/britfeel/ - Feel Britannia

>>65856

Maximum Comfy

2 days of nofap, about to give in again.

>>65856

Should've crossed out April, lad.

>>65860

It's not the 1st yet and I want to go to bed now, so I didn't intend on waiting till midnight.

On that note, night lads

>>65861

Now we're stuck with an OP image saying the wrong month for the next month, because you posted the new thread 38 minutes early

REEEEEEEEEEEE

>>65862

>first decent OP in months

>have a fit about the date

Peak 'tism

>>65838

Just release an album for us lad.

>tfw made a better OP than this with the right date but was waiting for the old one to fill up

n-next time…

>>65864

If I'm going to make an album, even if it's just for you lot, it's going to be a proper fucking album, not just a bundle of random tracks thrown together with no sonic or thematic cohesion.

>>65865

Next time lad, there's plenty of threadslaving to go around

>>65868

Its been terminal for years lad. He's just moved up the schedule a bit.

>>65859

I don't think I've jerked off in about 2 months (bar one time at work where I was too frustrated to think straight). I stopped because I had no clue how damaging excessive masturbation was for maintaining a normal erection when you need it.

At this point I think my penis has pretty much regained it's normal sensitivity and I don't even crave porn anymore.

>>65873

>(bar one time at work where I was too frustrated to think straight).

you filthy fucking prole

>>65874

I was alone in an office with nobody around and incredibly frustrated.

>>65875

disgusting Irishman.

>>65876

I am NOT Irish.

>>65877

>call him disgusting, filthy, a prole, it rolls off his back.

>call him an Irishman, see how he recoils. "I've been found out!"

it took two hours of bargaining with myself but I finally left my room to wash my clothes lads.

>>65879

How was it? I've never washed clothes before.

>>65880

it was fine, I just dumped it all in, added some washing up powder to the little drawer and pressed start. I'm just really lethargic and am struggling to do anything at the moment

I can smell something a bit rank. I think it might be me

>>65881

I don't whether it's because I'm autistic or not, but I've never been able to get my head around the whole "lights" and "darks" separation thing.

>>65882

I know that feel, it's been 2.5 weeks since I last showered.

>>65883

could be an autism thing, but honestly unless something is pure white I just chuck it in with the darks, never had a problem doing it that way.

>>65884

This tbh, and sometimes I don't even bother seperating the whites. Most of my whites are t-shirts I wear underneath other shit, I dont care if they dont look 100% white.

Chicken nuggets chips and peas for tea.

>>65886

>half 9

Bit of a late tea lad

>>65887

I eat tea whenever I want.

>>65888

Evidently, that doesn't make it right.

>>65885

>I dont care if they dont look 100% white

FOY

>>65889

If you haven't had every meal at every hour of the clock at some point then you're a normalfag.

It's time to cheer up, lads

>Aryan philosopher man did a stream and I missed it

>>65894

I caught the last 20 mins of it, it had ~25 viewers and he was just reading out and responding to the live chat. It was pretty decent.

Still not a fan of the whole "Aarvoll" gimmick, though.

>>65893

>BD

what did he mean by this

>>65897

>19

More like 49, she looks old enough to be my mum.

>>65897

I'm not an edgelord, but good riddance.

>>65897

who the fuck calls nitrous oxide hippy crack

I'm off to bed, goodnight guys.

>>65898

She's put too much make up on in attempt to change how her bone structure looks, it's too pronounced so she just looks haggard and old.

HE'S LIVE AGAIN

>>65903

M A D M A N

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M

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Perfect day for my SAD light.

>>65897

>Death of beautician, 19, who took Ecstasy, cocaine and hippy crack and downed vodka on weekend away was 'every parent's worst nightmare'

My worst nightmare as a parent would be to have this awful roastie fuckup as my daughter.

A whole new day ripe with endless possibilities lies ahead of us. How will YOU seize it?

>>65907

I got one of my graphics tablets out, I want to learn how to colour.

Today I am going to do a high volume session at the gym instead of my usual high intensity approach.

I've lost the original Deano picture, the one from the meetup. Anyone got it?

FLOOPITY

>>65915

It's been almost 7 months and your crap forced maymay still hasn't caught on, just let it die lad.

