Sep 28, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 20 segments
We're keeping our heads held high and channel our hope-core filled plans for the future. What do we have in store? Find out this Episode 91!
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I spent a couple hours today trying to figure out new music programs and stuff because I want to do more music and I just don't want to have to depend on other people.

I still work with like a bunch of other people and whatnot, but I'm like, I want to do more.

And I'm like, why don't I just start putting things together? And I've opened up like a whole can of like technological worms.

And it's like opening it up and just being like, Jesus, what is this? And I try to use what feels like very familiar, like, oh, control and move or middle mouse and stuff.

I'm just exploding things or I'm muting things or it's playing stuff when there's visibly nothing there.
the worst.
And I think all the people over here can relate.
All the artists, physical drawing artists.
But when you have to switch to like a new program and then you try to do hotkeys and then like the hotkeys aren't the same.
Makes you want to jump.
Makes you want to fucking die.
I hate that.
that was me when I had to re oh my god wait okay I'm micro story when I reinstalled clip studio I had to I had a workspace that I had so I imported that and that changed a lot of the keybinds but then on top of that I had custom keybinds but I had to be like I had to when I was like painting I'd be like fuck when I press this it's meant to do this but I customize it and then later I realized I actually had a backup and I could have just downloaded it the whole time but I made a new system and I'm like oh because yeah because i was like looking at my cloud storage and i was like cloud storage that's that's weird that was literally my entire backup of my entire program
i feel like in some ways though i am much more inclined towards a fresh start with certain programs like if my obs blows up i'm like it's an excuse to just redo the whole thing debuts

I spent a couple hours today trying to figure out new music programs and stuff because I want to do more music and I just don't want to have to depend on other people.

I still work with like a bunch of other people and whatnot, but I'm like, I want to do more.

And I'm like, why don't I just start putting things together? And I've opened up like a whole can of like technological worms.

And it's like opening it up and just being like, Jesus, what is this? And I try to use what feels like very familiar, like, oh, control and move or middle mouse and stuff.

I'm just exploding things or I'm muting things or it's playing stuff when there's visibly nothing there.
the worst.
And I think all the people over here can relate.
All the artists, physical drawing artists.
But when you have to switch to like a new program and then you try to do hotkeys and then like the hotkeys aren't the same.
Makes you want to jump.
Makes you want to fucking die.
I hate that.
that was me when I had to re oh my god wait okay I'm micro story when I reinstalled clip studio I had to I had a workspace that I had so I imported that and that changed a lot of the keybinds but then on top of that I had custom keybinds but I had to be like I had to when I was like painting I'd be like fuck when I press this it's meant to do this but I customize it and then later I realized I actually had a backup and I could have just downloaded it the whole time but I made a new system and I'm like oh because yeah because i was like looking at my cloud storage and i was like cloud storage that's that's weird that was literally my entire backup of my entire program
i feel like in some ways though i am much more inclined towards a fresh start with certain programs like if my obs blows up i'm like it's an excuse to just redo the whole thing debuts
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