>phone is dead >totally bricked >no chance of saving

you fool

Kirk Hammet/10

Consider suicide.

This is the only reason to use the cloud
Why didn't you have an external hdd?

Something similar happened to me, though not to this magnitude. I was sore for a while, but I realized I was recreating a lot of the music from memory. The songs you really cared about are still in there, anon. Don't lose your drive, you need it now more than ever.

>not using a four track

kill self, bandcamp-core indie shoegaze trash

so were you making music on your phone? idk what to tell you man keeping all your shit on your phone is a dumb move

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>>71963452
restarting is the best part! call a friend and do it again but better!

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>>71963590
forgot you lost your phone, just neck yourself... it's the only way

>>71963552
>>71963554
>not riffers
Riffs and melodies will randomly pop into my head. I'm literally always hearing music in my head, and its much easier/faster to pick up my phone and my guitar and record a riff before I forget it, and then give it a proper recording later. I said that I had hundreds of recordings. Not finished songs.

I lost all of my handful of compositions because I never thought I'd need to pass them down to another HDD. I still remember a lot, but there's so much that has been lost...

>>71963613
This. I remember my best/favorite ideas, but not all of them. Besides, I would love to have the original recordings to maybe release some day.