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NACE13: Rushing to jump to conclusions. It's actually the groom's sister. Never make assumptions if you don't have the facts. |
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GREATIGBOMAN: Why do you dabble into things you don't understand at the wrong time? Naira was around 500/$ this time last year. At the height of inflation this year ,you ran to convert your Naira to dollar. What business has crypto got with your wrong decision? DXY (Dollar Index) is loosing strength at the moment and many weak currencies Naira inclusive are rising. You made a wrong move at the wrong time with full ignorance and illiteracy. If you haven't spent 3/6 months studying on any area of likely investment. DO NOT make a move. 2 Likes |
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I see many folks don't seem to understand this. In lay man terms, this means Crypto. Your NIN will always be yours and private to you only,but for external transactions/uses a pseudo-NIN will be cryptographically generated for a short period of time (like an OTP) to be used for that transaction only. Every NIN is an NFT (Non Fungible Token) anyways so going this route seems reasonable and logical. This write-up just avoided the word "crypto"but that's what tokenization essentially means;- cryptographic transactions. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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Easylion3569: Selfish!! That's what you are. You had svx ,got a girl pregnant and now you want to leave them both. How selfish can you be? So the child becomes a president in the future, where would you be? I have to say this...you have a very small mind. Why is life so small to you? I really hope this kid and mom does very well without you. Go on with your stupid,small-minded decision. Someone would get your girlfriend's bank details and give her a N10mil soon. 2 Likes |
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gbaskiboy: What do you have that you can use? Start from there. Do something no matter how small while keeping an eye out for a job |
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Telegram234: You didn't have to throw an insult, it's a simple question on his mind. Ps. You might need to rethink your shallow answer as well. |
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free2ryhme:Though good, higher education is not necessary. What you need is simply a lawyer. |
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emykuzee:I thought I was the only who noticed. Other things I noticed are: .Too many insults . A huge reflection of tribalism and nepotism . Too many childish topics .Very little sensitive comments. It's like the adults have left this formula for the kids to just run around. |
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marttol:No vex bro. I think there are so many kids on NL these days. 1 Like |
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What is Payporte? |
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The Vision has escaped. |
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Ayodejioak:Like seriously..At 26?? You have all these and they still want to put you as a trainee. 1 Like |
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Where is the job? |
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SouthSouth1914: I just wonder!! |
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This is just so wrong!! |
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WaffenSS:Can u imagine, copy and paste!!! I knew the English was too American to be Nigerian. 5 Likes |
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Splinz: Birds of a feather flock together. See her saying ,'Biko, just give her the money'. It means she would or has already done same. I'm very angry right now. 1 Like |
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Please also take out Telecoms, the sector is no longer viable as the Chinese (Huawei) have taken over as the major vendor for MTN, 9jamobile and Airtel,paying far less than industry standard. More so , almost every personnel is employed as per contract basis , with no benefits whatsoever. Ericsson, is no longer a major player in the Nigerian market , speaking from experience here. |
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iamJ:What is wrong with you? Do you know who Onyenka Onwenu is? I don't even think you have half the success she has. 19 Likes 1 Share |
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NwaChibuzor13:I am not understanding !! I can't even comprehend this level of reasoning. Some people really exist. 1 Like |
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billionman:Thanks. |
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Experience held at the Tafawa Balewa Stadium. Which ome is Teslim Balogun again ? |
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blackbeau1:I don't even understand how the guy thinks. Can't even comprehend what he's saying. 1 Like |
