Author Archives: Blythe Cairnes
New Feature: “In English, please”
Hey people! I’ve decided to start a new feature called “In English, please”. It’s where I attempt to translate scientific articles into layman’s terms… because despite all of the jargon, some of it is pretty interesting, even to you non-audiophiles … Continue reading
Hey y’all!
Do you like my faux Arizona accent? I’m officially open for business! I registered my DBA (Doing Business As) and can now rock the Positronic Bliss name! If you need recording, mixing, mastering, or restoration services… hit me up at … Continue reading
One of my favorite songs…. ever.
A beautiful serenade of love between the sexes…. unconventional, but full of love and hope: “We have arrived too late to play the bleeding heart show….”
Hold on, Hold on
Hold on, ladies and gents… I’m still here! There is a more in depth post coming soon. However, this is what Miss Blythe has been listening to for the past.. oh? Five months. Enjoy.
Sally Ride
Today the first idol of my life passed away from pancreatic cancer. I remember checking out books at the public library when I was a kid… and I was only allowed five at a time. (What do you mean only … Continue reading
Graduation and Purple Electrical Tape
Wow, I’ve been awful about posting for a few months. To be fair though, it’s because I was finishing up my degree, and I was successful! I have been enjoying my time off… mostly catching up on sleep, and getting … Continue reading
Laser Harp
So after months (and months and months) of planning and working on this project, we have a functioning prototype. Along with some friends, we have managed to recreate Stephen Hobley’s laser harp. What you are seeing below is a laser … Continue reading
Happy New Year!!
Hello ladies and gents, and I hope everyone is having a fruitful first five days of 2012. I am on vacation until Monday, but I thought I’d share an interesting linky-poo: The Scale of the Universe From the smallest thing … Continue reading
New Audio Restoration Technique
This is an interesting technique using optical strategies to acquire audio off of a medium without having to touch it. For you audio history geeks, it was voices of the three main Bell Labs employees, including Alexander Graham Bell himself. … Continue reading
Happy Holidays from Positronic Bliss
Signing off for the rest of 2011… the first post of 2012? Plug-in comparison… as if there were any doubt. I still haven’t decided the format yet, but when I do it will be epic. So to everyone here, have … Continue reading