I'm strongly considering going back to college, and then eventually to uni, to study to become a physiotherapist. I'm pretty sure I'd enjoy it, and I think having some concrete goals to work towards would be good for me. Hopefully I'd be able to fit my course days around work, and there are loans and grants available for the courses I'd be doing, so financially there should be no problems. If I don't do something I'll be a retail lad forever.

>>65918

>physiotherapy

It's always seemed to me that lads going into physiotherapy is the male equivalent to girls going into hair & beauty / fashion design. It's like the lads realise they'll never be top footballers, and the girls realise they'll never be famous pop stars / fashion models, so they go for the next best thing, only to end up back in retail or NEET at the end of it because everyone else had the same idea.

That or I just have a biased perspective because my physiotherapy uni graduate cousin is still a retail lad after several years and my hairdressing dropout sister briefly became a waitress at the local pub restaurant for a few months before becoming a stay-at-home mum.

>>65909

>All policy shall be based on the weight of evidence

Sounds like a white man's utopia tbh. Niggers and kikes would be shot on sight.

>>65919

Are those types of people even finishing their degrees though? I'm not set on it, but I really want a way out of my current situation, and I can't think of anything else with good prospects that I'd be interested in doing. I just really need a goal and to apply myself to something, smh.

>>65921

My cousin finished his, as did his posh girlfriend who he met while he was there, and they've been in retail ever since. To be honest, I only ever hear of people finishing uni and then ending up in retail with extra debt, I think the whole thing is a trap.

I'm off to bed, I tried drawing a landscape picture earlier and it was utter shit, so I'll have to practice more. Goodnight guys.

it's cold

To those of you who live with your parent(s) - are you a good boy for mummy?

>>65926

I'm a good lad for my mum, yes.

I've got it up to 1 minute now. I'm going to post a recording when I can play the whole thing.

Fantastic.

>>65926

No

Got my ESA re-assessment results back lads, nothing's changed except they're going to give me an extra 80p per week.

>>65932

>Today is polling day

I had no idea tbh

>>65933

Lucky you.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-43987148

#hero

Well god fucking damn.

>>65939

To expand on this, Behringer have always been a low end "pro" audio gear manufacturer, and have a several decade long reputation of putting out cheaply made shite that breaks easily or just doesn't work well, but recently they've supposedly gotten a lot better. Even more recently, they've been tapping into the resurging analogue synth market, and managed to completely BTFO Moog (top end synth pioneer since the 60s) by releasing a fully analogue Minimoog (very famous 70s monosynth that has been reissued within the last few years) clone for 1/12th of the original price (£300 VS around £3500), and it sounds absolutely identical to the original, with some neat extra features.

Today it has been revealed that they're doing the same to Roland by bringing out a fully analogue 808 clone (all Roland has ever bought out is mediocre digital simulations), expected to come out later this year, and I suspect it'll probably around the same price tag as their Minimoog clone. It just so happens that I very recently spent 2 months building my own fully analogue 808 clone, which sounds great but has buggy firmware that'll probably never be updated, and has a few other problems that I haven't got around to fixing, for about £900.

>>65933

No problem lad. Spend it wisely.

I hope you lads have good posture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG1gbOjWWdI&list=RD_DxjFs_dsR8&index=22

I'm finding some great music lately. Have you lads seen any of the films on this playlist? I'm thinking of downloading a load of gook films since I've enjoyed all of the ones I've seen.

>>65942

Perhaps you should take some initiative and make a thread yourself sometimes instead of getting angry at others, you lout.

I am finally getting better at piano. I'm having fun learning things using synthesia but I feel like I should probably start working on my sight reading at some point.

>>65949

the fucking state of western white women

>>65946

Yeah I've seen a lot of gook films. Rebels of the Neon God (1992) and Love & Pop (1998) are a couple you may not have heard of. Watch some Wong Kar-wai films if you haven't already, like Chungking Express (1994). Fallen Angels (1995) by WKW is possibly my favourite film of all time.

Off to my dad's soon, I'm staying the night at his and then we're off to the Peak District in the morning, staying there until Monday. Never been before, should be good.

>>65949

Human waste removing itself from the genepool voluntarily.

I see nothing wrong with this.

>>65949

Why do you care? She doesn't want kids, so what?

