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Myosuke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ИМЕННО. правда потом уши и моск чуть-чуть болят🥴

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Hi! Yeah why not, just mention me as source 😊

@@becore6174 alright! :D

true! it also helps with descipline and overall attention to what you do, cuz you know.. other people will see your atrocity :))

dunno it's sounds okay to me, more like bass has too much low frequencies here but I won't change anything in any project made for this challenge so whatever :))

one important - you might learn basics and advanced theory for your good, but don't be afraid to break any paradigms you learnt. Simply put - go crazy go stupid, experiment with stuff :))

If you want a pain answer - ~3 years. But It not only "how many years", it's everything. Either it's how many time you actually spend doing music during these years or was your work actually helpful for skill to rise or were you doing or studying something correlating to music before and so on, yk? For example, I've been also drawing, writing, modeling, developing games and doing some other creative small things like knitting and stuff lol for quite a long time, starting long before i made it to beatmaking (drawing, writing) and up till this day (else). So because of it i have some kind of "base knowledge" of how to "create" in other areas of oeuvre too. And still, i was devastatingly bad before i started taking it actually seriously, which was at the end of 2023. And after half of the year still consider myself "unworthy" ahahah :_) Also, it's about passion and goals. Ask yourself, do you actually love making music? What goal do you want to achieve through making music? Do you want to tie your life with it so hard that you may regret wasted time later? And so on I hope you catched idea :)

@@becore6174 It's an actual passion for me but because I'm always creatively burnt out I don't compose that often

@@FishistixIsHere why so tho? like you trying to do something, don't like it and taking an immediate break for days because of it right? classic thing 😫 in this situation you basically either don't change anything and still progress little by little or disciple yourself. although it's quite hard to create a routine of doing something, with discipline comes stability and productivity, so yeah it's worth it. in every aspect of life. btw this whole challenge i got here is another try to disciple myself, because i am having hard time with it too ahah :_) i guess one of the ways to go for you too

@@becore6174 Whenever I'm looking at FL I'm just like "Wtf am I gonna do first". I'm gonna let you know that I know f*ck all about music theory. I don't even know what half-time is. I only know the basics from like 3 tutorials I watched 4 years ago.

@@becore6174 cool!! Check mine also!! i did it around 2018~2022. I started stop doing after that!! i don't know mine interest is gone from musice making i just like listening more...!!

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Hi! I suppose you are asking for drum kits - so: 1. Cymatics VYPR for all variety of regular samples 2. One particular archive for breakcore loops... which i don't remember where exactly i got from but if you really want to get your hands on it i could search up later :)

@@becore6174 thanks

@@becore6174 I'd love to know too!

​@@skill3472@Im_so_Bhoxy kk i found it - www.mediafire.com/file/bh04hx84k9dfla0/breakcore%20is%20not%20a%20good%20way%20to%20get%20laid.zip