u/internetflesh

Any boss that doesnt feel pointless?

Aether bosses weapons feel like downgrades, twilight forest Bosses feel like just getting scraps

Which is actually rewarding? Strong weapons etc?

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u/internetflesh — 7 hours ago

Any boss that doesnt feel pointless?

Aether bosses weapons feel like downgrades, twilight forest Bosses feel like just getting scraps

Which is actually rewarding? Strong weapons etc?

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u/internetflesh — 7 hours ago

Whats the easiest way to get very strong?

Hi, joining late on a server and i lowkey dont have enough time to grind anything out. I like finding off ways to get strong in stuff like elden ring etc even if it is "cheating the experience" for some its just fun for me.

So what are ways i can get pretty strong by who knows, sneaking around end game areas, or trading up or whatever.

Would really appreciate good answers thank you!

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u/internetflesh — 4 days ago

Hi, young raver from Berlin here.

Most of the DJs i really like in my scene are something I can only describe as modern/a niche new wave of DJing.

In this style the sets arent focussed on a genre at all but rather clashing of different genres within these subcultures. This is defined by going through a wild plethora of BPM and genres such as breakcore, gabber, midwestern emo, nightcore, dubstep, electroclash, overall electronic genres that are very hard to put in a box

Essentially the entire set functions almost like an adventure through genres and different energies often making traditional DJ skills such as beatmatching rather irrelevant and focussing much more on keeping fluency between genres through transitions that arent always seamless.

And my question is how do I practice this best?

My own approach would be:

Gather songs from different genres, plan which songs to play and about where id transition and fuck around with how.

Try and slowly gain the skills to even begin to understand when, which, and what energy will flow and what wont work

But I feel like this is inefficient, if I wildly get different genres in different bpm and key and tirelessly work on transitioning them well. i feel like I am building skill extremely slow while also not being in the perspective of the listeners, which may lose me inside of working on the wrong sounding things too long.

Any advice or input?

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u/internetflesh — 13 days ago

Hi im wondering

2 ways id love to mix so its essentially 2 different questions

  1. A lot easier to answer for most djs: id like to mix gabber, this being said i guess the way is to just listen to gabber on soundcloud with radio on and/or producing some tracks on my own,

but the main question is, when im listening to gabber or really any genre i wanna mix, i cant see the BPM or key anywhere ofc, so how do I actually prepare a coherent set that isnt just wildly different bpm and Keys? Id like to mix gabber live mostly with prepared tracks and transitions I know I wanna do

  1. A lot harder to answer since this is very new wave DJing I guess. Im deepish in the new gen party scene here in berlin i guess, and whats more and more popular, to my liking, is wildly mixing thenmist different genres and BPMs. This is almost always done either with pre prepared sets or semi as many of the genres can either be completely different or not even able to be put in a direct genre. In this case im guessing ill do that through ableton and make these sets something much more intricate.

Here im asking: if i complete an entire set in ableton, how do I DJ that live? Do I just act and turn nobs?

While question 2 is something for the future, and I can wildly pick any song I want and fuck around in ableton. I just struggle so hard to prepare sets where I dont know the bpm and key especially in gabber songs where the song identity can differ so hard.

And to finish, I wanted to ask what some of the must use transitions are for gabber/hardcore

Im a little rusty now I used to dj a lit of techni as a teenager but I forgot it all, I used to do It so inefficiently that it didnt work out so if these questions can be answered id be very thankfull

I have about 1.5 years of experience in ableton and i guess I know the basics of DJ

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u/internetflesh — 14 days ago

Day 8 here

The recovery of tonsilectomy already showed me what "most painfull" looks, but yesterday that was beaten by far. I woke up in so excruciating pain that it gapped everything b4 and made my nervous system go haywire.

Overall entire day hard pain all day, even with painkillers 7/10

But worst when i swallow ANYTHING it goes to 8 or 9/10 making hydration hard, my only food was like 200ml of icecream yesterday..

Today again the same story. Wole up with intense pain but not as bad as yesterday morning. Still on the day the post swallow pain etc is the same

Anything that helps?

How long will this agony last?

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u/internetflesh — 16 days ago