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i recently heard that saying something is "more perfect," or "the most perfect," is frowned upon by word snobs: perfection, they say, means it is already the most it could be. pssshh.

in stressful times i like to focus on small things and make them as perfect as i can. well, your idea of perfection will obviously differ from mine.

going through some youtube tutorials on "how to melody". did it work?

I've always been fascinated by the sound of the "erhu" instruments in Logic. Don't think they sound real, and they have a tendency to go off in random directions, but I still think they're fascinating.

just another random outburst

I've always been fascinated by the sound of the "erhu" instruments in Logic. Don't think they sound real, and they have a tendency to go off in random directions, but I still think they're fascinating.

in stressful times i like to focus on small things and make them as perfect as i can. well, your idea of perfection will obviously differ from mine.

i recently heard that saying something is "more perfect," or "the most perfect," is frowned upon by word snobs: perfection, they say, means it is already the most it could be. pssshh.

going through some youtube tutorials on "how to melody". did it work?

just another random outburst

I know we're not supposed to pick favorites among our children, but this is my favorite. I've been told the initial instruments are a little too bold; I kinda think that's the point, but what do I know?

From 2014.

This year, trying to do something to kick myself into a higher gear. "Alternative Futures" is a collection of simple songs, each containing a very small musical idea, the entire composition is put together in a single session, with only minimal…

So named because I overheard a conversation between two people, and one of them actually used this phrase. It was in Cambridge, if that matters.

Deep in the dungeons of the dusty archive. I mean, that's where Hopeless Romantics belong, no?

A song from 2015, thinking about goats. Like goats, this one is only smelly if you're standing too close to it.

I don't really remember this one. Oh yeah, on second thought... maybe I do.

This year, trying to do something to kick myself into a higher gear. "Alternative Futures" is a collection of simple songs, each containing a very small musical idea, the entire composition is put together in a single session, with only minimal…

I know we're not supposed to pick favorites among our children, but this is my favorite. I've been told the initial instruments are a little too bold; I kinda think that's the point, but what do I know?

So named because I overheard a conversation between two people, and one of them actually used this phrase. It was in Cambridge, if that matters.