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Hey guys, After 9 years being on OverClocked ReMix, basically starting to my musical adventure here on the forums (first as Neblix, moving on from that name to my real name, then starting a new brand), I'm proud to finally release my first album of original music, COLOURS. Bandcamp: https://pryzmusic.bandcamp.com/album/colours CD Baby: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/pryzm OverClocked Records: https://overclockedrecords.com/release/colours/ Will also be coming to all major storefronts in the coming week, including streaming platforms! It's already available for free on YouTube and SoundCloud at low-quality streaming. COLOURS is my debut album wrapping up my early young adult experience and entering the world as an independent creative and engineer. With this album is the introduction of the PRYZM, my metaphor for the assimilation of different influences across the spectrum of music. Music can be expressed in many different ways, and my motivation to compose is to learn all of these different expressions and merge them into my identity as a composer. You can also grab my new social media pages to stay up to date with new music! OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://pryzmusic.com/ FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/pryzmusic TWITTER: https://twitter.com/pryzmusic YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkomW-RLYNvAzhGs0dVofhA SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/pryzmusic TWITCH.TV: https://twitch.tv/pryzmusic

This is fine because you’re promoting the music by talking about it.

A soundcard does not free CPU load from your projects, most of the time. You have to buy more expensive soundcards with on-board DSP (basically VST's that run only on the soundcard processor) and then use that on-board DSP instead of any other vst's to free CPU load. A soundcard also doesn't improve sound quality that much if you're not experienced. It will, however, improve noise level by a lot, and using proper ASIO drivers made for the soundcard will make your projects able to handle more instruments and effects, CPU-wise. The choice of headphones (DT 880) and DAW (FL Studio) doesn't matter at all when choosing an audio interface. As for the 32 Ohm, in my experience they'd get much noisier much more quickly. You have to drive more level into the 250 Ohm, but the noise level is way better. This is testing both resistance levels of headphones in the same exact headphone jack on my interface. The 250 Ohm also has better frequency response, but you really want to pick up Sonarworks Reference 4 (headphone edition) so that you can correct the frequency response and get all that bass back. DT 880's have pretty weak bass and very shrill treble, Reference will flatten it out nicely.

Thanks guys! Means a lot from people making music before I ever even came here.

I love this album, it made the difficult journey to my iPod onto my gym playlist. Not many albums can say that!

Thank you guys I'll try and put this to "ready for review".

Machine Passage was my favorite song from the game! It felt the most alien to the Kirby universe, almost like it belonged more to Metroid or a similar franchise. That said, I like what you've got here. It's pretty faithful to the original, but with different timbres and feels to make it unique. Throwing in the menu theme (also a favorite of mine) was a fun way to end it. Not much to offer as far as technical analysis goes, but I enjoyed listening to it.

This album is pretty amazing. The title "Colors" is pretty fitting, I think. Plus, it's reeeeally fun to improvise over when you're trying to improve your guitar playing

Definitely why I said getting a sub isn't the best idea unless your room is set-up.

This is awesome! A live flute would definitely add more life to the remix. You can definitely still hear the source tune so it's not too liberal. I could see this on the front page as well.