u/electric_puppy006

Hiya.

I'm 19, I recently got out of education, and got fired from a decent job back in January and obviously I need some money to properly start my life (basically like anyone else lol).

I've been applying for a load of jobs, optimising my CV (but I'm not gonna tailor my CV for every job I apply for, it's pointless in my opinion), and persisting with the bullshit of the job market.

It's so demeaning being back to having endless free time with no work to fill it and being on welfare just to have some money to go out with (but it's not enough for a license or a car, and it would take too long to save for either one). However, I've grown so calloused to the constant denials and dead-end interviews that I'm just not bothered with it at all any more.

If I woke up tomorrow to see I got a straightforward job with decent pay enough to get me a license and a car, I'd be happy, but if I got rejected by a job, it's not a big deal because the job market is too ass to let it ruin my life, despite my goals.

I'm just trying my best, that's all I can realistically do.

Hi all. I make dnb as a hobby (nothing professional) and all the tutorials for mixing and making music sound less shit are all for professional level mastering (and im not smart enough for that yet lmao)

I just want to sound relatively non-amateurish (so good enough for any listener basically) without having to do complex routines just for a good sound.

At this current moment, I'm relatively confident in my sound, but it takes a bit of time considering I have a really rudimentary set up that would make any self-respecting producer shed a tear XD

I know the basics of music production like EQing, sidechaining, bussing, and shit like that.

Does anyone have any quick tips for this or is it a matter of learning more XD

Hi all! As the title suggests, I am considering finally getting back into the analog horror subgenre after a several year break caused by software frustrations and a dwindling drive to make a damn series in the first place XD.

I've previously posted an exerpt of an episode of one series I was working on which was made many years back, and looking at it again reignited the spark to make a meaningful series. Trouble is, however, is finding the motivation to do the thing in the first place.

Any tips?