Did you just finish watching the new #chainsawman movie? Did you cry? I didn't. Not at all. I would never.
Anyway, you can check out my cover of "in the pool" from the Reze Arc movie, out now on YouTube and Soundcloud. Streaming coming soon.
https://t.co/s5dPicPpsC
Craziest part of doing these stems is going back through and seeing how silly I got with some songs. There are four separate bass tracks in Darkening Skies (I managed to squeeze two of them onto one file but still)
The second is that it can be incredibly beneficial to new musicians learning production. Nearly everything I've learned has been self-taught and a lot of that has been learned through studying multitracks. I hope you find these helpful or at least interesting!
Announcing the KryoYmir Multitrack Project, an effort to make multitracks of every song I have available to you indefinitely. Overture is up now, more to come as I go through my hard drives and export and tag everything.
https://t.co/G8lQg9wFNA
I believe publicly-available stems are crucial for multiple reasons. The first is archival. If I had ever released stems for some of my earlier music, I would still have access to those songs and would be able to remix/master/record them!
Also seems to exclusivity be 2017 music so I'm curious where this music was even sourced and when considering this has been largely unavailable for a few years now
A newly-recorded version of J-E-N-O-V-A is available now on select streaming platforms. January 31st 2027 I will release VII, a tribute album to the original Final Fantasy VII.
https://t.co/RwC5ISb9a7
Turns out your distro taking five weeks to approve your song means if you upload your video to YouTube in that timeframe you just....don't get Content ID.