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60 views, 1 comment: That's because most people don't know what it takes on paper. Everybody tries different things hoping to "blow". There's a lot involved and you are on the right track by asking. I don't think the music industry here is standard enough and really doing what they are supposed to. How many labels out there exist and how many artist are on such labels? Choc City ,X3M Music , Baseline records, HKN, YBNL ,Mavins,G-Worldwide, Kennis Music? How many of them have A&R personnels that spend time looking for new talent. Besides there are different approaches to Music industry or music scene as I would call it. Also. there different deals to to be signed if u are eventually picked up as an Artist. You can also go the route of an Indie Artist where you have some good money, get a good producer, a good manager and promote your songs ,play at gigs, until you eventually become big . There's the route of going to a Music Talent Hunt show and then getting recognized ,That still didn't work for people like Mike Anyasodo (MTN Project Fame) and others, Iyanya had to struggle for almost 6years. Just a few out of the hundreds that come out still become big. And that's because after you win the Talent show, you are left all alone with your recording deal. There's no marketing or promo deal. Just you and your new songs. There's more. Na hustle most people dey hustle. 1 Like |
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Audio Production Review by T-Beiz "Dance" by Timaya ft Rudeboy Colour: Hint of Afrocarribean Sounds Genre: DanceHall/Ragga Song structure: Standard Intro->Chorus->Verse 1-> Chorus -> Verse 2 ->Chorus -> Verse 3-> Chorus Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses Loudness: -8 LUFs Tempo: 96 bpm Instrumental Bass: Pounding delightful bassline Percussion:some sounds of conga, tambourine, shakers, woodblock Drums: Constant controlling basic Kick, well placed rolls. Guitar: Solid Rhythm Keys: Distinct sweet organ sounds, leads the song with a good vamp( style) Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places Synth: Soft and very little Brass/Woodwind: N/A Artificial Sounds, Fx: Rising sounds( well reverberated to give a surround effect) , hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others Vocal Main Vocals: Timaya's voice: audible and clean Rudeboy's vocals: audible and clean Backup Vox's Back up vocals: Choral Harmonies used Adlibs well placed at needed areas Mix Compression : Song and instruments appears well compressed EQ: 0-500 hz : Not so many heavy bass instruments here. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in) 500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area 2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks 5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here Reverb: Smooth Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects Mastering Mastering dynamics : Solid Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced Clipping and Distortion: Happy Meters here T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms Producer for Dakdak studios
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Audio Production Review by T-Beiz "Way Maker" by Sinach Genre: Contemporary Worship Music Song structure: Intro->Verse 1->Chorus -> Verse 2 ->Chorus -> Bridge-> Chorus-> Outro Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses Loudness: -7 LUFs Tempo: 132 bpm Instrumental Bass: Walking bass line with good rhtym Percussion: some sounds of conga, shakers, chimes etc Drums: Constant controlling basic Kick ,well placed rolls,cymbals and crashes. Keys: Distinct sweet Piano, leading the song Strings: Violin,viola , cello; soft, backing the song at the needed places Synth: N/A Brass: N/A Artificial Sounds, Fx: Possibly some rising sounds, and others Vocal Main Vocals: Sinach's voice: audible and clean Backup Vox's Back up vocals: surprisingly no backup vocals Adlibs well placed at needed areas Mix Compression : Song and instruments appears slightly compressed having some headroom EQ: 0-100 hz : Obvious rise/boost. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in) 100hz- 500hz: Dominant rise in this frequency range 500hz- 2Khz: Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area 2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks 5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here Reverb: Smooth Delay: reeling equalized effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects Mastering Mastering dynamics : Solid Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced Clipping and Distortion: Happy Meters here, though not available to be pushed through 3db T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms Producer for Dakdak studios 1 Like
