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1.speek from the hart, be tru to urself, aint no one gon tell u whas up keep it up bboro S-S-seikkkkkkkkkkkk

! PUYCE !

2.a no these times r hard but u just gota keep steady with the flow drive mnutha D - R _ IVE

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4.yeh now we rtalkin we on the ball all other BENziS iz bad, get on my lvl

5.but deep inside i am alone, i m all that is left, what is life? why are we here

hope you enjoy my review b

tiyght

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inb4 wel gud b0ng

I'm going to answer with the I like music that sounds good approach. < This is of foremost importance to me, it doesn't matter if the melody is complex or if the instruments are whatever. It's all about how the song actually sounds. I do enjoy learning about sounds and usually will be interested when I hear something -new- in the [____scene____], but that would be second after deciding whether I actually like the song or not. I think it is important to never write off a certain genre, you know, people that say "DUBSTPE SUX!!!!!!". It's just narrow. There is a lot to explore.

1GB. There actually isn't a HUGE difference in rendering when you have more RAM. IIRC RAM is only more useful for if I wanted to do something else on my computer whilst the song is rendering.

The kind of answer I was looking for is something like a tool that will strip the soundfonts to only the samples I have used throughout the song. Or an option within FL that does something similar.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Interesting, thank you.