Added it to the playlist and my "want to play" list :D
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I think the link is broken :(
Now that Google is working on an AI it won't be long before "Search" is discontinued :D
Apollo is free but there are a few features that cost money, but you don't really need them rly. Steve is just stupid.
Now you have asked a good question that is not so easy to answer, unfortunately I do not have the ultimate beginner tip.
But what I can recommend to you is to play around with loops a bit - with that you can get a good basic idea of a song.
In the beginning I would advise you to do without plugins and learn the DAW. I use Ableton and have almost no plugins installed, because I create almost all instruments directly in Ableton - also saves money ;)
But I invite you to our Discord instance where many creative people are (see DATATERM Sidebar), we all try to help each other and give beginners gladly tips!
In the end, CDPR are also just corpos :/
I could not resist, sorry! :D
Whooo, it's the feeling of having too much cyberware installed and being on the verge of cyberpsychosis!
How can I tell you, you are a mod now!
I read the terms and conditions of the contest and decided not to participate, unfortunately I would lose all my rights to my music - I didn't want to do that.
I hope this is not shameless, because I am a musician myself. But I try to implement the cyberpunk vibe in my music. For me cyberpunk as music is always a mixture of dirty sounds, darkness, and the thought of losing everything. That's what I've tried to do with a few EPs and tracks.
Here is a small selection that cyberpunks found to be good:
- https://revenge.day/discography/sandevistan
- https://revenge.day/discography/bakeneko
- https://revenge.day/discography/skinwatch
- https://revenge.day/discography/corpo-meltdown
In general, techno, neurofunk, dirty punk-rock is cyberpunk for me.
I also started Cloudpunk only briefly and then somehow lost the desire, but was not the game but simply the time when I started it. Maybe I'll look at it again in the fall