My fav thing 2 do w game/movie soundtracks is look up trap, drill, ambient, or downtempo remixes on Yt/Sc.
These remixes keep the familiar sound while updating it for most playlists.
Just type your favorite track and genre—you’ll likely find it waiting for you.
Try it.
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If you have big goals, realize that the journey will take everything and promise nothing. This is the deal. Don’t be so entitled to think you’re owed results just because you put the work in. You’re not owed anything. But even if working hard doesn't guarantee success, not working hard guarantees with absolute certainty that you will fail.
If I listen to music and it doesn’t make me question my own producing skills, then what’s the point?
If music feels like a distraction rather than putting you in a meditative state, try Aes Dana, Cell, Carbon Based Lifeforms, or anyone from the Ultimae label.
I like listening to albums. When an artist like #aesdana drops an album, I play it nonstop for a week to pick my favorites. Then I add those to my playlist. I revisit albums over the years because my taste changes.
I wish people asked me more often about the hidden music gems I discover and what makes them special.
I should probably send this video to @Ableton in case they didn't see it yet. If I were an engineer/designer, I would want to see this use case.
#Lionclad on #AbletonPush:
youtube.com/live/TV0DFzY2SZs…
When was the last time you actually opened one of your own playlists?
Do you have one, two, or ten? Because this feels like a Harry Potter safe room with everything you need to handle your current situation.
Read more:
2ndaccident.blogspot.com/202…
Oversharing: I don’t open up much online because I automatically assume 90% of the accounts are bots.
I wait for proof of life first — genuine replies, weird jokes, unfiltered thoughts.
Feels weird that we have to ‘earn’ being treated like real people now.











