My all-time favorite pen:
Geechi Suede
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97 i'm in HS doing a poem imagining in detail what it would be like to live inside a grapefruit. Ppl thought i was a weirdo lol. Soon after, I discovered Camp Lo. Felt like a fiddlehead that fell into a forest!
@ttlogan1989@fashion_nfl Here's what I want. Warm gunmetal helmet w/ the original logo. A bold & simple solid blue/white/red arrangement with "button" details inspired by revolutionary uniforms.
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@LadylexUK Well I'm not going anywhere. As long as Dreams lets me make stuff, save online, and check out other ppl's creations, I'll be here doing what I've always done.
Question for @tracklib :
With hobbyists & aspiring amateurs in mind, could it be feasible to offer an additional licensing option (call it "D") that allows you to pay next to nothing upfront (something like $0-$10) in exchange for sharing a much larger % of revenue?
All I want for Christmas is a free & simple way to legally sample, use & promote other people's obscure music in my projects, credit & give them lion's share of any monetizing income a given piece earns.
@tracklib upfront $ prohibitive for non-pros
#tracklib#sampling#copyright
@NFL
How about a fan app for spotting possible head injuries? If fans see something, they click the app button...if the # of clicks from fans exceeds a given threshold (to ignore random nonsense), it pings a buzzer on the ref's wrist or stadium sound system.
#nfl#concussions
@matttytel I've been diving into Vital this week, MAJOR props on this amazing tool!
Question: If we make a preset using custom or 3rd-party wavetables, can it be shared w/ ppl who don't have those extra wavetable files, or will it fail to load properly?
@venustheory i feel like you'd be the perfect person to ask. Any tips on using free VSTs to achieve this classic synthy harmonica sound?
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@atTonyDuque@fashion_nfl Thanks. Colors based on the Pat logo, w/ "buttons" like old revolutionary garb, simple white numbers, gun-metal helmet featuring the original 1960 Patriots logo.
I love the red & white throwbacks as a look, but always found the whole "red coat" thing to be a major branding gaff