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I was thinking of that post before I even saw your comment, hehe.

When I lived in Indonesia I was truly surprised at how many people made chip. I wish I could go back and actually get involved and meet them.

Here in Boise though, only Abadox and I seem to be active. On one hand it's lonely, but on the other, it's kind of an advantage, like Sketchman said. Hardly anyone knows about it, so you get the privilege of being their first exposure to it.

Hey you're good man, a lot of people here aren't strictly chip.

but there ain't no forum like the CM.O

this though

wait we get sex?

I could agree with that, however I'd say that it's the public performances which draw in, and expose chipmusic, to a lot of people. Or at least in urban areas where you have venues and bars and other places to play. I get far more positive attention and interest from people when I do shows rather than just sharing tracks online. It could be different for people of varying degrees of "popularity" within the chipmusic scene, but for a lesser known / less talented or experienced person like myself, I don't get much regard from other people online. That's what makes playing "live" so fun for me; I can share my music on a different level, plus all the fun kinds of reactions I get from an unfamiliar crowd. It's really more encouraging.

- anyways, this thread was gold. (x we all can relate to this struggle on some level

I love the lcd-looking one