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Ever since I listened to F#A#∞ by Godspeed You! Black Emperor as my first post-rock album I've been fascinated with the atmospheres that some bands and albums are able to create. I'm searching for some artists with music that makes me feel as uneasy as the following (for example):
\-F#A#∞ by Godspeed You! Black... See more
reddit.comunsettling sounds from post-rock
Hi all! I am looking for uplifting/emotional post rock songs, something close to 'Your Hand in Mine' by EITS or 'Hymn for the Greatest Generation' by Caspian.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
reddit.comuplifting post-rock sounds
Just curious..
reddit.comtechno inspiration
The dirty secret about non-fiction is that most of it could be a blog post.
They follow a template: introduce a counterintuitive finding, tell three anecdotes that illustrate it, mention some studies (p < 0.05, naturally), provide a framework with a memorable acronym, conclude with actionable advice. Stretch this to 250 pages, add some graphs,... See more
They follow a template: introduce a counterintuitive finding, tell three anecdotes that illustrate it, mention some studies (p < 0.05, naturally), provide a framework with a memorable acronym, conclude with actionable advice. Stretch this to 250 pages, add some graphs,... See more
JA Westenberg • Why Stories Make You Smarter Than Self-Help Books
bang on
The best way to not let a project’s spectacular success get you too high or its spectacular failure get you too low, Ryan likes to say, is to be already working on the next project by the time the many deciding factors decide that success or failure.
Digitakt Arrangement Strategy / How to finish tracks faster?
youtube.comDigitalt tutorial
digitakt: making a complex beat from scratch
youtube.comDigitakt tutorial
LIVE LOOP PERFORMANCE OUTDOORS (NO TALKING)-Novation Circuit Tracks, iPad, Loopy Pro, Microfreak
youtube.comloopy pro + scarlett 2i2 setup for looping
We want surprise and suspense, but we also crave order and closure. The artistry of the mystery box is in the balance: give away too much and we’re bored, give away too little and we’re lost.