Do you need to trigger something? Went back to farm the boss head to get a gold mount and he was not there?
I placed a spawn point outside but far enough away so the build zone interferes. Have tried to log in and out multiple times but the boss is not there anymore.
Tried to build a road down a hill and it was more of a step like road vs a smooth raod you find in game. Is there a way you can make it smooth?
Is this sus or legit?
Saw an ad for SampleMonsta and found it interesting so I decided to give it a try. When clicking on the .pkg file it gave me this error.
"Apple could not verify "Samplemonta" is free of maleware that may harm your MAc or comprimise your privacy."
one thing stood out int he FB ad- the guy stated "its free as long as you are actively using it"
This was a bit sus for me upon thinking about it.
The plugin seems really cool- upload a song and it breaks down into a drum kit with one shots and everyting ready to download but after seeing this it seems risky.
Uploaded a song to soundcloud for the first time and it sounds way more quiet than the source file. I'm aware that it will get compressed but when comparing it to other similar tracks on soundcloud it doe not have nearly enough presence or volume. Wondering how others get it to that level. Do you need a different master for soundcloud uploads?
Been manually posting and have a couple channels now. Tired of that sht and want to batch the workload into create days and then schedule the posts so I can actually have a life/ peace of mind.
Are tools like Metricool, Buffer, Hootsuite, Later, Sprout, etc. still relevant currently? If not can you give some reccomendations or searches to point me in the right direction?
Best practices seem to change so much with every new version so I'm wondering what have you found to work the best? I have been doing a structured prompt style as listed below but found it curious that when hitting the magic wand button, Suno changed it into something more of a relaxed format. The assumption would be that the more formatted style speaks better with software and first 30 words hold the most weight, but conversly it would make sense that Suno is trying to have a more relaxed input to accommodate for the average person.
Structured Example-
Genre: big room electro house and progressive EDM anthem with massive festival energy and radio-ready dance pop crossover appeal,
Mood: euphoric and anthemic and powerful and uplifting and intense,
Style: 128 BPM with an 8-bar intro building filtered synths then a soaring 16-bar verse leading into a tension-filled pre-drop with risers and silence then an explosive main drop with punishing four-on-the-floor kicks and sidechain pumping and on Extend shift to a breakdown with emotional melodic piano or pluck and rebuild into a second harder drop and End with a final climactic drop fading on reverb tails,
Instrumentation: supersaw lead synths and sidechain-pumped bass and four-on-the-floor kick and clap snare and white noise risers and reverse cymbal swells and chopped vocal chops and wide stereo pad layers,
Singer's Voice: breathy emotive pop soprano with soaring belted chorus and light vibrato and intimate verse delivery
Suno Magic button of prompt above-
progressive EDM anthem, big room electro house, 128 BPM, breathy soprano vocals, belted chorus hooks, intimate verse delivery, supersaw lead stacks, sidechain pumped bass, four-on-the-floor kick, clap snare backbeat, white noise risers, reverse cymbal swells, chopped vocal hooks, wide stereo pads, bright piano breakdown, snare roll builds, festival drop, reverb tail outro
Curious if you’ve noticed one being better than the other or if they have different use cases. Which one wins?
