The Four Kings. They're just chilling in bed playing footsies like the grandparents from Willy Wonka, when suddenly we show up and destroy their family for no reason.
The other 10% of the time I will listen to new things I've squirreled away in my personal listening queue, because the art was interesting, I've heard good things, or I randomly heard a song I like. Sometimes recommendations from friends will make it into that queue.
Random mixes, not usually. I'm far too picky. But there are niche subgenre mixes that can be good.
Are there any consistent flaws with the songs I write, or just anything I could improve on in general?
Chiptune is hard to critique because of the self-imposed limitations.
Your best bet is to use reference tracks. Pick a song you like by an established artist that sounds similar to what you want to make, drag it into your DAW, and compare your decisions against that song each step of the way. Music production is a bunch of different skills that can be practiced and improved, and a reference track can give you a clear goal for each of them.
Yup, I'm almost through the process right now. $0 cost to me (they're paying me a $250 bonus as well). My home is more than 30 years old, contrary to what another comment said about the feasibility of such a program in the US. It's definitely possible in Canada!
Miyazaki, you sly dog
Let me ask you, what is it about the PS5 that makes it even worth your consideration against a PC?
Ok, you might be cooking with that point
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The Four Kings. They're just chilling in bed playing footsies like the grandparents from Willy Wonka, when suddenly we show up and destroy their family for no reason.
A baby!
Super Mario 64
You got an answer, you just didn't like it.
No, they are different. One of them exists, and the other is fanfiction about the other.
90% of the time I know what I want to listen to.
The other 10% of the time I will listen to new things I've squirreled away in my personal listening queue, because the art was interesting, I've heard good things, or I randomly heard a song I like. Sometimes recommendations from friends will make it into that queue.
Random mixes, not usually. I'm far too picky. But there are niche subgenre mixes that can be good.
Chiptune is hard to critique because of the self-imposed limitations.
Your best bet is to use reference tracks. Pick a song you like by an established artist that sounds similar to what you want to make, drag it into your DAW, and compare your decisions against that song each step of the way. Music production is a bunch of different skills that can be practiced and improved, and a reference track can give you a clear goal for each of them.
Sorry, I should have known better to have included it.
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Today it was your turn to post the news!
Yup, I'm almost through the process right now. $0 cost to me (they're paying me a $250 bonus as well). My home is more than 30 years old, contrary to what another comment said about the feasibility of such a program in the US. It's definitely possible in Canada!
Oh, strange. It's still working for me on mobile.
Username checks out
The Firefox extension Old Reddit Redirect works great. However, fuck Reddit.
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I'm not sure what's up, but I'm having difficulty seeing images you post (here and elsewhere/ in posts)
Can't wait for this to be over so the rest of us can get something new