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Very experimental! I really Liked the Soundtrack(s) S0MNO1ZZZ3's Percussion, !NTRS!VE TH0VGHTS's Energy, 77 65 89 68 65 89 32 76 79 85 68 69 82's Vocals & percussion, the ---B3W1TCH3D--- songs of how dark they somewhat sound like, & the song the process had occured and you didn't even notice's Percussion! If you're okay with me knowing, could I know what Drums & Percussion you used, especially in S0MNOZZZ3? I'd also like to know where you got the vocals from in 65 89 68 65 89 32 76 79 85 68 69 82, along with the drun kit used around the end of the song... I might as well check those out. I definetly think that overall, you'd be a really good person to talk to if a client wanted an energetic FNF song, or a Boss Fight Soundtrack. BTW, I'm honestly basically the exact oppisite with you in music... I make really nice, calm ambient soundtracks, while you make songs mixed into an oblivion, & actually make them sound good. It's pretty cool!

Thanks for such a detailed review! 

Most of the samples are actually royalty free/public domain single pieces or sample packs from the internet processed afterwards to a different extent, except for some melodies I wrote myself (although some melodic pieces are also samples + I used a ~century old melody once ). I think in S0M3NO1ZZZ3 I used mostly thingies from EDMProd starter kit? And for the long number track (it has a palatable name but I'd like people to figure the cipher out, it's a simple data conversion) I used 0 copyright filter on Freesound iirc, basically I was searching the pieces by bpm and selecting what I like, there are surprisingly a lot of public domain samples (or sometimes even full songs??)  that sound so fire it's amazing. SampleFocus is also ok and even first page in google level sites like Pixabay can work sometimes. The vocals are made in TTS called Speech Note (it's for Linux idk about other systems, it uses stuff like espeak-ng maybe you can look for that), and I played around with some plugins and settings in FL after the recording.

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Very interesting!