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I've just played a few and watched a few, but I think they're kind of fun.  A lot of times I don't really watch them.  I just let the music play while I do something else, or chat with other viewers.

I haven't figured out anything visually interesting to do during my webshows, so I just point the camera at the mixer so people can watch what I'm doing.  I *always* make sure I do something that people don't hear on my official releases, though.  I play some unreleased songs, alternate versions of songs, add effects, etc.

I think a real-time Q&A chat with artists could be cool.  Since some of us are just mixing/pressing Game Boy buttons, we could encourage audience members to ask questions during the show and answer them in real time.  Questions about programming or patches or mixing or gear or "what key is that in?" or whatever.  *shrug*

This is really cool.  Just messing around with it creates a really wide range of tones.  It really does remind me of osc sync sounds.

I would be interested in hearing more about how you achieved this.

It's fun to play with as-is, and I am certainly looking forward to trying to add it into a track, but any way to make it a bit more "musical" in the future will be really exciting.

Ha!  That's the first thing I thought.

This is really good.  You get some flat-out fantastic sounds out of the DS-10.

I'm releasing a little three-song EP next week.  1xLSDJ material--this isn't the 2xLSDJ project I've been working on since June.  (Hopefully that will be out in January/February.)

I actually didn't think it was a shitty blog.  The descriptions are short, but lots of links to the artists work are provided.  It's obvious that a lot of work is put into the blog.

I was just giving people a heads-up about the mediafire thing, which is a bit shady (ha-ha!) as far as paid content goes.  I'm not even sure if it has any bearing on CC-licensed stuff that's free any way, since attribution is given.

Hey guys, don't flip out.  All my stuff is free so it doesn't bother me.  This was more of a heads-up for those that are trying to sell their music.  They may want to send the guy an email or something.

You'll learn a lot from this song: http://lsdsng.com/song/colour-television

My first EP came with lsdsng and .sav for all the songs:  http://archive.org/details/Pb046Roboctp … BeenErased

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Though I'd like to add that if you know the basics already, you might get more interesting results by listening to a song very, very carefully over and over and imagining how *you* might make the same sounds.  When I was starting out I got more out of trying to puzzle out how to do something, because if you work on replicating someone else's sound through trial and error, you'll learn a lot more. 

Something something it builds character, Calvin.