bendi09

u/bendi09



r/musicproduction•

Hi guys! I’ve been wanting to learn more about music production. Right now, I’m learning how to DJ so I can understand how to properly mix songs, but I was wondering if this type of mixing requires any other software besides the usual DJ software like Rekordbox. I really love this style of music where reggaeton is blended with progressive house and house techno.

https://open.spotify.com/track/2TbhMrOSDzkx1r46NRkbEo?si=iNyurDwSRJmpT3op3qMa3A

https://open.spotify.com/track/4wumlQ0b3osMo2fGlZyCPX?si=XTqp7ZpfShSzzgP1qWxaBA

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r/scholarships•

Hi! I’m 23 years old and about to start grad school in accounting. I’m having a hard time finding legitimate scholarships for graduate students. Has anyone come across any good ones?

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r/Accounting•

I’m studying for the Enrolled Agent exam right now while waiting to start my MAcc program in October, since I can’t sit for the CPA yet.

Honestly, does it take everyone else a long time to really “get” tax concepts? I feel like if I don’t understand one term in a sentence, I end up spiraling down a rabbit hole trying to figure it out. I also love learning.

I’m nervous that when I’m finally eligible for the CPA exam, the same thing will happen, and with how limited the study time is for each section, that’s a little intimidating.

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r/Accounting•

I’m currently a state tax auditor and would like to enhance my certifications to eventually transition into industry. I won’t be able to pursue my CPA since I don’t have public accounting experience. Any tips?

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r/Accounting•

Hi everyone, I’m currently a Texas State Tax Auditor and I want to start planning to relocate to Boston within the next year to be closer to family. I have one year of post-graduate experience working as a tax auditor and am looking to transition into a new role. What advice do you have on how to start my job search?

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r/dating•

dating is exhausting

Support Needed 🫂

Dating in your early 20s is honestly exhausting. Especially when you’re someone who craves connection and ends up taking things to heart when they don’t work out. I recently started seeing a guy, I met on a dating app. Our first date was dinner, second was a Target run and a movie at his place, and the third was a movie, bar, and we ended up having sex.

I felt safe with him. He seemed kind, respectful, and emotionally mature. That meant a lot because I’m always overly sexualized, my body type and love for fitness tends to attract the wrong kind of attention. But he was different. He had self-control, held interesting convos, was a little nerdy (in a good way), super into meme culture like

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r/dating•

I’m a 21F and I’ve been casually hooking up with this guy (22M) I met on Hinge. We’ve hooked up three times so far, and the sex is good—we even last for about 3 hours sometimes. However, something’s been bothering me. During our second hookup, he said “I love you,” and while I didn’t think much of it, since I know guys sometimes say things in the heat of the moment, the third time we hooked up, he kept repeating it and also said things like “you’re mine.” Not even joking, he said it like 3-4 times. It made me feel a little uncomfortable, especially since we barely text outside of our hookups, even though we do hang out and share cute moments throughout the night.

Every time we have sex, he

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