#voiceofvesper

If you mean "the most cringe things I personally have said" then probably the list is the same as the list of things I've told "Simon" that he ought to not tell people about IRL, and includes the following:

"simon," i know you are Sick. this is not a compliment. sometimes I feel sick too. I understand you are feeling bad right now. i hate that you feel bad. you feel bad, but please don't be a dick, because I'm really hating that you feel bad right now. I feel your pain, because I feel my pain, and that's why we're hanging out this summer, because everyone feels bad, and I want to make everyone feel better. that's like my job, but not the job I have, but more the job I want to have? not sure. but I am helping you. this is not a date. i like you. i like cake. i am going to use Tinder. fuck you

I diagnose you with Konata

Hewwo! Changing a module’s tempo to be faster and slower at regular intervals creates a swinging/shuffling rhythm, which I’ve used in quite a few of my tracks. Here’s what The Grim Reaper Blows the Horn would sound like if you removed all the tempo change commands on channel 2, the hi-hat channel:

It’s still recognizable but it loses its original bouncy feel that the swing/shuffle rhythm creates. If you use OpenMPT’s own unique module format MPTM, you can also just apply a global swing rhythm in the song properties:

But I personally mostly work with the ancient Impulse Tracker format out of habit (and maybe out of reverence for all the other tracker musicians who’ve used it) which doesn’t support this feature. I find that that I get the best results when I double the original tempo every two steps (so like going from 120 BPM to 240 BPM and back again)

This link (http://www.tumblr.com/post/5933965797/whenever-i-learn-a-new-video-effect-i-use-it-on) has 303 notes. Yes, 303 notes! This means: