I realize it's been a while since I did much online. Sadly, the same goes for offline.
One big reason begins with what could arguably be a confession: I am currently a student. That being said, while I'm taking only two classes for this final semester, those classes alone drain a lot of my time.
Another reason is correlated to my last post about my new Emax II. I spent at least a week trying to find a way to effectively abandon the Zip drive that came with it, a type of storage known for its high failure rate. These attempts even went as far as looking into the science of how floppy disks worked and why I couldn't effectively port Emax-formatted floppies to my computer. While I have since come upon an effective solution, it's somewhat inconvenient: while the Emax can read from CD-ROM's, it cannot write to them simply because CD's are a type of media that needs to be burned, so any sounds I'd wish to use on the Emax would need to be premade on my computer, and then burned to a CD.
Thankfully, I might have more time on my hands later than I originally anticipated from my offline life, though the reasons for this don't matter much. As an additional consolation, Scythe, a project headed by fellow synthwaver and soundtrack nut Jon of the Shred, is nearing release, featuring a collab track between me and him. This track will be available for listening soon, and the preorder is already available on Bandcamp.
One big reason begins with what could arguably be a confession: I am currently a student. That being said, while I'm taking only two classes for this final semester, those classes alone drain a lot of my time.
Another reason is correlated to my last post about my new Emax II. I spent at least a week trying to find a way to effectively abandon the Zip drive that came with it, a type of storage known for its high failure rate. These attempts even went as far as looking into the science of how floppy disks worked and why I couldn't effectively port Emax-formatted floppies to my computer. While I have since come upon an effective solution, it's somewhat inconvenient: while the Emax can read from CD-ROM's, it cannot write to them simply because CD's are a type of media that needs to be burned, so any sounds I'd wish to use on the Emax would need to be premade on my computer, and then burned to a CD.
Thankfully, I might have more time on my hands later than I originally anticipated from my offline life, though the reasons for this don't matter much. As an additional consolation, Scythe, a project headed by fellow synthwaver and soundtrack nut Jon of the Shred, is nearing release, featuring a collab track between me and him. This track will be available for listening soon, and the preorder is already available on Bandcamp.
Also participating in two other collabs/compilations, though specifics for each will be revealed later on.
Thank you all for your patience.
Thank you all for your patience.
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