I'm sorry about the recording looks gross, I don't have the money as of right now for a good recording device. :( re remastered in 2020 sampling-kid.b...
I heard this song somewhere from a while ago, and it wasn't until I got a request for one of your songs that I finally found you. I wanna say that I really enjoy your unique style of music and I love listening to it while working on stuff or driving. A few of your songs have helped me get through some tough times, so, really, thank you so much for doing what you do, and I hope that more people can find you and your unique tracks! ~LyricWulf
And some people says that remastering an old song always give a bad result wtf no,even if I prefer the original because it fits home better,this is way better in my opinion
I wish I knew what I know now when doing the original home ost. I can remaster this track now, even better then in 2016. My tracks would have been alot better High quality, but I'm glad people liked the composition of the pieces so much that the original mastering didnt even matter to them.
@@SamplingKid Yeah like I mean,anyone listening to the song would say: it's weird,and a little offkey,it sounds bad but it just fits HOME so well! We really need more songs like that in 2018.
LOL years and years of practice my dude.... FL studio gave me big big anxiety at first by all of its crap everywhere, and it's not for everybody. I still haven't learned/used it's full potential, so let me tell you things to focus on to make it seem less scary: PIANO ROLL (where you compose) STEP SEQUENCER (Where you put all your instruments/samples) PLAY LIST (where you put the various segments/patterns you composed) BROWSER (have this having your folder of all your samples/sf2s for easy access, fl will read your vsts if you put them in the right place theres a tutorial somewhere on here) MIXER (where you link the crap you put in your step sequencer, to master your sound)