>>65957

Thanks for convincing me I was wrong, lad.

lots of young lasses with nice feet about today

fresh dapper joe

>>65960

>Comments are disabled for this video

Of all the pieces of music on the playlist I posted yesterday, this is my favourite.

>gooks are subhuma-

>>65962

Every time I hear Gook piano stuff, its always really nice, and I really like it in a way that I don't usually enjoy traditional piano music. I'm not sure why exactly.

It's also odd to see so many moonrunes in the youtube comment section.

>>65963

I know what you mean, it definitely feels different to Western stuff. I don't know too much about theory but I think they tend to favour different types of chords and scales.

cheesecake for supper

Suppose I better go to bed. N'night lads.

>>65962

Gooks are very concerned with appearing high class which is why so many put their children in piano lessons if they can afford it.

Phillip Is Absolutely Baffled by the Men Who Believe the Earth Is Flat | This Morning

>>65969

does anyone here like phil? he seems like such a smarmy twat.

civic proles marching for free speech

LIVE

>>65968

Your comment wasn't even relevant to the music. Face it lad, you're just jealous of her skills.

I am downloading Fallen Angels on the recommendation of one of our esteemed posters.

>>65974

I liked it. I was a bit confused at the end until I realised it was more about mood and style than plot. The mischievous mute lad is a great actor. I'm going to watch Chungking Express later when I'm back from work.

Where do I find an 88-key hammer-action MIDI keyboard, a decent pair of headphones/monitors, and a copy of pianoteq? I need some pedals too.

>>65975

You'll notice connections between the two films. Fallen Angels was originally going to be part of Chungking Express.

Back from the Peak District lads. It was lovely, amazing views no matter where you go, and lots of cool little hidden areas. Loads of polish and pakis everywhere though, way more than I expected to find up north.

>>65978

It's sad that very few lads are replying to other lad's posts lately, but I'm here now. We might be mateless, but we're mateless together.

>>65979

Friendly reminder that if you disagree with any of these strong minded women, you are an incel and need to be killed.

>>65976

Is the one they call "the music lad" here? I've told shekelstein to put me in for loads of hours next week so I can afford all this stuff, but I don't know what I'm doing when it comes to buying equipment.

>>65983

>>65976

>88-key hammer-action MIDI keyboard

https://www.thomann.de/gb/master_keyboards_up_to_88_keys.html?feature-12037=true&filter=true

88 keys is what a typical grand piano has, and "hammer-action" is so that the keys behave more like a grand piano, so they have a real weight to them and don't immediately spring back up like typical keyboards if you do staccato and stuff. MIDI keyboards don't have their own internal sound generation, they are simply digital controllers that send out note-on, note-off, velocity, footpedal, etc. data, so if you want to hear anything you have to connect it up to a PC, or some other sound generation hardware that takes MIDI input (synthesizers, drum machines, etc).

Because PC motherboard sound hardware is usually complete shite, you'll want to get an audio interface as well if you don't have one already. Something like https://www.thomann.de/gb/focusrite_scarlett_2i2_2nd_gen.htm will do nicely.

Alternatively, you could go for a digital piano instead, which will have it's own sample-based sound generation, internal speakers, headphone amp, and usually a stand, sheet holder, and a set of pedals as well. You can also find bundles which will also throw in a seat and a pair of headphones. I'm not that familiar with them, but it looks like they often come with MIDI / MIDI-over-USB, so hooking it up to a PC is still possible. Could be a better option if you want a slightly more "plug-and-play" experience, although it'll be more limiting if you want to eventually go the production route rather than purely pianist route.

https://www.thomann.de/gb/compact_digital_pianos.html

>decent pair of headphones

For headphones I recommend a pair of Sennheiser HD-25s if you want a great, full frequency spectrum sound for low-ish cost, but they are "on ear" rather than "over ear", which some people find uncomfortable. Can't say I've ever liked the sound of any over ear headphones personally, but you can rarely go wrong with Sennheiser.

>monitors

https://www.thomann.de/gb/active_nearfield_monitors.html

Generally, bigger is better, smaller ones lack bass compared to larger ones, but it depends on your budget / space constraints. "Active" means each monitor has it's own amplifier inside it, so you don't need an external amplifier or have to worry about impedance matching, wattages, etc. You just plug straight into them from your audio interface / instrument / mixer / whatever outputs. I definitely recommend active over passive monitors.

