Recently Ive been working on an AMV using CapCut, though I’ve been thinking that something like DaVinci Resolve would be a better option for making AMVs.
I remember watching this on DVD at some point with my sister when I was VERY young, and it’s always just stuck in the back of my mind since watching it. Does anyone else have memories of this show?
This has been getting in the way of composing on the desktop software for a while now. I can’t use it for too long or else my computer will start to get warm (like to the point the fans can be heard), and the software itself is very laggy most of the time!
What’s weird is that this kind of problem doesn’t happen with any other DAWs I use (I have multiple DAWs) - ones like LUNA, Waveform and Reaper all run quite smoothly after being used for a while, and my computer stays at a pretty low temperature.
Even weirder is that the computer I use for composing is on the newer side of models too (I use a 2025 MacBook Pro), so its quite strange that this would be happening specifically in the MPC software :/
If I had to guess why this happens, I’d say that it’s probably just a case of not being optimized well enough, but what do yall think?
https://reddit.com/link/1v0v90r/video/lu36yj4or7eh1/player
I've no idea what could be causing this. I've tried increasing the block size to 1024 and running it as a dedicated process but neither of those fix the issue. I've noticed this issue happening with the Replika and Supercharger plugins as well. I'm using MacOS 26.5.2 and version 1.3.7 of Raum.
Silverwing is a Canadian animated TV show that first aired in 2003, and in 2005 outside of Canada. At some point, there was a website and flash games made for the show, with one of the games in particular being made to parallel the show, having 13 levels, similar to the show having 13 episodes. The show's wikipedia page states that by 2004, there were over 20 games available to play. As of now, none of the games are accessible anymore due to flash shutting down, and only one game, named "Echo Chamber", has a video upload on YouTube - The rest seem to be fully lost, except for three others named "Towers of Fire", "Leadership Challenge", and "Sawmill Panic", which can be found listed on an obscure website that's linked in the Echo Chamber game video. It's highly unlikely that any of the three games are still playable through the website (though I could be wrong on that as I haven't tested it myself).
The show's wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverwing_(TV_series)
The YouTube video showing the "Echo Chamber" game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMlXuHnI48s
The website where the other three games are listed: https://www.primarygames.com/arcade/virtualworlds/woozworld/games/towersoffire/start.htm (This website seems kinda sketchy imo so definitely proceed with caution)
https://reddit.com/link/1uj7phk/video/25brn617xaah1/player
The software I'm using for mastering this is REAPER - the song itself was composed using Tracktion Waveform and OpenUtau!
https://reddit.com/link/1uigcm1/video/5rbwzo83y4ah1/player
The software I'm using for mastering this is bx_mastering studio!
https://reddit.com/link/1uengs9/video/nuxzlgft8a9h1/player
This was made using Tracktion Waveform, and the vocals are from OpenUtau!
The voice here is Haruno Sora lite!
If I remember correctly, this song also had a female singer as well.
Are the lyrics written well? Should I change the vocals? Anything?
I downloaded the MPC3 desktop beta today and I noticed that when I clicked on the track view, it just stayed on the pianorolll screen - it didn’t show every track at once like in MPC2 desktop (to be specific I mean that it didn’t show every track at the same time on screen in like a timeline view, think FL studio or GarageBand) - is there any way to access the old track view screen?
I’ve made electronic music before, but this one of my first attempts at making Hyperpop. Would this count as such? This was also made in Tracktion Waveform btw