#uploadies

[fluoxetine-chan]

[rookvie]

playing pokemon white 2 now............... lol [black playthru post here]

need to get this out of my drafts... its been marinating too long

[ballwizard]

[lock-my-feelings-in-a-jar]

me: wakes up and uses my entire photo upload limit immediately

[conundrumcomics]

"Bet Of The Millennium"

[pretty-kitten-paw]

KITTEN DIARYS: THE FORGETENING

(forgot to uploadi thisnone)

[puppys-rhythm-heaven]

on one hand i think this weird brain state is why i have managed to finish two custom remixes in basically one sitting in the span of the past like three days but also i wasn't even getting dopamine from doing that so-

note to self: going like a week without playing rhythm heaven is not good for my brain i think i am Dopamine Deprived-

[marchsfreakshow]

Hii!

Sorry for being like, not fic uploady.

I'm so tired, and I'm feeling lazy and stuff. I promise to get something up soon. I'll try to anyway. Plus enjoy my lil shitposts in the mean time.

[oswednesday]

when does dungeon meshi usually update <-sounding like someone who is refreshing the scan uploady site once an hour

[jranimator]

Monetizing Music with Creative Strategies

The dream of every musician is to transform their passion for music into a sustainable career. With the digital landscape evolving rapidly, artists now have more tools and platforms than ever to reach global audiences and earn from their art. However, the process of monetizing music effectively can be overwhelming. Many musicians struggle with understanding the nuances of streaming revenue, music promotion, and leveraging the latest trends. This article dives into actionable strategies to monetize your music, focusing on creative tools, free promotion methods, and the importance of understanding streaming income metrics.

Understanding Spotify Streams and Revenue

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Remixes have become a powerful tool for musicians looking to expand their reach. By remixing popular tracks or creating unique versions of your songs, you can appeal to broader audiences and establish yourself in niche markets. Using tools like a remix song application can simplify the process of creating high-quality remixes.

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Promoting Your Music for Free

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The Power of Collaboration in Monetizing Music

Music is rarely a solo journey. Collaboration can be a game-changer for artists, especially when paired with talented individuals who complement their style. Take inspiration from Lil Nas X songwriting partners who have helped shape his chart-topping hits. By working with experienced collaborators, you can elevate the quality of your music while also learning new techniques and styles.

Collaboration doesn’t have to be limited to songwriting. Consider co-producing tracks, creating remixes, or performing live sessions with other artists. These efforts often lead to mutual promotion, where both parties benefit from shared audiences and increased visibility. Platforms like SoundCloud and Bandcamp can help you discover potential collaborators who align with your musical vision.

Conclusion

Monetizing your music may seem like a daunting task, but with the right strategies and tools, it’s entirely achievable. By understanding how platforms like Spotify operate, leveraging remix culture, utilizing free promotion methods, and capitalizing on TikTok’s reach, you can create a sustainable career in music. Collaboration with skilled partners further amplifies your efforts, leading to greater creative and financial rewards.

Start implementing these strategies today and watch your music journey transform. The digital age offers endless opportunities for artists willing to adapt and innovate. Don’t just dream about success—take action and make it happen!

[catboyebooks]

monokuma's down here too but i almost didn't spot him because his sprite is glitched out so badly and he's standing in the corner like a weirdo. he says "the moment you discover that the truth was a lie... all hope will disappear" and then giggles about it. thanks.

right near him is a classroom we can enter. i think it's the same one hinata started off this chapter in, which is also the same classroom naegi woke up in during the dr1 prologue. it's glitched out now too, everything's black and white and there's a rendering error message flashing on the blackboard. floating in the center of the room is a large, gray-black rectangular object.

