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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. https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave 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 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!! Anyway, thanks! <3 <3 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

i own cubase and a mouse :) Clint Anderson Systems Engineer On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 3:59 PM, Sam Loschl <watercat1996@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 34 lines greetings, just released a big batch of new tracks (50.) If any of you

> 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. > > https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave > > 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 > > 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!! > > Anyway, thanks! > <3 <3 > > 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 >

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. > > https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave > > 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 > > 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!! > > Anyway, thanks! > <3 <3 > > 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

And interestingly, even if you pay $0 via "Name your price", you can add it to your collection to download later. But perhaps even more important, anyone who sees your collection sees that you downloaded it. That isn't the case with "Free download." Dave On Feb 26, 2015, at 4:05 PM, Chris Bellevie <c.bellevie@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 33 lines I'll second this. There is some music that I've come across as 'free downlo

> I'll second this. There is some music that I've come across as 'free download' that I'm unable to download at the time and I'll never see it again, but if there is a 'Name your price', I'm always will to pay at least a couple dollars to have it put in my collection to stream/download later. As a user, I very much prefer 'Name your price' over free download... > > On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 2:57 PM, Dave at EAR/Rational Music <dave@ear-rational.com> wrote: > 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: > >> 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. >> >> https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave >> >> 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 >> >> 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!! >> >> Anyway, thanks! >> <3 <3 >> >> 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 > >

Can the artist see , when something is a free download, that you listened to 8 or 9 tracks but didn't download anything? Because I would feel pretty bad indirectly about insulting them if so. . thanks, *Jeffrey J Davis* jeff@jeffreyjdavis.com www.jeffreyjdavis.com 218.833.2847 <http://www.jeffreyjdavis.com> <https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JeffreyJDavis/about> <https://www.flickr.com/photos/phlow/> <http://instagram.com/jeffreyjdavis> <http://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreyjdavis/> <http://www.twitter.com/jeffreyjdavis> <http://www.quora.com/Jeffrey-J-Davis> <https://soundcloud.com/jeffreyjdavis> On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 5:08 PM, Dave at EAR/Rational Music < dave@ear-rational.com> wrote:

quoted 67 lines And interestingly, even if you pay $0 via "Name your price", you can add

> And interestingly, even if you pay $0 via "Name your price", you can add > it to your collection to download later. But perhaps even more important, > anyone who sees your collection sees that you downloaded it. That isn't the > case with "Free download." > > Dave > > On Feb 26, 2015, at 4:05 PM, Chris Bellevie <c.bellevie@gmail.com> wrote: > > I'll second this. There is some music that I've come across as 'free > download' that I'm unable to download at the time and I'll never see it > again, but if there is a 'Name your price', I'm always will to pay at least > a couple dollars to have it put in my collection to stream/download later. > As a user, I very much prefer 'Name your price' over free download... > > On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 2:57 PM, Dave at EAR/Rational Music < > dave@ear-rational.com> wrote: > >> 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: >> >> 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. >> >> https://phnv.bandcamp.com/album/50-shades-of-rave >> >> 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 >> >> 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!! >> >> Anyway, thanks! >> <3 <3 >> >> 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 >> >> >> >> >