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>bleep

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/mash/

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some hot tracks (sorry for phone posting Idk why this website doesn't understand how lucky people are to not have to get out of bed to be on the internet)

>>73873773
this album is pretty good imo. Very inconsistent but has a couple of the best mashups I've ever heard. His other albums are pretty terrible though.

>>73872896
pretty cool guy and i like his singing
inspiring character

https://clyp.it/e1pv1cxu

could I get some honest feedback on this

are open or closed back headphones better for producing and mixing?

>>73872880

Really into how sparse and spacious some of your sound design is - 0:25 to 0:45 is brilliant

Discordance at 2:09 is noticeable with string synth- possibly intentional?

I'm really into the haunting LFO creeping lead synth you've got. Also from 5:30 onwards your snare "click" is really nice with that short reverb.

Just looking through some stuff I'm wondering whether to go back to and work on, any feedback would be cool;

https://clyp.it/tkt0dl1k

using old organ/guitar/trem pedal.
Vox a bit rough.

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...to this?

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...to this?

Lust for money.

>>73872805
Wolf > Bastard

It's discount Wolf.

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>>73872921
Desu

>>73872737
Rubber Soul

A Hard Day's Night is their best album. Abbey Road's back half is absolutely incredible, but the first side of the album is comparatively weak. Still very good, though.

I love the white album to death, but it's not cohesive at all. Don't let anyone blow smoke up your ass with weird theories about how the album fits, or how "each member has their own side," because nothing could be less true. That album is the sound of a band breaking up. It's the sound of Lennon and McCartney trying to do separate things while they mostly crush George under their wheels, and throw a rare song to Ringo. It's a mess.

That's sort of why I love it, though. It's got blues screamers, granny shit, an avant-garde sound collage, and a few basically solo acoustic numbers--with basically no warning in between.

A Hard Day's Night is their best.

THE

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>>73872698

Nice ass

>>73873168

It'd be hot if that guy rammed his big black cock inside it.

>>73873692
Itd be hot if i rammed my cock into

>frogposters avoiding social experiences
holy shit

Me neither. I don't wanna go alone, but I have no one to go with.

Swans had a concert in my city few months ago but I didn't go because nobody wanted to go with me.

>>73872709
I went to see the Moonlandingz by myself a few months ago, was fucking dope

Just go, no one gives a fuck

probably

he plays the keyboard

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"Readers often ask me why I did not become a musician, since my essays, indirectly, tell a musician what music he should or should not be making. Other readers accuse critics of being merely frustrated people who would like to be the very musicians and stars they "criticize". Again, in my case it goes back to my passion for history and for knowledge. Pythagora, who had a mystic attitude towards things, thought that the audience was more important than the athletes: the athletes were entertaining the audience but the audience was "contemplating" the athletes, and to Pythagora that was more important. Understanding nature was more important than being a part of it. In a sense, when you "contemplate" nature you manage not to be part of it, to be something else, above and beyond it, almost divine. Pythagora thought that this "contemplation" of nature led to logic. To Pythagora religion and mathematics were the same: the pure mathematician was a religious prophet, and viceversa. Contemplation was the key to understanding the universe, and it led to logical explanation of what the universe is. Logic was so ubiquitous in the universe that Pythagora thought that numbers were the ultimate reality. In particular, he discovered the relationship between numbers and music. Music is logic. All of this was evident to him as the "listener", not as the "maker" of music."

Free James Brown (So He Can Run Me Down)

>>73872454
beach boys good vibrations

4'33

*deletes whole album*
aahhh, better

*deletes OP and >>73872240*
aahh, perfect

*deletes /mu/*
ahhh perfect

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>>73871930
he called me a choa poster

every SNSD is pretty much mommy status now

>>73871986
did the choashitter hop onto luda?

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faaaaaaade int you

My Generation

A Day in the Life

i want you to beat your wife

>How do people that doesn't write books read books? Wouldn't it be a bunch of random letters to them?

OP is a retard

literal autism

>Frogposter