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some really cool moss and lichen growing on a tree high up in the mountains of Tennessee
some really cool moss and lichen growing on a tree high up in the mountains of Tennessee
We went to Tennessee about a month ago and here is one of the picturesque streams I got to fish. Soooo pretty
I might be getting carried away The very loose idea is a solarpunk city. I haven t been able to find any solar panel mods that work with my server, so I ve been focusing on greenery, farming, and public transportation in the form of minecart rails everywhere. I might write a more detailed post about New [ ]
isolated drums from my cover of Look What You Made Me Do (work in progress) Sound Toys Little Radiator and a mono spring reverb impulse response are doing the heavy lifting Feel free to download the audio and use it in your own projects. If you do, I d appreciate if you would credit me
part of my WIP Taylor Swift dub reggae cover album project There s not much of that dub flavor yet, but there will be more in the final mix Ngl, I really like the interplay between the bass and the drums, i.e. between myself and Tidalcycles. When collaborating with humans isn t practical or available, collaborating with [ ]
a few days ago I posted this without any melody and asked if anybody could tell what Taylor Swift song it was. It s Calm Down (a work in progress). Out of all the songs I m doing for this cover album, I think one lends itself to reggae the most. For the bonus points, the non-synthesized [ ]
found this creature the other day. it was very brave and let me take some close-ups. It had a huge ear that looked a little gross. I hope it s ok
I m working on a dub reggae Taylor Swift cover album. Here s a snippet of a track but I muted the melody. Can you figure out which of her songs it is? hint: this version is about the same tempo as the original, and I haven t changed any chords bonus points: can you tell which instruments [ ]
or is it a toady? are they the same? or is it froggie? so many questions this cute little amphibian was hanging on to the side of our garage