What are some electronic songs that sound similar to Bluevalley - "Education"?
I searched "techno music", but they sound too upbeat. Is there a term for the kind of music that sounds like what I linked?
Is writing in a controlled, self-conscious way really bringing me down? Like, always coming up with a preconceived idea first will just make me slow? I want to understand multiple perspectives.
My process goes like:
However, some people told me that they write without a plan, and instead just comes up with random words at first and then purely builds off of that, and I was told that my way might be bringing my writing process down. I'm uncertain how it can.
Is this ultimately another situation of that different methods will suit different people?
How do I stop cringing and feeling self-conscious about my lyrics? It's difficult not to. I feel like when I look at some of my lyrical attempts, they look so corny. It's difficult to even make new lyrics because of these uneasy feelings.
I bet you all have dealt with these feelings as well. If so, what do you tell yourself in order to not feel self-conscious about your lyrics?
[TOMT][MOVIE][unknown time period] I don't remember the name of this movie, but the intro was shot by flying over the bed of water, accompanied by "O Fortuna" from Carmina Burana, composed by Carl Orff. What's the name of this movie that has that intro?
EDIT: It does not feature any other things in the scene. It just only features the camera flying over the body of water.
Update: I've managed to open it with Chicken Systems Translator! That worked really well for me.
Original text: How do I open an .iso file of Roland L-CD1? CDxtract doesn't work. I can't just open the .iso file directly, it's detected as "invalid". Even an nrg file I found has the same issue when I open it with Daemon Tools.
I know free sample trackers, but they have some limitations.
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- OpenMPT and MilkyTracker: Supports stereo samples and multisample mapping, but can only do 1 effect per row.
- WaveTracker: Supports stereo samples and multiple effects per row, but no multisample mapping.
- Furnace: Supports multisample mapping and multiple effects per row, but samples can only be in mono.
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If I wanted all three of these, then my only choice is Renoise? There's no free tracker that can support all these three features?
How did the BeepBox community evolve and expand so substantially? There are apparently thousands of people actively using it, and it seems like BeepBox has quite the notoriety as a freeware music making tool.
The Augmented series just seems like a sample library layered with a synthesizer and various processing effects (like granular), which doesn't seem hard to do by layering other samples and synths with external effects.
However, have they provided a unique experience that can't be recreated with other sets of synths?