>pianoteq

https://www.pianoteq.com/home

This is a bit of software than generates the sound of acoustic pianos (and other instruments if you buy the add-ons) in real-time using physical modelling synthesis ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_modelling_synthesis ), using no samples whatsoever, and it sounds amazing. Can be used as a standalone .exe or as a VST/AU/AAC plugin, so if you don't have a DAW you can still use it.

Let me know what you decide on, I can help you pick out the right cables and other things that you might need.

>>65982

What a strange looking boy. Does he have MS?

Someone come round and play dreamcast games with me.

>>65986

What games you got lad?

ROOOOOOAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGHHHHHHHHH

>>65986

You better have ChuChu Rocket.

>>65987

>>65989

ChuChu Rocket, Sega Bass Fishing and Sega Rally.

The Stranger within my gate,

He may be true or kind,

But he does not talk my talk–

I cannot feel his mind.

I see the face and the eyes and the mouth,

But not the soul behind.

The men of my own stock,

They may do ill or well,

But they tell the lies I am wanted to,

They are used to the lies I tell;

And we do not need interpreters

When we go to buy or sell.

The Stranger within my gates,

He may be evil or good,

But I cannot tell what powers control–

What reasons sway his mood;

Nor when the Gods of his far-off land

Shall repossess his blood.

The men of my own stock,

Bitter bad they may be,

But, at least, they hear the things I hear,

And see the things I see;

And whatever I think of them and their likes

They think of the likes of me.

This was my father's belief

And this is also mine:

Let the corn be all one sheaf–

And the grapes be all one vine,

Ere our children's teeth are set on edge

By bitter bread and wine.

What's the plan for tomorrow lads? It's my day off, and I have a few things in mind.

>play piano for a few hours

>go for a run with my new running shoes

>go to the shops for some birthday presents

>go to the gym

>watch a gook film

I find that if I don't plan things out I just end up mindlessly surfing the internet.

>>65984

Thanks lad. Since I have a 2i4 I should probably go the MIDI route and get into production at some point. Would pedals come with a MIDI or would I have to set that up some other way?

>>65992

>I find that if I don't plan things out I just end up mindlessly surfing the internet.

This is true for me, but I don't really tend to plan things out. I really should.

>>65993

>>65992

>Would pedals come with a MIDI or would I have to set that up some other way?

Forgive my pedantry lad, but MIDI is the name of the protocol. You mean a MIDI keyboard, which is a keyboard that outputs MIDI data.

MIDI keyboards don't come with foot pedals, you have to buy them separately. They typically have a single 1/4" jack foot pedal input, so you can only use one pedal, and the majority of sustain pedals out there will only be read as either "open" or "closed" (although I've just found out they're completely capable of behaving like continuous controllers with a simple wiring modification, which would allow you to do half-pedalling or use it as an expression pedal). If having 2 or 3 grand piano style pedals is important to you, get a digital piano. If you can live with just using a single sustain pedal that functions as an on/off switch (unless you're handy with a multimeter and/or a soldering iron), then go with a MIDI keyboard.

And on that note, it looks like my next project is rewiring my sustain pedal so it works as an expression pedal.

Dinner's in the oven, boys.

>>65996

Owt nice?

>>65997

Some breaded chicken bites and BBQ sauce, it was pretty good.

>>65996

That's what I meant.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/DP-6-Digital-Piano-by-Gear4music/dp/B00LON1RDQ/ref=sr_1_8?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1525852233&sr=1-8&refinements=p_n_feature_keywords_browse-bin%3A2637340031

Thoughts on this one?

My fingering is getting much better.

Are my hands going to get swole from playing piano a lot?

>>65999

The "pedal" looks like it's just a footswitch, and the piano is likely a generic chinese model that music shops can slap their own name onto. There's no telling if the build quality, the action, or the sound generation are actually any good (ignore amazon review plebs, they always have really low standards).

If you're dead serious about learning piano and/or becoming a pianist, go with a well-known digital piano manufacturer like Yamaha or Roland (or Kawai if you've got the dosh), with 3 pedals and half-pedalling capabilities on the sustain pedal at the very least. Remember though, this is if you want to be a pianist, not a keyboard player or a producer.

