synkrotron

Yep, fingers crossed all will be okay Bob.

I bagged Pigments last night for 50% off but on the Arturia website not at plugin boutique.

53 minutes ago, Michael A.D. said:

At 66 my hearing is probably not keen enough to discern any differences between DAWs. 

Ditto (60)

Mmmmmmmmmmm

Wait.... there's a lady in a bikini in there

A belated Happy Birthday Ken

I hope your day was okay

cheers

andy

Hmmm... Strange...

On the main BBC SO page, Core is currently £299

But if I browse to the BBC SO Core page the price is £262

thinking........

Jokes?

Where?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53539989

10 hours ago, Vernon Barnes said:

I did not see the first post

same here

Sorry @cclarry!

I thought I'd look at the other post and it's already half way down page two!

4 hours ago, emeraldsoul said:

Cheaper and easier than Adaptiverb. Perhaps not as clean and pristine, though.

I have both, of course... chalk and cheese...

I also have Black hole too.

And this morning I bagged the free Supermassive.

All have their party trick in my opinion.

every time...

Saw their post on Twitter

@Fleer I think you may need to have a look at this one...

I've bagged it, anyway, though other artists are going to suffer as a result because I've had to use my PayPal balance from my own Bandcamp sales...

3 hours ago, Wibbles said:

Why do we post on these forums?

I only come here to spread the word of my awesome sonic creations.

did someone mention s e x?

the irony here is we both think paid streaming services are crap

and as I said in my first post I don't use them

I think I'll leave it there

have a nice day

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

without an audience, the work might as well not exist

total bollocks

unless, of course, you are coming from a quantum physics angle

my zero point zero two is,

wot he says ^ ^ ^

or play some ambient stuff

loads of echo and reverb

or punk rock... it's much the same, in a way...

oh, my name is andy, lowercase "a"

pleased to meet you

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

why are you putting it on a streaming service?

what do you class as a "streaming service?"

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

he gave it away for free

nice

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

and gave away thousands and thousands of CDs

really?

I don't think I'd have ever done that

a couple... a dozen, perhaps

must have cost a fortune to rip and then distribute all those CDs

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

Having your music up on a streaming service does not guarantee someone will listen to it.

obviously

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

why not do what I often do - give it all away for free

personally I have been doing this for a long, long while

1 hour ago, Philip G Hunt said:

(I've done it myself as a way of saying thanks)

I've tried giving my stuff away on Bandcamp but many want to give me money instead

2 hours ago, Philip G Hunt said:

unless it is (in a little way) about the prestige of making a few bucks off your music....and I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that. Just admit it to yourself, is all I'm saying

for me, personally, Bandcamp was an experiment

up until setting up there everything I ever created was uploaded to SoundCloud and set to free download

after a while I noticed that I was getting a lot of my stuff downloaded... not like hundreds or thousands but a lot more than I expected

so Bandcamp was set up to see if people were happy to pay for downloading my stuff

prestige?

nah, definitely not, not me

2 hours ago, Philip G Hunt said:

we shouldn't kid ourselves about our motives

as this is a lengthy post especially for me, what do you think my motives are?

making a ton of money off my art would be great, but it certainly isn't my motive

I think it is something I simply must do

I've done other things through my life... fishing... photography... motorcycling... barefoot waterskiing... had a load of doggies...

but I always end up back in my little studio, making sound stuff

2 hours ago, Philip G Hunt said:

And we shouldn't kid ourselves that it is in any way the route to being heard

absolutely

but it is a nice feeling when you know that someone is listening, and, probably enjoying that experience, right?

prior to 2000 I would sometimes hand over a tape to a friend or work colleague

that didn't go well... I do not create anything for "the masses" and I gave up on friends and family a long time ago, except for my poor sons that sometimes have to endure listening to something every now and then, and my poor, poor wife who lives in the same house as me.

never stopped me doing stuff, though

On 7/18/2020 at 12:12 PM, Vernon Barnes said:

I really don't expect to make anything out of music, its a hobby, but I am considering putting the project I am currently working on, which is somewhat different, and I hope better than the stuff on my Soundcloud on Bandcamp as an EP.  If so I will be trying to drum up some sort of local interest because of the background story to the songs.

And as you can see, @Philip G Hunt, from Glyn's quote above, he appears to have decided on a route that quite a few of us take, upload to Bandcamp, see how that goes... charge for it or not, it doesn't matter. 

right... been at this too long now so I'm going to hit the Submit Reply button... my new drone is begging for my attention...

30 minutes ago, Philip G Hunt said:

mainly for them

oh, that was for me?

I'll read it later

currently busy working on my next fifteen minute long masterpiece

TL;DR

sorry

24 minutes ago, Philip G Hunt said:

If you are not gigging or selling CDs then it's just a vanity project because you are not really selling anything. It's just to massage the artist's ego.

total bollocks

I've not seen sharke for a while over at the REAPER forum

Last Activity: 10-13-2018 06:42 PM

Hi there Ken! It's great to see you

18 minutes ago, Wibbles said:

What about your collection of big guitars?

I had to sell them to fund my Eurocrack addiction.