readme.txt
by Springfellow
about
nothing is here for right now because i am not proud of any of my previous work that was originally here. i made those works when i was a lot younger and a lot more naive and those works sampled way too heavily from different source material to even be passed off as my own work. most of it was just 1 bar loops from some of my favorite songs at the time with drums and synths barely plastered on top. i am not proud of them so they are now not immediately available. i might put up .zip downloads of them if people still want them for whatever reason but just not right now.
this feels like the first step towards making something original, something i can be proud of and not be dismissive of. something that i can program and produce to show to people and go "hey look at what i made all on my own" instead of saying "oh that? yeah i just sampled this and put drums over it, it's whatever."
thanks for understanding and please be patient with me, it takes a while for me to make things nowadays.
::: )))
this feels like the first step towards making something original, something i can be proud of and not be dismissive of. something that i can program and produce to show to people and go "hey look at what i made all on my own" instead of saying "oh that? yeah i just sampled this and put drums over it, it's whatever."
thanks for understanding and please be patient with me, it takes a while for me to make things nowadays.
::: )))
credits
released February 16, 2024
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