Positive Grid unveils ultra-portable Spark Go enhanced guitar amp
Positive Grid has a new ultra-portable version of its high-tech Spark guitar amplifier. Designed for musicians seeking a versatile and powerful practice amp, the 3.5-inch-tall Spark Go works with a companion app loaded with virtual amps, pedals and other effects — and it can even flesh out your sound with AI-powered drums and other backing instruments. Like its predecessors, the Spark Go pairs with an iOS / Android app to go far beyond amplifying your strumming and picking; it enhances it digitally. It includes 50,000 tones (ranging from boutique to modern), 33 amps and 43 effects and pedals, giving you plenty of novel ways to shape your sound. The app can even “jam along with you” by listening to and learning from your playing, generating an appropriate backing track. And if you want to learn new tunes, the app can sync with Spotify or Apple Music to display AI-generated chords for the song you’re hearing. Engadget’s 2021 review of the Spark Pearl (a larger model in the same line) found the app to have some rough edges — including a less-than-convincing AI drummer. However, the company has had plenty of time to smooth it out, so we’ll reserve judgment on…
SEC charges Lindsay Lohan and other celebrities for illegally touting crypto
The Securities and Exchange Commission has cracked down on the businesses of crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun and has charged him for the unregistered offer and sale of the tokens Tronix and BitTorrent. If those tokens sound familiar even to non-hardcore crypto enthusiasts, it's because several celebrities had promoted them on social media — and now they're also being charged by the agency. According to the SEC, eight celebrities, including Lindsay Lohan, Jake Paul, Soulja Boy, Ne-Yo and Akon, illegally promoted the tokens online without disclosing that they were paid to do so. "...Sun paid celebrities with millions of social media followers to tout the unregistered offerings, while specifically directing that they not disclose their compensation. This is the very conduct that the federal securities laws were designed to protect against regardless of the labels Sun and others used," Gurbir S. Grewal, Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement, said in a statement. All celebrities charged, with the exception of Soulja Boy and musician Austin Mahone, have agreed to pay a collective amount of $400,000 in penalties to settle the charges. It's not the first time the SEC went after celebrities shilling crypto on social media — it previously charged Kim…
How To Get Missing Google Fonts In Oceanwp
How to Add and Manage Google Fonts in OceanWP OceanWP is a versatile theme that comes with over 150 Google fonts according to its documentation. However, Google hosts more than 1,200 fonts, and you may not always find your desired font within the provided selection. If you encounter this issue, you might wonder how to add your preferred Google font to OceanWP. This guide will walk you through various methods to do so. Reason for Limited Font Selection in OceanWP:OceanWP does not include every single Google font because it aims to keep your site fast and avoid connecting to the Google API. Instead, the theme provides a selected list of fonts that are regularly updated. Method 1: Adding Fonts Using Customizer CSS:To add a font not listed in OceanWP's Customizer, click the blue '+' circle on the desired font style in Google Fonts. Next, copy and paste the @media code into the Customizer CSS section. However, this approach is not very elegant, as you will need to assign the heading, style, and HTML element in the CSS. Additionally, this method overrides the theme's font, resulting in two places to manage font styles. A Better Way To Add Google Fonts In…
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