>>66001

They'll get a bit stronger, but not as much as if you did a couple of months of manual labour or rock climbing or something.

>>66002

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-Clavinova-CLP120-Full-size-Digital-Piano-88-key-weighted-keyboard-stool/282955727423?epid=1207990180&hash=item41e179c23f:g:TtgAAOSw5W5a8BLY

I want to be a pianist. What about this one? Looks like good value as well.

>>66000

Oi oi :¬)

>>66003

It seems good value because that's an auction with 0 bids, I imagine it will jump up to the £500 - £600 mark of previous listings before it's over. It also seems to be a model from 2002, which means the sound engine is probably not as good as more modern digital pianos, and looking through the manual I see that the pedals are all the "on/off" type.

I just went for a run. I managed to do 4.4km in 30 minutes without stopping. That's only slightly slower than my time on the treadmill, which is easier, and I didn't get any back pain like previous times I've run on concrete, so I'm very pleased. It's great to run outdoors in the sun as well.

>>66005

This is too difficult lad. Would you mind seeing what you can find for me? I'm willing to pay up to £500.

>>66005

I dare you to go to the shop to buy some milk.

>>66007

>I'm willing to pay up to £500

Lad, they pretty much start at £500, anything less will be a compromise in one or more key areas. The prices also vary a lot depending on where you look, Amazon prices are often higher than music gear specialist stores, and they try to jew you out by pretending they're almost out of stock.

Assuming you'd prefer the cheaper options, Yamaha have the Arius series, which start from about £520~ with the YDP-103, or they have the DGX-660 for £650~ which is a digital piano / keyboard hybrid. Roland have the RP102 for about £680~. None of these include a seat, so you'll either have to go for a bundle or buy one separately if you want one. Also be warned that the trend these days is to keep the physical UI very minimal, and have all the UI functions be more easily accessible in an external mobile app. Yamaha typically only support iOS, whereas Roland support both iOS and Android, so that might be something you want to take into account when buying.

>>66008

I don't need any milk, I do need a shower though.

>>66006

Nice one, lad.

Dozed off in the chair for a couple of hours and had a very realistic-feeling nightmare.

>>66012

Greentext it lad

I've turned the sustain on my Yamaha YPT-220 but it's adding it to everything at all times and it sounds a bit jumbled. How is this lass doing it?

Anyone ever do a really unsatisfying shit, like you feel like you didn't quite get it all out yet you can't seem to go anymore?

>>66014

That was a dumb question, obviously she's using a pedal. I think I'll buy this.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HQRP-Footswitch-PSR-E213-PSR-E223-Keyboard/dp/B00RPDI1P6

How hard will it be to incorporate it into my playing, having learned the song in that vid without it?

I hope you don't mind all the questions lad. I'm a bit of a dummy when it comes to the technical side of this stuff. I just like playing tbh.

>>66016

It's not hard to play with a sustain pedal, in fact with a small bit of practice I think you'll actually find it's harder to play without one, because you currently have to hold down notes for their entire duration and only have a split second to move to the next lot. With a sustain pedal, you can play notes that need to be held down for longer durations in staccato, while still having them ring out until you take your foot off, meaning you'll free up your hands and get more time to move into position for upcoming notes.

The pedal you linked will function as an "on/off" switch, so you won't be able to apply different levels of sustain (if your keyboard even supports that). You can tell because it has a TS (tip-sleeve) jack rather than a TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) jack, so you'd either have to replace the cable yourself with a bit of soldering, or buy a needlessly expensive one if you want it to behave more like a real acoustic piano sustain pedal. Most music doesn't use half-pedaling to be fair, but it will allow for more expressive playing, and I believe some (mostly romantic era) music does use it.

I also don't see any mention of a polarity switch, which means it might open and close the wrong way around with some keyboards. You could always just turn the keyboard on while holding the pedal down with your foot, which will make it work invertedly, but I think it's worth paying a couple of quid extra just so you never have to do that. I have this pedal, which is decent quality and has a polarity switch underneath: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00063678K/

>>66017

How to be treated like a spastic for your entire working career.

>>66018

>How to be treated like a spastic for your entire working career.

This, go in as an autist and that's all you'll be to them, the token spastic who makes the tea and does all the shitwork.

