This was fun! Seems perfectly baked to me. Intense rhythm, fun contrasting accents. No faults seen here. Curious, how long did it take to put together?

This was fun! Seems perfectly baked to me. Intense rhythm, fun contrasting accents. No faults seen here. Curious, how long did it take to put together?

If you recall that speedrun week, nanoloop makes it easy to put a beat together. It takes about that long to make a section and I generally populate each page with parts that can go together. This was a week I kind of stitched a bunch of left overs together hence saying its a bit undercooked. Some weeks I'm fully inspired and driven and every last bit is deliberate; this week was more of a 'twiddling' week.

[quote=Paisleyfrog]This was fun! Seems perfectly baked to me. Intense rhythm, fun contrasting accents. No faults seen here. Curious, how long did it take to put together?[/quote] If you recall that speedrun week, nanoloop makes it easy to put a beat together. It takes about that long to make a section and I generally populate each page with parts that can go together. This was a week I kind of stitched a bunch of left overs together hence saying its a bit undercooked. Some weeks I'm fully inspired and driven and every last bit is deliberate; this week was more of a 'twiddling' week.

Awesome....nifty that the speedrun was actually pretty typical of the Nanoloop workflow.

I've barely used Nanoloop (like for one project on my iPod 12+ years ago), so it's been cool to learn about its capabilities through other people's work - being able to save pages with similar parts is a nice feature! I get why you said half baked, it's like leftover night for dinner LOL But they all clicked together well....your system works

[quote=ONE HIT KILL][quote=Paisleyfrog]This was fun! Seems perfectly baked to me. Intense rhythm, fun contrasting accents. No faults seen here. Curious, how long did it take to put together?[/quote] If you recall that speedrun week, nanoloop makes it easy to put a beat together. It takes about that long to make a section and I generally populate each page with parts that can go together. This was a week I kind of stitched a bunch of left overs together hence saying its a bit undercooked. Some weeks I'm fully inspired and driven and every last bit is deliberate; this week was more of a 'twiddling' week. [/quote] Awesome....nifty that the speedrun was actually pretty typical of the Nanoloop workflow. I've barely used Nanoloop (like for one project on my iPod 12+ years ago), so it's been cool to learn about its capabilities through other people's work - being able to save pages with similar parts is a nice feature! I get why you said half baked, it's like leftover night for dinner LOL But they all clicked together well....your system works :)