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i think I'm just going to combine the 2 separate projects I've planned into 1. meaning no two hands ep; literally the only 2 tracks will be swapped to Beyond the world. ii same premise, same atmospheres, but split sections, winding down to something more depressive.

It's still experimental, it will still have some down points (pure ambience), but making it multi-genre to include downtempo beats and other atmospheric adjacent styles. maybe even synthwave lol. Less tracks, but longer track lengths. (5-7 minutes so far with the odd 4 mins)

i think I'm just going to combine the 2 separate projects I've planned into 1. meaning no two hands ep; literally the only 2 tracks will be swapped to Beyond the world. ii same premise, same atmospheres, but split sections, winding down to something more depressive.

today I was thinking about this song from ZZZ, from the tour de inferno chapter. i remember that final cutscene was the first ever one i genuinely sobbed at. first thought on my mind was "what is this song and why am I crying" #ZenlessZoneZero‌ #hoyoverse youtu.be/fdQFMJE_6JM

sorry for kinda vanishing ahahaha.... just been enjoying my vacation for a bit. but, I'm slowly starting to prep for the move. whole apartment needs to be floored, appliances need to be bought, and furniture needs to be moved by the end of the month. here is my new room.

i've had the chance to enjoy my new pair of ATH-R50x's properly, and I can confidently say that, for 170e, these are possibly the best first pick for open-backs for me. not only are these good as studio reference headphones, it's surprisingly lightweight (~200 g), it enhances longevity by having-

this is also really beneficial. its open, lightweight design helps me wear them more comfortably for longer periods. i was thinking of getting open-fit/open-back IEMs too for outdoor use. i've been sticking with the Apple EarPods (I can't use my Moondrop Chu 2s for long), and for 20e, it impressed-

i've had the chance to enjoy my new pair of ATH-R50x's properly, and I can confidently say that, for 170e, these are possibly the best first pick for open-backs for me. not only are these good as studio reference headphones, it's surprisingly lightweight (~200 g), it enhances longevity by having-

each other. although I did notice a huge difference compared to my last pair (Beyerdynamics are notorious for making their headphones really bassy), having that near-flat sound actually helped a lot during production and voice processing. no more guessing if the bass is too quiet or too loud.

i've had the chance to enjoy my new pair of ATH-R50x's properly, and I can confidently say that, for 170e, these are possibly the best first pick for open-backs for me. not only are these good as studio reference headphones, it's surprisingly lightweight (~200 g), it enhances longevity by having-

as for sound: it takes 50 ohms, which is great for low-powered interfaces such as mine, the Komplete Audio 1s. I used to run a pair of Beyerdynamic DT-770s at 250 ohms, and it was barely enough for loud volume (knob dialed at the absolute max). listening experience is great! as reference pairs,

i've had the chance to enjoy my new pair of ATH-R50x's properly, and I can confidently say that, for 170e, these are possibly the best first pick for open-backs for me. not only are these good as studio reference headphones, it's surprisingly lightweight (~200 g), it enhances longevity by having-

i'm trying to make something that's a little more jungly, kinda like what you'd hear in one of those 90s comps. i remember listening to Intense a lot when starting, so that's my main source of inspiration for now. the problem is that i'm good at making melodies, but shit at executing them and--