my own stuff, think TECHOUSE in the british sense. (a remake of oldskool acidhouse sets, where pretty much anything goes that's energetic, electronic, druggy, forward thinking and for the floor)
for the CLUB.
commercial, everyone who pays me.
Your target audience...do you even have one?
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djadonis206
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for how much?Machinesworking wrote:It's $99 for the converter at the Mac Store BTW, just found a 22" Cinema on craigslist!djadonis206 wrote:Nail, Head - you hit it!
I think we're the only two people who practically live on Craigslist (insert emoticon, but I'm not doing that because I think they're evil)
on subject - I believe the more constricted you are by boundaries the more creative you can be
as in see what you can do with a square or see what you can create with a circle and a hammer
you get some pretty interesting results
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djadonis206
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Oops, my typo. I meant "RSS."
You can setup search strings (like this) for specific somethings and you'll get a notice when a new specific something gets listed. Down in the corner there, where it says RSS. Press that button and see what happens.
You can setup search strings (like this) for specific somethings and you'll get a notice when a new specific something gets listed. Down in the corner there, where it says RSS. Press that button and see what happens.
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mijogiffin
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Re: Your target audience...do you even have one?
don't know if i have one, as such. it's all for my well being, but i suspect almost everyone who is expressing something within themselves will find an audience with whom their creation resonates.
i think an afficianado of my work would understand that D minor is, in fact, the saddest of all keys.
i think an afficianado of my work would understand that D minor is, in fact, the saddest of all keys.
Re: Your target audience...do you even have one?
only if you can turn it up to 11.mijogiffin wrote:don't know if i have one, as such. it's all for my well being, but i suspect almost everyone who is expressing something within themselves will find an audience with whom their creation resonates.
i think an afficianado of my work would understand that D minor is, in fact, the saddest of all keys.
the saddest
and the loudest