Common Child @commonchilddev

Old man, dad, husband, rapper, and beatmaker from the PNW. God, family, everything else. https://t.co/cAIWiqfet1 Oregon Joined June 2024

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Common Child @commonchilddev

5 months ago

A hook

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Common Child @commonchilddev

9 months ago

Officially a @notesnook user. Best balanced tool for thought I have found. ❤️

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Common Child @commonchilddev

11 months ago

Tried out Realphones for a quick mix.

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"God Only Knows" by @TheBeachBoys is a masterpiece! Listening to it is like walking into a buffet for the first time. Lyrically on point, mind blowing harmonies, instrumentation is out of this world. And on and on. Brian Wilson is next level.

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

I’ve heard Diggable Planets twice now at Trader Joe’s. I’m now one of those old heads that sing along to songs they know at the supermarket.

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

Having "note types" makes sense. It makes organizing a breeze, and mapping more effective. @CapacitiesHQ and @AnytypeLabs are onto something by designing their apps around types, rather than leaving types to be designed around the app.

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

I didn't start with @Ableton but that's where I'm at.

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

I always thought "toggle" was a weird thing to have instead of collapsible lists in block based editors. I see the benefit of toggle, but not as a replacement. I found a setting in Capacities that turns bullets into toggles making it feel a little more outlinerish. 👏

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

All in on @CapacitiesHQ Pro for 30 days. Let's go! As a music maker/song writer, there's so much I can do to manage my projects, and it looks soooooo good 👀. Stay tuned!

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Common Child @commonchilddev

a year ago

Looking at @CapacitiesHQ, and it has my favorite UI out of all the tools I've used. Not the most intuitive, but the slickness of the UI makes exploration, trial and error a breeze.