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Hell yea, sounds like a fun set!
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I'm only a few hours in, but it is really fuckin good so far
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Me too! Very weird game, but so far interesting. I just downloaded this today. Even with the glowing reviews, gameplay vids made me believe I still wouldn't enjoy the game. I was very wrong
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIwZ4mX6pHY&t=742s
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One true and one false statement in so few words, well done!
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Killing of a Sacred Deer was just like Lorganassthermos doing a parody of Lorganasstits which is itself is a parody of Lorganautistictoast and falling out of his own ass.
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This is something that I made back in my crazier days that I completely forgot was online. If you like fucked up shit, this might appeal to you
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http://time.com/5159134/who-is-the-florida-shooter-parkland-nicolas-cruz/
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Probably my favorite movie. The way the visuals, music, and storytelling go together is masterful. It's like a play, symphony, movie, acid trip, and opera all had a baby.
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Writing melodies that are too "obvious"
Auditor replied to Juice Patrol's topic in EKT General Discussion
Guys, geez. It all depends on what you are trying to do with the song in question. Composing a tune with a free flowing melody, as fxbip said, works well in some contexts. In others, bringing in some classically uniform techniques such as stating a theme, variations on the theme, and recapitulation will work great. A lot of electronic music doesn't have to stray away from a single key or have any kind of development. Personal preferences will dictate how they are received, as well as the current mood of the listener. There are no rules, but I think one thing that has been stated in this thread that I completely agree with is that learning theory is not going to hinder your creative output. My opinion is, if you are going to dedicate a serious amount of time to making music, why not learn as much as you can about it? -
https://soundcloud.com/auditorsounds/wool
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Bushwick Tries to be that scene from Children of Men for an hour and a half. Succeeds occasionally, fails more. The female lead is not good.
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Can't fault her choice in a partner either, as far as it goes. Tetris rules