#creatitivy

In celebration of @thatsthat24 new Spotify playlist, Roman’s playlist (which I adore!) I would like to write a small ficlet. Problem is, I don’t know what ship I want to use but I would like it to be shippy.

So, feel like helping me out?

Being an outsider in, what you perceive to be a magical world, is just the worst.

Because everything just keeps surprising and scaring you and yet you have to pretend like everything’s fine, it’s just a normal everyday occurrence.

Right now I am sitting in a bar, and my barista has 4 eyes, one big eye on the left, that proportionally looks something like a human eye and 3 tiny eyes on the right side of their face. I keep my gaze on my drink, because I am afraid that they would catch me staring.

There is a person that believes all prose here is about them It’s not, but they do not see Though they want it to be My life doesn’t revolve around them Though this poem might Not every ache I have in my heart is about their slight With each thing I have on my blog They attack me with every word Though they cowardly hide behind fake names Which makes it more absurd My pain is about a…

February 10

I'll offer up what I do with my basslines. Basically, having it hit when the kick does is good advice, I do that very frequently.

But you don't always have them hit together, having the bassline's notes playing when the kick isnt is good, as is vice versa. I also make sure that the bassline isn't playing the exact same notes as everything else.

I usually drop it one octave from the lead, and then shift it up or down by 5 or 7 semitones. This creates a nice chord effect from the interaction of the lead and bass synths.

You can also do stuff with the gate time of the notes. An occasional long note can create a nice groove, just make sure the drums work with it.

— factual35 on forum.vintagesynth.com

I started writing this blog post in my head whilst practicing yoga this morning. There, in the midst of my Sun B flow I realized I wasn’t there; I was avoiding what was right in front of me.

My mind wanted to escape the present—a beautiful yoga class—and I had to ask “why?”

We’ve become so programmed to constantly increase productivity and we’ve completely lost quality control.