My friends Nathaniel, Charlie and I figured out a better way to map rex files into Logic using EXS 24 instead of Ultrabeat:
-Create a new EXS 24 instrument, open EXS 24 and click on edit.
-Click on Instrument > Recycle Convert > Slice Loop and Add [...]
There are several ways to do it:
sudo shutdown -s now
Note: that opens up a terminal window with a warning and a copy of your entire ssh session.
You can also use:
sudo osascript -e ‘tell app “Finder” to sleep’
That one’s more stealthy.
Try this command when you’re SSHed into a machine:
osascript -e ‘tell application “Finder”‘ -e “activate” -e “display dialog \”Happy April Fools!\”” -e ‘end tell’
Open a ssh session to your target computer and try any of these commands:
say Hi
say “Happy April Fools’ Day”
say -v ‘Zarvox’ “You’ve been hacked”
If you have ssh access to an OS X computer, type this command in your SSH session to rick roll them:
open /Applications/Safari.app http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu_moia-oVI
In the spirit of April Fools Day, I’m making a new ‘pranks’ category.
Heh, funny…
http://vortrack.net/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/magic-eye.gif
I solved it with photoshop…
http://jordanbalagot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/magic-eye-answer.gif
But the joke’s on me, isn’t it?
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There is an easier way of automatically mapping rex files to the EXS 24 instead of Ultrabeat.
Here is a fairly tedious method of converting a Recycle Rex file into Ultrabeat in Logic so that you can play the loop mapped to your keyboard like you can with Dr. Rex in Reason:
-Create an audio track
-Drag the [...]
In Logic 8 you can now graphically time stretch audio files without changing their pitch. Hold down option and drag the end of a file to compress or extend it. This is so much easier than trying to use the time machine manually and trying to figure out the math transformation to get what you [...]