I'm not that surprised that people can't quit Instagram, to be honest. I still miss the posts of some of the artists I like. Some of them really put me in a good mood. I can't for the life of me understand why they don't take 2 minutes a day to at least copy-paste their Insta posts to Pixelfed or literally anything in the fediverse. Hell, at least Bluesky. I'm not even talking about huge arena-filling bands that have someone handle their socials. I'm talking about indie bands that would genuinely benefit from small community building and would probably be embraced around here for going against the flow.
I used Reaper myself until 2016, then I went to university for Film & TV where they taught us basically everything in the Adobe Creative Cloud. They had a contract with them.
So I ended up using Adobe Audition for a whole decade simply because I knew how to use it better than Reaper. So many regrets. I'll be diving into tons of Reaper tutorials over the next few months.
I have and do still occasionally listen to much heavier music but... Nirvana - You Know You're Right, maybe with SlipKnot - Left Behind as an honorable mention
Both are EMOTIONALLY heavy for me. I don't know about heavy musically, but defo soul-crushing songs.
Cats can have multiple partners (the same day)
I found out by walking in on them
Cadette, if you're reading this, your mother and I are very disappointed in your behavior
(Nah, but seriously though, it's for genetic reasons, it's actually quite a cool thing)
Haters will say it's AI
(It's not)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iMCKaBzvNA
I'm not that surprised that people can't quit Instagram, to be honest. I still miss the posts of some of the artists I like. Some of them really put me in a good mood. I can't for the life of me understand why they don't take 2 minutes a day to at least copy-paste their Insta posts to Pixelfed or literally anything in the fediverse. Hell, at least Bluesky. I'm not even talking about huge arena-filling bands that have someone handle their socials. I'm talking about indie bands that would genuinely benefit from small community building and would probably be embraced around here for going against the flow.
I used Reaper myself until 2016, then I went to university for Film & TV where they taught us basically everything in the Adobe Creative Cloud. They had a contract with them.
So I ended up using Adobe Audition for a whole decade simply because I knew how to use it better than Reaper. So many regrets. I'll be diving into tons of Reaper tutorials over the next few months.
I'm not touring in that
Life sucks?
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Sennheiser HD-280 PRO
Flat response? Check
Nerdy-ass thick-as-hell telephone cord? Check
I use your music to avoid going to therapy
sigh That's how they get ya...
I have and do still occasionally listen to much heavier music but... Nirvana - You Know You're Right, maybe with SlipKnot - Left Behind as an honorable mention
Both are EMOTIONALLY heavy for me. I don't know about heavy musically, but defo soul-crushing songs.
"I've been trying to quit smoking. I want to take better care of my spiracles"