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The zoomed out view https://vimeo.com/231479616

From what i gather from the video

FL studio12 0-47 sec.
Adobe Audition 48-1:10
Melodyne Studio (Celemony) 1:11-1:32

Here is a five year old video where Pogo talks about what and how he does what he does. You might find it interesting. https://vimeo.com/43091311

https://vimeo.com/224458051

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Weird this backup isn't taking https://vimeo.com/bfophoto/woodswimmer

Here is the original. Assume @oblio70 what mind if i switch embeds.
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Very cool https://vimeo.com/220441294

Lawsuit for false advertising?

Overall, this seems rather analogous to bottled water. Penn and Teller did a brilliant "Bullshit" episode about bottled water back in the day. It got sifted, but is now dead. The entire episode (first half is about feng shui, second half about water) is available on vimeo, though:
https://vimeo.com/193125042

Long story short, most bottled water presents itself as coming from a mountain spring, or glacier, or whatever. But in reality, the vast majority is simply municipal water from whatever city the packaging plant is in, usually not going through any additional filtration or purification at all.

At least with water, it is possible to test for contaminants. Diamonds can be graded / assayed to certify some basic characteristics, but of course there is no straightforward way to track their history and know where they came from, etc. At least, not short of having a paper trail tracing it back to the place and time that it was mined, which could easily be faked.

Bottled water gets away with promoting an "image" of being sourced from mountain springs or whatever by never actually claiming that it is in a legal sense. Usually there is fine print available noting the location that the water came from / was packaged. This diamond company seems to go beyond that and to make claims about their diamonds that are impossible to actually prove. Hopefully they get nailed/shut down.

Charlie Murphy Prince Pancakes clip is much better. The one above is more Chapell than it is Murphy.

https://vimeo.com/69939048

For some reason, this won't let me replace the embed with the newest... so here's the link...

https://vimeo.com/188418265

Hmm... perhaps I have to go *dead first?

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