Satsuki Kiryuin

I think light pinks or shades close to teal would be coooooool .3. thank you~

http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/me-in-my-studio-porter-robinson-523449 Porter Robinson had produced and mixed every single song on his EP "Spitfire" via simple $100 logitech speakers and a laptop. No hardware other than that, really. Naturally, his songs got sent to the label's engineers to master them, but mastering is not necessarily the most important part of the songwriting process. An example of his work can be found here : --- From this video here, you can see Rusko's studio in 2008 and a bit later. An example of his work can be found here : (Keep in mind this is classic Dubstep, long before the rise of "Brostep" within the trends.)

Ohhhh I'd be interested in what you come up with, but Wheatley is also working on that one too I think o:

That is true. The problem is that people believe that fanmusic cannot reach the same quality as a professional product when that's simply not the reality anymore. Anyone with a laptop and a decent pair of cans can make good, professional-sounding music.

The face you make when you're about to go into a no-drinks-allowed venue and you don't wanna waste your $2.50.

I'd talk to you, but I'm too busy dressing up for my appearance in Milan, darling.

One thing that has been particularly apparent in my time as a member of the Brony community is the ease in gaining popularity through relatively mediocre attempts at music. As to not offend anyone, I will not be posting any specific examples of musical works I find relevant to this topic. Nonetheless, it boggles my mind how much Bronies tend to enjoy gobbling up anything that has even the slightest reference to the show. I have listened to countless songs, both lacking in production value, and enjoyment. However, they still continue to be posted on sites such as Equestria Daily. And for some odd reason, Bronies enjoy giving these "artists" critical acclaim, no matter how mediocre their sound is. For example, I know countless "Brony music artists" who have much much more popularity, yet their sound and music is lacking in many ways. Their compositions can be lazy. Their sound design can simply be nothing but clashing presets. And yet they accumulate Youtube subscribers to the point where they have more than the talents of the Brony community such as Sam Synthis, uThunder, and Replacer. Perhaps this isn't so much that there is no quality control, as much as the fact that people just don't know any better. This thought can be considered viable according to anyone. However, it's quite inaccurate and a false explanation. Bronies listen to all sorts of music, from talented and brilliant bands/musicians such as Pink Floyd, Aphex Twin, Noisia, Dream Theater, etc. These musicians' music are all up to par in terms of sound design, production value, and songwriting merit expected in their respective musical genres. We absolutely adore them, and yet we praise any simple and unimpressive song from a Brony musician? Why is this possible? Is it perhaps our belief that if we say otherwise, we will hurt them? Are we just too afraid of offending people? Are we hesitant to be honest? I believe so. I think that we give too much leniency to any "thing" that people call "music". I believe that we do so because we don't want to help them improve, we're too afraid to be critics. As mentioned in my old blog post about how "Positive Feedback Does Nothing", I believe that we must simply stop hesitating. Criticism is just as strong of a musical appreciation as positive feedback. We appreciate any song when we accept it could use improvements and we see potential in the artist themselves. Therefore, I ask of all of you to stop being shy with your criticisms, and have the strength to criticize what you believe does not sound good. This is the only way these Brony musicians can improve drastically. They must learn to accept flaws and build upon them in order to improve.

Everyone knew ahuizotls take cosplaying to the next level.

Who better to trim trees than an actual tree?

People will eat it all up like it's the divine gift of Heaven. He knows this, that's why he's making it.

6/10