I say this as an autist with an, all things considered, decent job. People probably suspect I am but they can't confirm anything.

>>66018

You're welcome to come and live with me if you'll be my audio technician, lad.

>tfw your sustain pedal can't be modified because it uses two piezoresistive pressure sensors instead of a potentiometer like a normal pedal

Well shit.

>>66020

Unless you're willing to basically be the selfless mum of an autistic adult NEET shut in, I'm afraid I'll have to decline your offer.

>>66023

>misspelled her name

lel

Allowing homosexuals to exist was a mistake.

>>66025

Calm your angst, Mr Edge.

>>66027

I wish they'd leave, they're not welcome here and it infuriates me every time they post. I'm sick of seeing them everywhere, always posting "why do you care so much?", "how does it affect you?", and "calm down edgelord" whenever anyone has the audacity to call them out on their disgusting behaviours and warped sense of morality. Bunch of nihilist degenerates the lot of them. They should all be round up and shot as far as I'm concerned.

God I hate redditors.

>>66028

>WHY DO YOU CARE SO MUCH?

*intentionally spreads AIDS*

>HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU?

*holds up traffic and wastes police time and money with a gay pride parade*

>CALM DOWN EDGELORD

*molests young boys at a rate that would shock the catholic church*

I'm playing with the sustain turned on and everything is much easier. I'm looking forward to my pedal arriving though because it still sounds jumbled (though better than none at all). It's supposed to be arriving today.

>>66027

I'm certainly not gay, mate.

>>66028

Does this help you cope with the fact that you regularly used to jerk off to gay porn?

Remember that one time in 2015 when you posted gay porn on britfeel as an example to the kind of stuff you used to jerk off to? It was a short webm of a young man using a flashlight.

>>66029

I don't really mind gays in the grand scheme, but man gay pride is ridiculous.

>we want to show everyone we're normal, and deserve respect just like everyone else.

>let put on a huge parade to make ourselves look as culturally alien and overtly degenerate as possible!

>>66032

If you're not gay, how come the obvious bait-and-switch joke went over your head, and you got your knickers in a twist about fag acceptance in this thread for the nth time? Do you remember that time in [every other thread] where some anon made a remark about your precious homos, and you started immediately giving it the "stop caring" routine, and began digging through 3 year old archives in hopes of slandering and assassinating the character of a certain individual, as if that proves anything besides you being a massive vindictive cunt with a nonsensical, multiple-year-spanning grudge against an anonymous imageboard poster that you don't like?

This is why you and your kind are N O T W E L C O M E here, whether it's because you're a fag, a loyal member of the GIDF, or, heaven forbid, from r*ddit.

>>66032

Go back to San Francisco, faggot.

I ran my route in 26 minutes today, down from 30 minutes last time. I really pushed it towards the end and I felt a bit light-headed.

My pedal has arrived.

As far as I can ascertain, the sustain can be heard all the time, but with a brief unnoticeable reset between bars so that its notes don't intrude on the next one. Is this generally how the pedal is used?

>>66035

There's been about 5 people who have had a grudge against you at some point and that should probably say more about you than me.

I'm merely reminding you that you are still a homosexual. I recall you saying a few weeks ago that you don't want a girlfriend anymore. Hmm, I wonder why.

Now let me ask you this. Did you or did you not sexually grab your genitals whilst looking at homosexual pornography on several occasions?

>>66041

I have no dog in this fight but I will say that porn can warp your sexual tastes something chronic, speaking from experience. How many times have you seen imageboard posters talk about how they eventually ended up looking at trannies, or worse? With how widespread porn consumption is in our society it makes me wonder how many gays are naturally that way or whether they've rewired their brain by going down the slippery slope of endless novelty-seeking porn abuse.

Also speaking from experience, after an extended period of NoPorn, the weird tastes disappeared. Now if the lad you're replying to still gets homosexual urges then it's quite likely he is in fact a bender, or at the very least bisexual, but if they disappeared when he stopped indulging them he probably isn't.

>>66040

A sustain pedal works like this: if your foot is not on the pedal, and you press a note (think of this like plucking a guitar string) and you immediately let go of it, the note stops dead (think of this like firmly placing your hand on the string to silence it). If your foot is on the pedal, and you press and let go of a note, it will continue to decay as if you were still holding it (imagine strumming guitar strings and never using your hand/fingers to stop them from ringing out). It will do the same for any other notes you press until you take your foot off, at which point any and all notes that are ringing out while not being held will stop dead.

