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Thanks Brock!

They would be cool if they had solar panels on them

Exactly!

U delusional or sum?

Yeah it is, tons of older anime look like that

Yeppp

Thanks Peter!

Thanks! Feel free to share with friends! :)

Thanks studio!

Thank you so much!

Thanks!

So sad 😢

Right! 👍

That’s all me!

Thanks Rick!

Yeah need a metronome

@@deanrayofficial but hey man, dont let me run my mouth. Your playing and singing.. i love it man. Good luck from West Central Texas!

Haha all good man! Best regards to WCTx!

What's wrong with Audacity?

@@themusicstudiochannel While simple, free, and accessible, using Audacity has long been discouraged, at least in terms of putting together songs. It works best like a notebook, where you would jot down ideas, melodies, chord progression, etc. However, put next to proper DAW programs, it cannot compete in functionality. Free DAWs, like Cubase LE or BandLab, are much better at that price point, and you could feasibly put together a good sounding project in those programs. However, I'll always suggest that a soon-to-be music producer / recording artist spring for at least a cheap version of Ableton or FL Studio to have a better access to professional level control. Consider this, Dean here gave us evidence that they have a sound-proofed space to record acoustically, and they have a microphone which likely is connected to an interface, rather than directly by USB. So, his recordings that we see layered together in Audacity are certainly clean (limited to no background noise). But, that expense is somewhat wasted entering Audacity, with it's limited control in EQ'ing, mixing, and mastering, not to mention that the tools it has aside from these (click tracks, generic effects, etc.) are clunky, lesser versions of the tools just as easily accessed in the free programs I mentioned before. To be clear, Audacity isn't "bad". It just has limited uses. I'm sure the audio we hear in this (17 second) video came exported from Audacity and dragged into a video editor with the footage audio muted or removed. And this sounded great, but I'll credit Dean as a musician for that. If he wants to put full length songs out, either for future videos or for Spotify or TH-cam music and all of the other music streaming platforms, I hate to imagine that his talent would be wasted by him spending too much time messing with layering audacity tracks together and by painstakingly using the inferior controls to get everything right.

Yes, they were great