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Obvious pick being Zombie Inc and Alias by In Flames. I also really like "Exit Wounds" by Dark Age, even tho it is shorter.

That's it. I don't really know how good are these, no idea if bortle 7/8 is too far gone or maybe it is a must then.

I know it works only for Nebulae, Hopefully, it would help for the Carina Nebula here in the south, and the lagoon nebula. Both are visible, but with a taste of "could be more, damn it light pollution" (M42 is better, the core is bright enough, but sure it would be great to get an improvement).

Important to mention my budget isn't really big, I would get the Svbony one. To be fair, I ve seen some videos and there is no complaining at all.

EDIT: forgot to mention, consider visual*** observation please, I don't have a camera for live view and even tho I have fun doing some 5 min stacking pictures with my phone + Siril, not really a priority (but would it get better than just Siril's background extraction then?)

I have a 130mm f/5 telescope and I bought a 25mm and a 4mm last year. They are pretty good, 25mm as the open view and 4mm as the high zoom planetary. I thought it was enough, but after some good months, I am starting to feel the gap, especially for the moon.

So I am getting the famous Svbony/Angeleyes Redline. The 9mm or the 6mm.

At first, it may seem obvious, the 9mm is closer to being a perfect central option between what I already have.

But I feel like there aren’t as many targets at this middle range. Not here at bortle 7 (maybe 7+, sad) where DSO struggles. (I could be talking BS right now, please, correct me (ps: Southern Hemisphere)). Maybe I could use the 6mm as a distant planetary view with a big background, and get a good, close lunar view.

Or maybe 6mm is too much, 108x is too low for planetary anyways and the 9mm is better here, with 72x.

Idk. What do you think? Thanks!

I am a metal guy since childhood, but I always liked electronic, mainly Daft Punk. I've been listening a lot of Daft Punk recently and I just realized how good this stuff can be. After a quick research on stuff that could be similar, there was deadmau5 and 'Strobe' as a suggestion. (I remembered him from goat simulator lmao). My god this is exactly what I was looking for, for years.

It seems this is OG house or wtv (I don't know shit). I really like the synths as electric instruments, almost guitars, rather than whatever most modern mainstream EDM is (I am sorry but I have no interest in that late 2010ish youtube NCS EDM). The build-up is epic, genious, and the melody, melancholic but uplifting, could easily be in a Melodic Death Metal song.

I also really like the "Synthwave-ish?" aspects of it (again, the synth as electric instruments). In fact I am addicted to a guy called 'Seimuc' who does this Synth-VGM Synthwave so if any of you know something similar,

But yeah, 'Strobe' is peak and I need more. Thanks!!! Sorry for the lack of knowledge.

Well guys, I use vocal distortion for 3 years now. Sure it took me 1 year to know what I am doing, but ok, I believe I was doing the right thing now.

In fact I created a band with my friends and we did some shows for more than a year, and I was fine all the time. I have a 20 min warm up ritual and it works

However, I am starting to worry about something: Every time I don't warm up, maybe to practice songs, maybe just to have some fun and relieve stress, I get sick. I f*ck my vocal chords to a level of infection and it takes some days. I am sick right now, this just happened.

Is warming up suposed to be that important? I fear I don't really know what I am doing, and warming up puts me in the right direction "accidentally". Or maybe this is just how warming up works and I am overthinking.

É isso, meu fone tem sua idade, é um Tripowin piccolo, e as ponteiras estão ruins. Sempre me impressionou ver aq no sub gente falando que as ponteiras importam, então se alguém puder me falar o básico. Não queria gastar muito mas sei lá né. Devo comprar na shopee mesmo.