If the notes are ringing out when you're not pressing down the pedal, you've either got sustain permanently turned on in the settings, or the keyboard expects the pedal action to be inverted.

>>66043

I know that, I was just asking about that particular piece of music, and whether that's how the pedal is generally used. It seems intuitive to me but I wanted to clarify. You wouldn't want the chords or melody of a previous bar ringing out over a new one, would you?

>>66041

Nobody's falling for the "i-it's not just me" rubbish, you say the exact same thing in the exact same way every time. You're the only one that tries to play internet detective and logs/memorises my posts, regardless of how mundane they are, for use in future pointless spats and character assassination attempts. It's bordering on obsessive at this point lad.

>>66042

You're exactly right. I've gone in depth about my experience numerous times (which is somewhat similar to yours), as well as seen and spoken to plenty of other lads who've gone through the same thing. However, the idea that out of control masturbation habits can take people down a dark path, and that it's possible to undo the damage, clearly goes against the "all people of all sexual preferences/perversions were simply born this way, ONE OF US- I mean THEM" narrative, and that makes a certain poster here very unhappy. Watch out, or he'll "no u" you too.

>>66046

There are others. I'll admit it's been me the past 2 times tbough. I noticed you avoided my question.

I don't need to dig through archives. Your posts stand out too much and most people would never admit to tugging one out over CP.

>>66047

>I noticed you avoided my question

Why would I waste my time answering your "questions" when you've posted virtually the same thing multiple times in the past, and each time I gave you an answer and thought we'd come to a middleground, you'd just randomly bring up the same thing again at a later date as if we'd never discussed it? I'd say you're just a piss poor troll at this point, but even they generally don't get hung up on something for this long.

>There are others

Sure there are lad, "we r leejun" and all that.

>I don't need to dig through archives

>"excuse me, but would you mind explaining this one specific post I think you made 3 years ago, that nobody else remembers or has ever brought up since, and is from long enough ago that even you don't remember making it?"

Give it a rest. Link me to the post though, I'm interested to see what it said.

>>66047

Since it seems important for you to know whether others are on your side, I want to make it clear that I don't like you, I don't like your posts, and I think you're a queer.

>>66044

It's often up to the player's discretion, meaning you're expected to use it here and there to free up your hands, but not to use it as an overall effect. The sheet music will dictate exactly when and if you need to use it, if it's part of the piece itself.

>>66050

It's definitely much easier to play with it. I can't believe I've gone without for so long.

>>66047

you're being pretty insufferable mate, the point of an anonymous imageboard is you judge each post on it's own merits, which you seem incapable of doing due to your particular hatred of this one poster

>>66049

I'm probably one of the least homosexual people on this board. Especially since most of you seem to have a common problem where you can't go through a little bit of porn addiction without turning into a fag.

>>66048

Well, this wasn't me >>62151

And everything that happened in this thread wasn't me >>60587

>>66052

Look above, I'm obviously not the only one who has a problem with him. And it's not my fault that his posts stand out so much that it would make no difference if he was a giant avatarfag.

>>66053

>I'm probably one of the least homosexual people on this board.

Then why do you get so angry any time someone dares speak against fags?

Now that I have the pedal, my brain is doing 3 things at once. Will this make me smarter?

>>66053

Just because people including me have had arguments with him in the past doesn't mean I have a problem with him. You just can't let things go.

>>66054

I don't care about fags. It was just a stupidly obnoxious and edgy post you fag enabler.

I'm calling bullshit, this is so stupid. There's no way someone does all this stuff every morning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Dvbevb5_OU

Also

>has time to do a load of bullshit like light candles and write in her journal

>doesn't have enough time for a shower

Yeah, this is such bullshit.

>>66058

women should be enslaved

>>66060

I've been here longer than you, kiddo.

>>66062

Or maybe the place has outgrown you.

>>66061

I know that isn't true.

>>19762

No.

>>66064

No you don't.

>>66066

I've been on this board since the day it was made and I know you haven't.

>>66068

I've probably spent more time posting than you.

