mister-meh on deviantART 2000x1306

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | NASC 1920x1357

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | PC Gamer 1920x1080

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | Passy's World of Mathematics 2560x1440

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | ATSkill on deviantART 1920x1200

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | Rick Acosta 1600x995

Add Depth to Your Desktop with These Isometric Wallpapers

Download this wallpaper | BreAuna on deviantART 2600x2472

For more great wallpapers, check out our previous Wallpaper Wednesdays. Got any great wallpapers you'd like to share? Email me a link with "Wallpaper Wednesday" in the subject line. Submitting your own work is highly encouraged!


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Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Cassette Tape 1101 - an in depth look into this analog tape recording media

*** this instructable will teach you about different cassette formulations, how to use them to mold the sound your looking for in your recordings, some cassette history, and what to look for in quality tapes. ***

cassette tapes...
out of "style" for about 20 years yet they just hit their 50 year anniversary and are still being made.

cassettes are what brought about the move from listening to music in a group setting, to listening to music in a private setting while on the move. without cassettes, the walkman wouldn't have happened and who knows which way portable entertainment might have gone.

audio hobbyist are rediscovering cassettes. this resurgence is fueled not only by nostalgia, but also cost. it's cheap for a small band to put out music on cassette tape and it gives the fan something tangible to take home. a tangible item is something an mp3 download will never be.

this instructable should take the average geek from being totally clueless when it comes to cassettes, to being somewhat of a guru. we'll cover tape types, brands, era's, and clues that may help you decide if an unknown tape is of good quality.

if you're interested in learning more about the inside of cassettes and how to fix them, please visit my instructable on cassette tape repair.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-fix-a-cassette-tape/


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