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HEADPHONES WARNING, HIGH VOLUME

Good track with a nice energetic and tough sound!

That being said, I comprehend were "grunge" comes from in my music. Power pop, not so much. I don't even know it much as genre. Do they call Big Star power pop? I'm a fan of them. Yes, Big Star is usually called "power pop"; probably one of the most popular bands of the genre al...

No, I think this is indeed metal, even though closer to late 70s/early 80s hard rock or very early heavy metal Well, not being metal is not an insult, of course! We are not on the trve metal board :lol: fair enough, metal in the 60s and early 70s sounded very different from the late 70s onwards, in...

Congratulations for this great milestone! And thanks for all these years of awesomeness!

Nice track! More than metal I would call this "power pop" or "grunge". Which are both very nice genres on their own.

re: snare, argh! That will be my curse, I'll *never* get that right apparently :lol: On bass, yeah, Steve DiGiorgio would be great (the bass intro on "Damien" is pure bliss!), but the one playing is me, so I'm afraid it will never be that balanced... I'll have to learn about how to play m...

Wow Lorenzo, this one was pretty ambitious! Saying this as a fellow Iced Earth fan, always considered them one of the most metal bands out there. Sounds great, although obviously would benefit from vocals. The guitar work is excellent as usual. The structure seems in place. The two things which I th...

Wow, good job @tramp! Now please tell me if I can help you in some way to help you grow this program. I will certainly make an openSUSE package for it, that's for sure

jeanette_c maybe it's just me! I am heavily into anything with anything vaguely funky in it. I think funk is a serious genre which sometimes has a humorous facade, just like your song! The good thing about funk is that it can appeal to very rational (even cold) people, due to its almost mathematica...

Looking great! Are grids implemented yet, if not do you plan to?

https://battleofthebits.org/ Anyone know this website? It is a semi-humorous website which hosts fairly serious music-making competitions ("battles"), for the most part involving chiptune, but not exclusively. Some competitions are thematic (e.g. Corporate Music ), others are tech-based (e...

Very nice atmosphere!

I get it, it's more philosophical. I personally enjoy repetitive music with subtle variation, like Philip Glass. I guess repetition is fine if you are not doing it just to fill an empty space.

Props for keeping it real

Very nice track. Almost sounds like sacred music at times!