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Audio Production Review by T-Beiz This Kind Love by Patoranking X Wizkid Colour: Hint of Afro carribean sounds Genre: DanceHall/Ragga Song structure: Modern Intro->Verse 1-> Chorus ->Post Chorus-> Verse 2 ->Chorus 2 ->Post Chorus-> Bridge-> Hook-> Verse 3 -> Chorus->Post Chorus -> Outro Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses Loudness: -11 LUFs Tempo: 103 bpm Instrumental Bass: Relational Basslines( very delightful) Percussion: some sounds of conga, marimba, mallets, tamborine etc Drums: constant controlling basic Kick, snare, well placed rolls. Keys: Distinct sweet Piano variant Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places Synth: Soft and very little Brass: spatially used Flute :soft and sweet Artificial Sounds, Fx: DJ effects, rising sounds ( well reverbed to give a surround effect) , hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others Vocal Main Vocals: Patoraking's voice: audible and clean Wizkid's vocals: audible and clean Backup Vox's Back up vocals: Harmonized backing vocals Adlibs: well placed at needed areas Mix Compression : Song and instruments appears slightly compressed having some headroom EQ: 0-500 hz : Not so many heavy bass instruments here. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in) 500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area 2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks 5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here Reverb: Smooth Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects Mastering Mastering dynamics : Solid Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids, Tops well balanced Clipping and Distortion: Available to be pushed for about 4-54 db T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms Producer for Dakdak studios
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LegendaryArnold:Sure, having the right DAW and sounds that was used to make it ,it can be re-made. It's called reverse engineering. But the point of any review/analysis is to help create a better understanding what the object was made of. Anyway, Oga LegendaryArnold ,I hail and greet thee. |
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Audio Production Review by T-Beiz Iskaba by WandeCoal, DJ Tunez Prod. by Spellz Colour: Hint of Afropop Sounds Genre: Afropop Song structure: Modern Intro->Verse 1-> Hook > Chorus -> Verse 2 ->Chorus 2 -> Vocal Interlude->Verse 3-> Hook-> Chorus->Chorus-> Outro Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses Loudness: -10 LUFs Tempo: 125 bpm Instrumental Bass: Delightful , head-nodding bassline( hint of synth bass) Percussion: some sounds of conga, wood block, etc Drums: Constant controlling basic Kick , well placed rolls. Keys: Distinct sweet Piano Strings: soft, backing the song at the needed places Synth: Soft and very little Brass: used spatially( in seemingly interesting way) Artificial Sounds, Fx: Rising sounds( well reverbed to give a surround effect) , hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others Vocal Main Vocals: Wande Coals Voice: audible and clean Backup Vox's Back up vocals: Harmonized vocals of Wande Coal and others Adlibs: Well placed Mix Compression : Song and instruments appears to be well compressed having little headroom EQ: 0-100 hz : Not so many heavy bass instruments here. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in) 500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area 2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks 5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here Reverb: Smooth Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects, DJ effects etc Mastering Mastering dynamics : Solid Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced Clipping and Distortion: Happy Meters here T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms Producer for Dakdak studios
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Audio Production Review by T-Beiz "Leg Over' by Mr Eazi Produced by E-Kelly Colour: Hint of Ghanaian/African sounds Genre: Banku Music /afrobeat Song structure: Modern Intro->Verse 1-> Hook/ pre chorus > Chorus -> Verse 2 ->Hook/pre chorus->Chorus -> Verse 3-> Hook/pre chorus-> Chorus-> Outro Energy: Well spread and even energy across verses and choruses Loudness: -8 LUFs Tempo: 98 bpm Instrumental Bass: Just interludes of bass lines( hint of bass synth, nothing serious but delightful) Percussion: song is very percussive with some sounds of conga, bottle, bongo , chime, woodblock, shakers etc Drums: Rhythmic basic Kick Guitar : dominant Keys: soft Strings: soft, backing the song at strategic places Synth: Soft and very little Brass: NA Artificial Sounds, Fx: very little, spatial use of morphed voices Vocal Main Vocals: Mr Eazi voice: audible and clean Backup Vox's Back up vocals: Mr Eazi's vocals mixed with some EQ on it Mix Compression : Song and instruments appears well compressed having some headroom EQ: 0-500 hz : Not so many heavy bass instruments here. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in) 500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area 2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks 5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here Reverb: Smooth Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects Mastering Mastering dynamics : Solid Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced Clipping and Distortion: Meters are happy with signal having some headroom. T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms Producer for Dakdak studios
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Laird: I think I can hear something like that. Anyways ,one of these days Oscar, the producer Joromi would have show us the way. ![]() 1 Like |
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