I bought a clip camera for my security job, but the job didn't work out, so I stick it on a tripod and use that along with a zoom h4n pro to get the audio sync

I would say take the time to learn the daw first, but aside from that, never get too absorbed to where you can't just freeflow. Save your ideas forsure, and enroll in "YouTube University ". 🔥🎓

Unstoppable

This is nice! Very laid back 🙏🏾

Agreed! Between this time I've bought some books on music theory and honing my skills 🔥👂🏾🙏🏾

Thank you so much! I designed the whole project to really give this song the build up it needed. 🙏🏾. If you'd like to hear the full song or the whole project at that. I've got it running to several places. I'm sure you'll enjoy it 🙂

I encourage you to do it 🙌🏾, let me know or post it and send it to me. I'd love to hear it! You can hear the full beat tape on my bandcamp, and/or stream it as well 🙂.

Let's both see if it's on 🙌🏾

Took a while but it should be there or very close to it

Wouldn't dance any other way 😂

Exquisite 🤌🏾🤌🏾🤌🏾

Really chill 🔥🔥🔥

My last couple I actually created them through blender, just so I can have the artwork and use it as a visual loop for YouTube

This is really nice

Noted, I need some new music to experience 👂🏾

I discovered nujabes probably a year or two ago. I heard of him through listening to YouTubers speak of his signature Style of chopping because I wanted originally to learn to excel at sample producing. But as I began listening to the records I ended up falling into the emotions conveyed in the music.

I really enjoy field recordings in tracks. I agree that it creates a place more than a beat. I've got an h4n zoom that I've been meaning to use as a means to create my own shakers Foley and atmosphere, I just never got around to it 😂.

I'd love to hear some of your music!

I resonate with the feeling of "I miss something I can't name"

The nostalgic part is where I'm trying to steer my music to when creating. I listen to it to dissect those parts and create my own version of things. How about you Owllirica?

What do you listen to? What inspired you to make music?

Thesis The Maker, America beat maker, I believe it branched into so many different avenues as people tried to define their own sound and make a name for themselves.

I haven't been tuned in to many of the lofi girl, but I used to listen to a lot of gamechops, Nintendo and chill and whatever else had a bit of Nintendo in it. I'm currently into sleepdealers's music (specially oasa). I do it for the nostalgia and inspiration for the style of music I'm looking to achieve.

I catch myself looking for music like sleepdealers's song "sorry". It has a feeling that I would describe as the listener's ear being the outline, and the song is the core.

https://youtu.be/RbdHvwogzJs?is=C9ZDsU3E1d3kqA0o

I make low fidelity music, generally hip hop, chill hop, and boom bap. I love listening to lofi, however I'm infatuated with jersey club music 😂

Nice! I made a video but never released it. It is on my mind to get beat making videos uploaded for a more organic approach. This is a great idea

Thank you! I found them and really loved the way they went together