SpringBonnie87
u/SpringBonnie87
Hey, I'm new here. I've been working with ableton for more than a year now and I've made a couple of interesting sounds that I've been able to use competently. I understand automation and subtractive synthesis, but I find that when i go to create a sound using ableton's built in synthesizer, operator, I'm pretty much just turning knobs. I'm good at filtering the sound in post, but designing the base waveform feels different every time, so I'm wondering: is serum more intuitive? It's the synthesizer everyone seems to be using and people like KilltheNoise and Deadmau5 LOVE it, so it seems like a good, if kinda costly, upgrade.
I'm really hoping to be able to grow and learn as a musician as
As GMs, how would an NPC fall in love/be attracted to a player or another NPC? How would you check that sort of thing? I'm writing a campaign set in a school and I figure at some point someone's gotta have a crush on someone else. Any advice would be appreciated!
I'm trying to write a mystery campagne and I'm a little confused and out of ideas. Is anyone who's written one willing to share it with me? Hopefully it'll inspire some ideas of my own.
Anyone know some ways to create a hooded MOC? I was inspired by the screenshots of the art book. Any methods would be appreciated
Hey everyone, I'm new here and I'm looking for this sticker sheet to complete a Tumbler MOC I've been working on. I doubt many people have it, but if anyone reading this does have it and wants to sell/trade it'd be a welcome surprise!
It was a moc that had a red hood and all that was visible from onder the hood was a bunch of sharp teeth. Can anyone help?
