Sorry for the late reply.

It depends on the day. I really like synthesizers but I do like to bounce and resample whatever I'm doing over and over. And recently I like throwing the result in Amigo and or sometimes just a break, and modulate from there.

I should post more. Skip through this.

Bitwig as a DAW is itself a modular synth, so I can get lost in that pretty easily. Here's a recent bounce.

Its all pretty directionless lol but it makes great material for chopping.

Hell yeah, not much activity yet but I made !bitwig@lemmy.studio

I'm down to collab/remix/whatever.

But I don't really have any finished tracks. Mostly a lot of abandoned sound design sessions lol. If you have anything I could try to remix that would be cool.

@allo@sh.itjust.works

Can I get in on this?

Or at least hear some?

Y'know, you're definitely right. But if Copilot were really useful it could have explained that.

That's a good question but not one I can adequately answer. I'm currently mostly using a low-end setup so I'm just sandboxing my plugins as one.

Have you tried Bitwig?

Bitwig Studio! Made from former Ableton devs so it's similar but the workflow is amazing for modulation and sound design. Plus Linux support. Not free but you can rent-to-own via splice (you do not need an active splice sounds sub).

!bitwig@lemmy.studio

Edit: oh and it can also sandbox your plugins (either individually, by company, or all together) so having a vst crash doesn't bring down your whole project.

I'm a big Bowie (and Nirvana) fan so that's definitely near the top of the list. I'll need to listen to some Explosions in the Sky.

I know it too. I've been honing my sound for a few years now. It's the doing thats tougher.

This year I'm trying to be more disciplined instead of getting lost in sound design or something and starting a new project. Need to dedicate sessions to different specific aspects of the process more often. Also need to decide if it's worth seeing if I'm able to focus on a specific sonic style for a whole project or just accept that my diverse influences are going to inevitably lead to a somewhat disjointed work.

Edit: but I appreciate your words, sincerely, outside motivation goes a long way.

Amazon (unfortunately), and yes, the cheapest possible. Almost all my gear is second-hand. This is an exception.

Not as much as when I started bass.