when hinata looks at this object, he immediately notices it's floating — lots of other stuff has been floating this chapter but this is the first time he's been able to perceive that, apparently. as he's observing it, the object spins so that one of its wider sides is facing him and then we see this:

it's alter ego! they explain that it's their AI running the neo world program, but they don't actually have much control over the simulation. sort of an omniscient-but-not-omnipotent situation, or, to use their metaphor, they're like an apartment manager (someone who oversees the building but doesn't have control over what goes on in individual apartments). the only one with direct influence over the simulation is "the observer" (they don't elaborate), and a virus has spread throughout the simulation causing it to act up. this is a lot to take in for hinata, who is still processing the VR reveal, so he requests alter ego pump the brakes on their explanation so he can ask some questions. to tl;dr what we learn here i'll do bullet points.

the neo world program isn't finished. it's supposed to be able to simulate the entire world, but they don't have enough data on the world yet to do that; instead the simulation is based on jabberwock island, since the real jabberwock island is where the future foundation's research lab is. because the program launched in an unfinished state and data on the rest of the world was not collected, alter ego's unable to provide any info on what's going on in the real world.

it's supposed to be an accurate representation of jabberwock island but thanks to the virus, well, not quite. stuff like the funhouse, monokuma rock, and most of the 5th island was created by the virus, as was this glitched-out version of hope's peak academy.

the neo world program is intended for therapeutic use. alter ego says its purpose is "to make the real world a splendid one" and calls it "a program for creating hope." regarding the program having been used to delete their memories of high school, the memory deletion/overwrite function is a core feature of the program and this had to have been done intentionally in an attempt to replace their memories of high school with memories of having a nice time at the beach. why this was done is something alter ego can't answer; they're sure there must have been a good reason, but they don't know what that reason is.

the way the program was originally set up for this particular session, there were supposed to be two moderators. or i guess one moderator (usami) and one monitor (nanami). usami was supposed to be in control of the "rules" of the simulation, whereas nanami was created to blend in with the rest of them and as such had no special powers. of course, usami got robbed of her moderator powers when monokuma showed up and turned her into monomi, and then later he executed both of them.

violence shouldn't have even been possible in this program as originally designed. that's all the virus. alter ego isn't totally certain what this virus is but describes it as though it's intelligent, saying it basically outsmarted them and wrested control of the simulation from them. as for how the virus infected the program, alter ego says it's not connected to any network, so the most likely explanation is someone physically uploading the virus using an external flash drive.

hinata has a big think about all of this as alter ego's talking. naturally he's having a difficult time accepting that he's in VR, and at one point he asks out loud if this world is fictional (alter ego doesn't answer). he thinks that it sounds like the future foundation has been treating them like lab rats and he's not sure they deserve to be thought of as their allies, and furthermore it sure sounds like there's a traitor in the future foundation who uploaded this virus. also, since alter ego is a sophisticated AI who is basically omniscient within the context of this program, it's pretty scary that this virus was able to get the better of them and implies their opponent is an even more powerful AI.

alter ego does try and offer a bit of positive news; they say they still have some influence over the simulation, and there are still limits on what the virus can do. they start to explain this, saying something about how since the virus has essentially taken over the moderator role it's operating under the same restrictions that role would normally have (this is essentially an issue of admin vs. root permissions i take it), but they get cut off by monokuma, who proceeds to do some crazy shit i'm going to talk about in another post because this one's getting long.

back to hinata. we're on the first floor again but it uh. Looks a little different now

sonia's down here and when talked to she's like Hey have you heard of the placebo effect and the "nocebo" effect? The placebo effect is when you take fake medication thinking it's real and it helps your symptoms because you believe it will, and the nocebo effect is the exact opposite of that, which just goes to show that reality is created in the brain! hinata's like "...what made you bring this up suddenly" and she's like Oh huh? What? Gosh huh idk I'm not sure

[fluoxetine-chan]

[125storejuice]

Two videos finally uploaded on my pornhub🥰 more to come in the next couple of hours !!!

[ilreleonewikia13]

Beth Harmon's outfits in Cowboy like Me - The Rèti Opening - ↪ Part One ↩

I really enjoyed immagining Beth's outfits while writing this fanfiction and I think that the evolution of her style will be a great aprt of this histor, so I decide to sketch them, I'm planning to this for every chapter that I will uploady

[girasboy]

werewolf