Best feedback I can give you or anyone else who sets up their music on Bandcamp as a free download: Don't! Make it "Name your price" with no minimum...
http://hi54lofi.com/blog/bandcamp-musicians-why-name-your-price-no-minimum-is-better-than-a-free-download
Dave
On Feb 26, 2015, at 2:59 PM, Sam Loschl <watercat1996@gmail.com> wrote:
quoted 20 lines greetings, just released a big batch of new tracks (50.) If any of you guys are interested
> greetings, just released a big batch of new tracks (50.) If any of you guys are interested in giving me feedback, I'd really appreciate it. I've been working on this, non-stop, for about 3 months. It was a really fun little project, which will probably conclude my releases under PHNV.
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> https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave
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> some equipment i used (alongside a shit stack of ableton patches) to make this:
> Microkorg
> Korg Electribe EA-1
> Korg M01-Workstation (Nintendo 3DS app)
> MC-303 Groovebox
> TR-8
> 1989 Dot-Matrix Gameboy (LSDJ Tracker)
> Mackie ProFX 8 channel mixer
> Akai EIE
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> i'm poor as shit, earning minimum wage as a cook/living independently. Even so, i have developed a compulsive habit of spending almost all my spare $$ on equipment. It has been difficult to build the setup that I want, but i'm getting closer. My intention for this album was to have it be a bit of a farewell to my computer for a while, as i have enough stuff to make some primitive hardware grooves. I might do some tape recordings next!!
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> Anyway, thanks!
> <3 <3
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> P.S. On another note, any recommends for affordable monophonic analog keyboards. I started playing keyboards for a local punk band (with a microkorg, which honestly works pretty well). I could really hear a yamaha cs-5 or something alike going well with it. something with some aggressive saws and squares