Although not traditionally a DAW, OpenMPT's currently my main (especially when I use VSTs and soundfonts alongside pure samples for audio rendering duties. Caustic 3, though, that was my first proper DAW, and taught me some basic and advanced techniques in music production, in a fairly-accessible, yet deep-rooted audio-visual interface.
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But then, there's so much someone could bear working overtime until they melt down like a receding iceberg under a tropical climate...
But then, there's so much someone could bear working overtime until they melt down like a receding iceberg under a tropical climate...
Now that sort of piques my exploration juice, especially with roguelikes/roguelites that have extensive, deep-enough systems and lands to dive into, and the bit about resolving fights and incidents with practical real-life measures and techniques common to the usual adventurer, instead of the usual HP- and MP-decreasing system seen in most other games... alright, into my wishlist it goes.
I first encountered this rather soothing ambient-esque theme through, of all things, a particular mashup with "Beach, 7AM" from OXENFREE (the latter composed by scntfc), years ago. Might take a deep listen through its entirety some time.
You again? You have activated my flamin' spellcard attack, Greg!
For the record, I did reply with something akin to interconnected bamboo rafts in the middle of the ocean, with some tethered to seashore docks and cliffs.
Don't worry, though; no matter what happens afterward, this hub of ours' here to stay, as an alternate local coffee shop, now run by us fellow customers and curators!
Siyanga pala, pareho rin akong Jup mula sa ngayo'y-lubog nang kbin.social, sa mga hindi pa nakakilala rito ehehehe ;D
Enough to freeze most harmful germs, dirt and viruses, for both human and youkai-kind? Heck yeah
Awhhh, those sweet little fluffy dolls hanging onto her, like they wanna join in the ride...
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For what it essentially entails, Analog Obsession's busterSE does quite a bangin' job at being a analog-style stereo compressor, with the ability to tilt whatever part of the frequency spectrum you wanna have spread out, in spite of its limitations on the surface. Kicks, snares, pads, even the entire mix, you name it.
Of second, yet equal, mention, is ChowDSP's Chow Tape Model. which I've found so far to be both versatile and not that CPU-hungry. not only at those tape-esque warm flavors, but also at aiding modern, multigenre music compositions. I use them both, or either one of them, depending on the situation, and both are forever free high-quality.