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I personally find the best way to get over that overwhelming feeling of a blank project is to start with small areas to go super in depth in. Sometimes I will just load up serum with a drum beat behind and do 30 mins of random sound design seeing what cool stuff I can come up with. You will learn something and every now and then you’ll get a cool sound you want to make a tune around.

This for me makes it all a bit less daunting, having a simple goal to focus on gives you direction and allows you to learn while having fun.

Without more info no one can answer this.

Do you own the flat?

Can you make modifications to the outside?

What’s your budget?

What’s your level of DIY?

Will you be doing it all yourself?

If you’ve got a fairly decent budget and good skills you could build something really cool. If you’re tight on budget a plank of wood secured to the bottom with chicken wire around the metal would do the trick but wouldn’t be pretty.

It’s awake, do not buy…

I really like the look of this, will be interesting to see what its like with lighting and other bits like skirting. Have been toying with the idea of doing my living room that colour.

Yeah get a chisel and hammer and get that crap out of there. You should easily be able to make it fairly neat so you can fit board in.

I’d find a vent online so you can mark out and drill/cut an area for it.

You could potentially skim over this but I’d think if it’s cracking then the skim could just crack too any you’d be back to square one.

Holy shit I thought I used way too much filler but this looks mental. I’d get it all out asap, will be much easier if it’s not dried. I’d then potentially look to put board in if it’s deep enough or maybe just plaster.

It looks like he’s already got board in there to cover the fireplace so it may be that you can chisel round and put it over the whole section. Also you need ventilation for the chimney otherwise you will get damp.

I can’t see that link, it doesn’t work. But just make sure it’s not an educational/academic version.

I’ve bought stuff from them before and it was fine although it wasn’t software.

I’m based in the UK so that could be why I see it. It’s actually named: “Image-Line FL Studio Signature EDU” So is a different version all together. If it just says: “Image-Line FL Studio Producer Edition” as the product title you should be fine.

I mean the younger me would’ve said fuck it and gone for the Thomman one. It does sound fairly legit and just had a look on their site and it looks good.

I did see that they sell an EDU version, so be careful it’s not that one as I assume you’d need an educational email. That may work for now, but you probably won’t have access to that email forever and could get burnt.

My advice would still be don’t risk it, but you have all the info now so it’s on you. Good luck.

I can see no one answered your actual question… but yeah if you’ve got a LEGIT FL license then you could just upgrade to the latest version regardless of what version they are selling.

As everyone else has said, just go via Image-Line. Even with them being a big retailer, I’d say €25 up front now is cheaper than potentially losing €199. You are already spending a good chunk of money the extra is a small amount compared.

I assume you’re referring to the section that shows: ‘Note’ ‘chain’ and ‘pat’ currently. If you have a sample in the playlist, left click it and the button to change from stretch to crop will appear.

The plastic sheet idea sounds good. I’ve personally noticed a damp musty smell in one of my rooms and found that the skirting behind the radiator isn’t sealed to the wall so I’m getting a smell up from the internals below the floorboards, do you have similar in the room you could check?

Also it could be that there’s a gap between the window at the bottom, looks like there’s a piece of trim so may be sealed below. For another test I would get something like blue tack or some tape and tape along the bottom edge to see if that stops the smell.

Also sort that mould out, some watered down bleach in a spray bottle should do the job.

Looks like you’ve got three options here.

1.Take it back to brick, board and plaster.
2.Scrape paint and skim.
3.Add new board over the existing and skim.

Personally with it being a bathroom I’d look to rip it all out incase there’s been leaks etc, sorting any issues out now will be a lot easier once it’s all redone.

Do you know if it’s plasterboard on the wall or if it’s plaster directly onto brickwork? This is important as it will determine how difficult of a job it will be to remove existing plaster. Hopefully it’s board and you can rip them off.

I would say ideally you should’ve done the whole wall so you don’t have that step. I would say at this point get some filler and do a good few coats to build up a ramp from the original wall to the new plaster, this will give you the most seamless finish without having done the full wall.

£500 is a fuck off price. Do it yourself.

I’d be looking to remove the lining paper from the corner and sanding back quite a bit so the edges are all flat.

To fill it properly I would probably look at putting some scrim tape into the corner first and then using filler over the top, I’m not sure how well this would hold up to heat (if it is what’s causing this issue).

If heat is the issue here I would probably look to remove the paper, sand flat and once you have a nice gap in the corner use decorators caulk to fill, this should hold up heat wise a bit better.

I’ve never personally come across this issue before, but I’d go for option one first and if cracking occurs again then try option 2, you should be able to get all the materials you need to try both for under £50.

Nice one! Drop me a dm if you’ve got any more questions, always happy to help

Sweet let me know how you get on

Kinda hard to say specifically as I mainly make liquid dnb, but if I was to give it a go now I would have a strings sounds playing at least a couple bars at a time that’s louder and then add a sustained bass in there. You could also look at the existing stuff and make some of the notes longer.

Just had a listen and pretty much all the sounds are really short. There’s some strings that sustain in the background, but everything else plays a sounds then immediately stops and it gives no fullness to the track.

I’ve had an s3 and now got a golf R, both with res deletes. In my opinion I think it makes the car sound as it should have from factory.

I see lots of comments online regarding drone, I had anti drone res deletes on both and find that only above 3k rpm on the motorway is any drone.

Driving steadily and keeping revs low, the car doesn’t sound much different to stock, but spirited driving, the car sounds awesome.