thank you for the feedback on my very first track i ever published. it's been 4 years, and i've grown so much and learned new things. I noticed you aren't very active much but thank you really. hope life is treating you well my friend
I have university getting in the way, it'd be a very out of synch collab, but I might be willing to do that, there's a lot we could learn from each other I think :)
Oh yea, I am not sure if it was the first time it had happened, but I remembered feeling like it was a big deal when someone used my loops - I am not all that well known on this platform I think, so it still surprises me sometimes when someone uses my loops
Well if you wanna get started, open up a preset and study it, play around with it and understand how and why its making that noise. AT doesnt have VSTs though if thats what youre asking
Hey man, you can always hit me up for advice or a critique of any of your music. Also an arp line is short for arpeggiated line, which is a fancy word for playing a chord one note at a time. so instead of playing C major as CEG all at once it goes C-E-G or E-G-C or any other inversion of any other chord. (link is only visible to registered users)
I don't know why I am here, I don't know what I am doing, all I know is I must make doots
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thank you for the feedback on my very first track i ever published. it's been 4 years, and i've grown so much and learned new things. I noticed you aren't very active much but thank you really. hope life is treating you well my friend
I think we should collaborate on a song, I think I could really learn a few things from you that would give my tracks the love they deserve.
YOOOOOOOOOO HOLY FUCK WELCOME BACK
I miss you man, I think you would be proud at how far I've come. Thank you for pushing me :)
i answered your question on my wall
hey
Ah okay dw then, vst stands for Virtual Studio Technology btw
Well if you wanna get started, open up a preset and study it, play around with it and understand how and why its making that noise. AT doesnt have VSTs though if thats what youre asking
on or off AT?
i thought i followed you allready XD
you deserve more followers and and plays
good job dude!
haha ive been doing alright wbu
whats good dude
Hey man, you can always hit me up for advice or a critique of any of your music. Also an arp line is short for arpeggiated line, which is a fancy word for playing a chord one note at a time. so instead of playing C major as CEG all at once it goes C-E-G or E-G-C or any other inversion of any other chord. (link is only visible to registered users)