u/Current_Dig945

Hey my friends, i beatbox and i want to know, how i can turn my vocal + beatboxing sketching into an actual song. I am also coincidentally a producer :D

As a DAW i use two prgrams (Reaper and Caustic 3)

Basically, i KNOW, there exists plugins, that drum-ify beatboxing and or singing / humming into melodies.

Mostly i beatbox and hum and sing, so it already structured, simply (unprofessionally) recorded with phone microphone. So i need to experiment with quality post processing.

I know it wont turn out perfect, but i want it as a foundation, where i can use some parts, for me. And for training.

I am desperately searching for 10 years.

Can anybody recommend me posts, plugins, help, any useful advice is regarded as helpful and every tipp using Reaper is the cherry on top

Thanks, guys :)

I'm looking for a fun, cheery RPG with a happy ending. Does Skyward Sword or tears of the kingdom fit?

Thanks!

(not looking for any spoilers, just a general yes/no or something like "the game has a happy atmosphere overall but there is a mindfuck twist at 3/4 through and has a happy ending).

I played Breath of the wild, i loved it, BUT i would appreciate more uplift atmosphere.

Hello guys,

I have been thinking about media, age ratings, and values for a long time now. I even looked into PEGI and FSK regulations because I wanted to better understand one question:

“What kind of content is actually appropriate for each age group?”

During this process, I realized something important:

Just because something is common does not mean it is harmless.

And just because I got used to seeing certain things does not mean they are good for me.

I used to think: “I am older now. Blood and brutality do not shock me anymore.”

But later I started asking myself: Did I truly become stronger? Or did I simply become desensitized?

Because what hurts a child may still hurt me too, even if I got used to it.

That thought changed how I look at media completely.

While researching shows for myself, I also saw discussions from parents and younger viewers. Some children series I personally thought were acceptable deeply shocked certain children. Some did not even want to continue watching.

That humbled me.

It made me realize how difficult it really is to judge what a child can handle without carefully listening to them.

Talking with children seriously is incredibly important.

Age ratings are not perfect. Streaming platforms are not perfect. And emotional maturity cannot simply be reduced to a number.

Personally, I think some platforms rate content far too lightly in practice. Especially with anime, there can easily be a big gap between the official rating and the actual emotional intensity.

A 12-year-old is still a child.

And honestly, I do not think children need brutality, gore, sexual content, or emotionally chaotic stories in order to grow.

Simple adventures, warmth, friendship, hope, and morally clear stories can already be beautiful and meaningful.

Examples would be:

Studio Ghibli

Pokémon

Inazuma Eleven

Yakari

classic Disney stories

Many peaceful and caring shows are even legally available for free online.

Over time, I realized that my goal is not simply “safe entertainment.”

I want media that protects clarity, peace, compassion, innocence, and good values.

This is why I think several things matter deeply:

Talk seriously with your children.

Do not automatically assume ratings are safe.

Pay attention to how media affects you emotionally.

Ask whether your consumption matches your values.

Remember that repeated exposure changes what feels normal.

I think many people slowly normalize things they once would have rejected immediately.

And I include myself in that.

Sometimes we say: “It does not affect me anymore.”

But maybe the better question is: “Should I want to become comfortable with this at all?”

For me personally, constant exposure to brutality, sexualization, fear, cynicism, or emotional chaos is not healthy.

Media shapes people more than we often admit.

And bad company does not only exist in people. Sometimes it also exists in what we consume every day.

So choosing carefully is very helpful.

It is responsibility.

And sometimes “being able to handle it” is not the same as “it being good for us.”

what are the easiest practical skills no one taugh you?

Hey,

so i was wondering about this:

I wondered, what would be the easiest, logical way of living in certain areas. No bloat info, just truth, honesty, straight forward.

I am talking about basics, no one taught you or most people don't know.

• cleaning, after yourself is a skill way OP.

It will increase clarity over night

• finishing off things mentally

Very helpful. Just use a ✅ or anything to clear 'i have done this' and never question it ever again!

• having a kinda set schedule to do certain tasks. Or even doing a so called "Frühjahres Putz" It's basically a day to clean, what always was left behind. Sink is dripping? Do it now! Paint is ugly? Ok, this year renovation it is. Or in my case just cleaning out some junk media, i was sorting like crazy. Always wanted to, but never did it. So, it came the time, when i maniacally cleaned my stuff!

• it can also be in relationships. How you talk, when you build courage to talk about hardships?

Active listening

And it could also be something, your culture does, what you consider as an life hack.

• i want to invest in real life skills, because it is sustainable to know every day life improving things like cooking, making quick desert.

I just want to improve quality of life with the most obvious takes i might not consider yet.

Hey,

so i was wondering about this:

I wondered, what would be the easiest, logical way of living in certain areas. No bloat info, just truth, honesty, straight forward.

I am talking about basics, no one taught you or most people don't know.

• cleaning, after yourself is a skill way OP.

It will increase clarity over night

• finishing off things mentally Very helpful. Just use a ✅ or anything to clear 'i have done this' and never question it ever again!

• having a kinda set schedule to do certain tasks. Or even doing a so called "Frühjahres Putz" It's basically a day to clean, what always was left behind. Sink is dripping? Do it now! Paint is ugly? Ok, this year renovation it is. Or in my case just cleaning out some junk media, i was sorting like crazy. Always wanted to, but never did it. So, it came the time, when i maniacally cleaned my stuff!

• it can also be in relationships. How you talk, when you build courage to talk about hardships? Active listening

And it could also be something, your culture does, what you consider as an life hack.

• i want to invest in real life skills, because it is sustainable to know every day life improving things like cooking, making quick desert.

I just want to improve quality of life with the most obvious takes i might not consider yet.