Words of wisdom.. and stuff
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Happiness is a state of mind
"Friendship is never established as an understood relation. It is a miracle which requires constant proof. It is an exercise of the purest imagination and of the rarest faith." - Henry David Thoreau [cub4blog]
Is it a good idea to go for a haircut even though you don't have much hair? I suppose a touch-up is in order and I doubt they're gonna say: "Sorry, we can't take your money. You don't have enough hair." I've got untamed neck hair like you wouldn't believe.
Shaved it baby-smooth again today, I'm starting to get used to being without my beard. I think it's an important excercise in self-confidence. To be able to deal with your appearance in a variety of ways. I know I'm not looking for peer acceptance because none of my peers are around! And I've decided not to post pictures because this is purely a personal thing. Online peer mediation is cool and all, but not this time.
Did some experimenting with strings today on the sampler. Started using phaser modulating frequencies against tempo although I wish I had an equation or at least the context of the variables in the pluggins so I could be techno-stylistic. I can still do it intuitively as "a musician" but that takes trial and error and usually ends up off goal into the realm of experimentation. As a rule.
I understand that everything I'm doing has been done before ad nauseum, but it's good training. I like the sound of pitched-down strings phased with a big frequency depth against a drum beat. It's very digital but still human and warm somehow. To get context think of the last track on Transmission by The Tea Party.. "Aftermath" I believe it's called.
Happiness is a state of mind
"Friendship is never established as an understood relation. It is a miracle which requires constant proof. It is an exercise of the purest imagination and of the rarest faith." - Henry David Thoreau [cub4blog]
Is it a good idea to go for a haircut even though you don't have much hair? I suppose a touch-up is in order and I doubt they're gonna say: "Sorry, we can't take your money. You don't have enough hair." I've got untamed neck hair like you wouldn't believe.
Shaved it baby-smooth again today, I'm starting to get used to being without my beard. I think it's an important excercise in self-confidence. To be able to deal with your appearance in a variety of ways. I know I'm not looking for peer acceptance because none of my peers are around! And I've decided not to post pictures because this is purely a personal thing. Online peer mediation is cool and all, but not this time.
Did some experimenting with strings today on the sampler. Started using phaser modulating frequencies against tempo although I wish I had an equation or at least the context of the variables in the pluggins so I could be techno-stylistic. I can still do it intuitively as "a musician" but that takes trial and error and usually ends up off goal into the realm of experimentation. As a rule.
I understand that everything I'm doing has been done before ad nauseum, but it's good training. I like the sound of pitched-down strings phased with a big frequency depth against a drum beat. It's very digital but still human and warm somehow. To get context think of the last track on Transmission by The Tea Party.. "Aftermath" I believe it's called.
