reanimated_moss

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Aug 11

soon it will be official that I've been buzzing around this platform for a full year, I want to celebrate that. I can't promise it will be ready by then. but if not I'll give a teaser to show what's been made of it. Thank you to everyone that has shown me support on this site, it means the world to me. I started this as a fun little passion project, it still is don't get me wrong, but at least 14 people at least somewhat enjoy what I make. That's 14 more than I ever thought! Thank you for this opportunity. love you all, -from yours truly, Moss

Aug 27

16*

Aug 3

Guess who's back, Back again?

May 11

thanks for the follow

May 12

It's nothing mate! You deserve it! :)

May 5

"Thnx So Much For The Follow. Great Music Btw, Unique, & Creative. Keep Going, Never Stop."

May 6

I never planned on it, hell I'mma be coming back from the grave just to keep doing ts. Is it unlikely to be possible, sure, will I? Yes. I don't care what some "laws of realty" or science says if they want to stop me well then screw them!

Mar 11

Collab?

Mar 11

maybe, but I'm working on something rn so I might be a bit

Mar 3

breakcore and chiptune?! i must follow u!!!

Mar 9

Thank you! I'm doing my best to become one of the best so just stay tuned, plus then you could say your one of the ogs (also i'm probs gonna do some synth stuff too)

Feb 9

Hello people and or multiple peoples in all my lack of knowledge I can't figure out how to make a note slide from the left ear to the right one Please help

Feb 19

thank you! And double thank you for being so in depth with it too!

Feb 13

It's funny that I never use it, but, the easiest way to do it is to just record the automation. If you click on the record button on the top, you can just adjust the pan knob in real-time during playback at the part when you want the slide and it will record the movement for you.

Feb 13

The original node should be on 0, which is the same as center - no panorama. If you drag it up to 100 the sound should be 100% in your right ear. If you drag it down to -100 it should be in your left. You can also right click on a point/node to type in a specific value.