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Shum wrote:

hutyluty wrote:i write powerpuff girls fanfiction

Can I read some?

http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7763061/1/BabyVille

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lol, theres 3500 powerpuff girls stories on that site alone. Thankyou based internets

Thankfully I've never watched Powerpuff girls to know what any of that means.



Transmetropolitan fan fiction is usually a giggle, if only for the fact that most of it misses the mark spectacularly.

ekidd91 wrote:

Attila wrote:

bassbum wrote: How much dose studio time cost you guys?

Hah paying for studio time...what is it 1998?

As inconvenient as it can be, I've always kinda fancied payin for studio time. I think if you'd paid for a fixed time in the studio, you'd rattle through shit. Cause when you're just in your bedroom (as I would assume a majority of folk on here are) it's so easy for your workflow to go to shit.

To get your head clear and work in a different environment that would be helpful. Otherwise these days for recording vocals I'd definitely recommend paying for studio time. Just make sure you have the lyrics/tempo/key/beats sorted beforehand so when you get in there you can get right into laying down vocal takes. If you're serious about the tune, it's well worth the money for access to the mics and recording booth alone! In fact it's pretty cheap these days (some places) due to studios needing to compete with bedroom setups. Plus it's a good way to make some connections.

eat animals, witchcraft, human sacrifice, social gatherings, toxic shit, smoking plants

New workaholics started,

If you never heard of this show watch it!!!!

Just go out with your mates and smoke a doob or something. If you dont have mates or a spliff, go for a bike ride. Sorted.

I'm on call for work most of the time so if i'm not making tunes i'm staring at my phone willing it not to ring lol
Seriously i watch films,walk my dogs,play fifa12 on the ps3,see mates and in general do fuck all or as little as humanly possible because normally my life is busier than i want it to be.

billybuxton wrote:

outbound wrote:The cycle is as follows:-

1. Do something else (tv / computer games)
2. Get bored and realise I'm not having fun
3. Start to get paranoid that I'm not progressing as much as I want to in the studio.
4. Run back to the studio as quick as I can cursing myself for my procrastination.
5. Repeat

This is my life

This is also my life!

Sinestepper wrote:If you dont have mates or a spliff, just put an end to your life.

fix'd

Lately I just watch Get Him to the Greek and have a good laugh...
That always makes me feel a bit better...
And if not that, i'm working on my essex accent, since people believe i'm from the UK...

cry.

Read watch videos about production/mixing/music making/music producers/music mixers/music makers...

Whole life I've been doing a little of everything, and now I'm like monodimensional. It is a sickness, this music thing.

True that nowaysj ^ I have lost so much of other aspects of me since I got into this music production. Probably lost a few friend's too haha

Sonika wrote:True that nowaysj ^ I have lost so much of other aspects of me since I got into this music production. Probably lost a few friend's too haha

Lost only a few friends? Not trying hard enough

Yeah I literally have nothing left but a couple producer friends...aside from going to classes and a few gigs I haven't really left the house in 6 months. Doesn't really bother me either to be honest, I knew what I was getting into. But after spending the last half year mentally battling with my creativity almost exclusively, I can totally see how reclusive artists go insane. You get so buried in your own ideas that everything else in life starts losing value, to the point where-for me-it's hard to take any aspect of the "real world" seriously. Everything is either another step to finishing a song or it's worthless.

Healthy mindset, I know.

Nature documentaries are always quality for me too...Tribe, Wild China, Amazon (all BBC, fiyah) are lush to watch and usually have quality background music on them.

And in a constant state of rewatching The Wire

nowaysj wrote:Whole life I've been doing a little of everything, and now I'm like monodimensional. It is a sickness, this music thing.

Sonika wrote:I have lost so much of other aspects of me since I got into this music production. Probably lost a few friend's too haha

Attila wrote:Yeah I literally have nothing left but a couple producer friends...doesn't really bother me either to be honest. If I wanted a regular life I'd have a job and all that other bs.

Everything in moderation...friends especially. I think I'd lose it if my only contact with friends was mostly about production stuff. I need that anchor in my life...plus non-production heads make great sounding boards. Bounce out a few tracks with a rough mastering job, burn a CD then head over to my mate's house for a beer and some feedback in a background ambient kinda vibe.

Michael Palin documentaries.

Attila wrote:Yeah I literally have nothing left but a couple producer friends...doesn't really bother me either to be honest. If I wanted a regular life I'd have a job and all that other bs.

I know 0 producers in my local area. I'd like to meet some, cause I find hanging out with regular people just does not satisfy me anymore. There is very little people say that has any interest to me at all. haha, fucking depressing sounding, but it is for reals.

nowaysj wrote:

Attila wrote:Yeah I literally have nothing left but a couple producer friends...doesn't really bother me either to be honest. If I wanted a regular life I'd have a job and all that other bs.

I know 0 producers in my local area. I'd like to meet some, cause I find hanging out with regular people just does not satisfy me anymore. There is very little people say that has any interest to me at all. haha, fucking depressing sounding, but it is for reals.

Haha it's the same for me man, it's like "if you don't want to talk to me about music, what do you want to know? I literally have no other interests at the moment to speak of." Like relationships, drama and all that stuff is just so far removed from where my head's at right now that I can't even pretend to care.