Wanting Hans Zimmer's Synth Tools for Everything

July 10, 2021 Lehan Edirisinghe

Watched Zimmer synth scoring tools, wanted to score every video for extra oomph, and imagined Zimmer quietly recognizing that ambition

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Praising Chadu and Chathula’s Interview Despite a Betss.com Misspelling

Sunday, July 11th, 2021

12:15 a.m.

I'm proud of my two cousins Chadu and Chathula for doing this interview:

https://www.dailymirror.lk/weekend-online/the_weekend_online/CHADU-AND-CHATHULA-SUMATHIPALA/426-215773

I showed there was a big mistake though:

The newspaper misspelled Betss.com

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A Headache, an Uber Eats Refund and Returning to Work

12:15 a.m.

(b)

I have a slight headache.

Uber Eats refunded the strawberry jam.

:)

I'm going to get back to work soon.

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Calling Something Shiok Kawaii

2:30 a.m.

(b)

This is shiok kawaii ^___^

The screenshot is a frame from a video titled "Creating with Synths - Hans Zimmer Teaches Film Scoring," viewed in the VLC media player. The interface shown is of a synthesizer software, displaying various controls and parameters used in sound design and music production. Visible elements include multiple oscillators labeled OSC1, OSC2, OSC3, and controls such as Phase/Sync, VCF1, and VCF3. The interface also features LFO sections, with graphical representations of waveforms and modulation settings.
The background shows a computer screen with a detailed and complex layout, typical of professional music production software. The interface is filled with knobs, dials, and graphical displays, demonstrating the intricate process of synthesizer sound design. The color scheme includes shades of gray and blue, providing a technical and professional atmosphere. The video seems to focus on Hans Zimmer's process of creating music using synthesizers, reflecting his expertise in film scoring.
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- Title: "Creating with Synths - Hans Zimmer Teaches Film Scoring.mp4"
- Site / app: "VLC media player"
- Key OCR Lines: "OSC1", "OSC2", "OSC3", "Phase/Sync", "VCF1", "VCF3", "LFO 1", "LFO 2", "LFO 3", "LFO 4"

Wanting to Film-Score Every Video I Make

2:45 a.m.

(b)

Looks impressive--

I want to film score any video I make

It adds some extra layer of oomph or cool

Comparing Sri Lankan Bank Profits With Smaller American Businesses

3:45 a.m.

Sri Lanka's incredibly, unbelievably poor.

Some of these banks are just making the same amount of profit as smaller SMEs in America

Fighting Online Piracy and Its Malware Risks

3:45 a.m.

(b)

We have to fight piracy online. I notice a lot of stuff is online, and it is easy to download, i saw Eddy Bobritsky also study it, there's malware on it.

Estimating How Jagath and Thilanga Divided the Family Business

4:00 a.m.

(b)

Most likely, Jagath and Thilanga uncles separated, so, then, the business was divided--

1,500 + 1,500 = 3,000 closer, to 4 or 5,000

And also, there are other firms, which are run separately and independently that have more.

Sumal Perera was telling me had 10,000 and that his son's wife's Amalean family had 100,000.

Estimating Betting Revenue and Considering How to Influence Politics

4:00 a.m.

(c)

Most of those 1,500 employees who operate 125 out of 250 shops, probably get Rs 50,000 or 100,000 LKR per month: average ~75,000 LKR

75k LKR x 1,500 = Rs 112m LKR x 12 months = Rs 1.35b LKR per year = revenue must be more than Rs 1.35b + betting margins are high.

1.35b LKR is $6.7m USD

In our firm, the revenues are very high, we pay max rates to our team, but only 50 teammates.

I am just 27, I can't run for President or PM or even for Parliament, unless I talk to Namal Rajapaksa, we can probably figure it out.

I dunno, I don't really need to be in office to do anything, I can probably work with our friends.

Why My Family’s Betting Success Seems Politically Useful

4:15 a.m.

My two uncles and cousins are useful to me, it is useful for me to have them successful w/ betting.

They can talk good Sinhala language. Jagath runs the Buddhist authority, Thilanga runs SL Cricket.

The video frame captures a moment from "Hans Zimmer Teaches Film Scoring," shown in VLC media player. Hans Zimmer appears to be in a relaxed interview setting. He is wearing a blue shirt under a dark purple jacket, seated with a thoughtful expression. The background is softly lit, featuring a blurred monitor displaying what seems to be an image of a serene landscape. The lighting is warm, giving the scene a cozy ambiance. The video player interface at the bottom shows controls and a timestamp indicating 00:28 of a 09:49 long video. The desktop background and taskbar are visible, suggesting that the video is playing on a Windows computer. The setting is professional yet inviting, with Hans Zimmer likely discussing aspects of film scoring based on the video title.

Imagining Hans Saying, “That’s Lehan for You”

5:15 a.m.

(c)

I get the impression---

Hans is thinking:

*Well, there you go, that's Lehan for you!*

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