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Blending in!

Ah, I see! Shame on her too then

That's an extraordinarily kind offer, thank you 😊 I haven't even opened those folders in a while, but if I'm feeling brave/nostalgic I may just take you up on at least getting a second opinion.

This is true, and I could probably mostly accomplish it in the DAW I'm already using I simply do not have the time and energy to develop a whole new set of skills just to polish the .01% of songs that are anywhere near finished 😔

As someone who isn't even from the US, did she do that too? I thought it was the other one.

Is it like the followed by one on profiles but for likes on posts? I would like that please. Would stop me tagging friends on posts that are only in my Discover feed because that friend Liked them already...

Clearsky doesn't filter by people you're following does it? But even if it does it's a whole other site, not really the same.

I got an ultrasound for a lump on my knee within two hours and didn't pay a cent for it lol Socialism scary wooOOOoooOo! 😱

Ooooh, excellent!

tbf there are a few mostly complete songs that are even meant to be in albums together, I'd just need to learn mixing and mastering or pay somebody to do it for me lol

Are you willing to buy an album of eight second loops? 🎤

I can relate—if I get dizzy from spinning it can sometimes last like a full day 😩

bsky.app/profile/jaws...

Very strange! Makes me want to do a science, shame one outcome is comfort prohibitive 😅

I have hundreds of project files in various states of unfinished smh

Going from short loops to full songs was the stumbling point that eventually ended my foray into producing after like 10 years of trying on and off 😩

Not for trying-to-solve-your-problems reasons, just curiosity, why is it indie games especially? 👀

Yeah insta isn't really designed for "part 23" or whatever. There's no "go back to the first post" button. There's no real culture of continuity, even when you actually follow an account. I'd be shocked if anything but gag-a-day type comics did particularly well there.

My eyes slide toward it ahead of time because it's a weird gap and then I have to find my place again. And fair enough that you don't want to change your habit. I guess luckily for me it's not part of style guides anymore so it's unlikely to survive another generation.

Normal text is only less readable to you because it's what you're used to. Same with double spaced for me, it actively trips me up. So why wouldn't we default to the one that requires less effort?