>>66069

Maybe that's why this board has been going downhill the past two years.

>>66055

Probably not, but it might give you better coordination.

>>66058

She's just LARPing as hermione granger, I wouldn't put too much thought into it.

>>66071

I've been here 3 months after creation and most of my post activity was shortly after joining, kiddo.

>>66072

Your biggest contribution has been posting 'floopity' every so often.

>>66075

I'm not a mod.

>>66041

>He thinks everyone who argues on this board holds grudges.

Typical fag tbh. I've argued with the lad on at least 2 occasions, however I think he's a alright guy.

Just in case there's any confusion, which there appears to be, this is a whibblescromp-friendly board, and it always will be.

>>66058

>Make bed

>put away clothes

>have a wash

>Light some candles and open a window

>eat breakfast

>wash up

>bit of light reading while eating breakfast

>shitty social media

>stand in the garden for five minutes

Doesnt seem like that much tbh lad. Plenty of time to do that in an hour and a half. Couldnt stand not showering in the morning myself though tbh.

>>66038

Well done, lad. Be careful not to overdo it, though, or you might give yourself shinsplints.

>>66079

I wake up 30 minutes before work starts, quickly make coffee and then arrive to work 1-3 minutes before I start.

>>66083

Same here, but I get up 45 minutes before so I can fit a shower in. Usually clock in with seconds to spare.

>spiceboy and paki from my old school were racing

>paki lost control and killed some 17 year old kid

>gets a 6 year sentence and a 4 year driving ban

Also because of this a 40mph road has now been made 30mph. I know someone died, but what fucking difference is this going to make? They were going 85 when he was hit.

Also it's always fucking corsa drivers. It's a 1.2L, why the fuck do they think they have fast cars? It's just a shitty hatchback with a small engine made to look sporty to appeal to literal kids. Ugly ass cars, I hate Corsas so much.

Just changed my bedsheets for the first time in about 18 months.

>>66087

PAL versions are usually shit, always go with the NTSC version (unless it's Gamecube/Wii because 99% of their games supported 60Hz).

Speaking of PAL vs NTSC, I don't know where the meme started where people say "hurr developers modify the timing on PAL releases so the speed matches the NTSC version", because it's pretty much never been true, unless the game has a dedicated 60Hz mode, or you're just talking about the BGM. Virtually every single PAL game, running at 50Hz, plays almost 20% slower than the NTSC version, no matter what generation it's from or where the game was made. Even worse, when it came to FMVs, they had to either apply inverse telecine to the frames (which creates horrible, juddery playback and interlace artifacts), or timestretch the audio, in order to sync it up to 25/50fps. They'd apply it to the already rendered and compressed NTSC version, so it would be compressed twice. So FMVs either looked like shit, or sounded like shit.

The meme that PAL games were higher resolution is a joke as well, every single one of them just had black bars to pad out a 480i/240p image into 576i/288p, which made it the wrong aspect ratio as well. People also say that PAL colour was more accurate than NTSC, which is technically true, but if you used anything better than composite then even that argument was null and void, especially seeing as every PAL region console and TV that wasn't ancient as fuck supported RGB SCART, meaning they didn't use PAL or NTSC colour encoding/decoding.

PAL games a shit.

I told a mate from work who I sometimes smoke weed with about /britfeel/ since it's felt like we've been low on posters lately. He posts on 4chan's /b/ so he's no stranger to imageboard culture.

>>66089

OUT

>>66089

Ebin.

My SD card reader was shit and corrupted everything. Anyone know anything about recovering the files?

>>66093

Try running Recuva on it.

>>66094

Doesn't find anything. I think this is because the files are corrupted, not deleted.

>>66095

RIP

>>66097

Nice one lad, I'll keep that one in mind for future reference.

Another queer.

>>66099

When did Alan Carr get his teeth fixed?

>>66102

No I didn't, I've mentioned him a couple of times before. There was a dorky lad from school that I would talk to on msn, who I also helped to make music, and we would shitpost musically to each other as well as talk about the world, technology, philosophy, etc. Occasionally he would come round my house and sit at his laptop while I sat at my computer, but a lot of the time he wouldn't turn up, and then he'd disappear for a couple of weeks/months. So I'd just sit there waiting for him to arrive all night, only to find out a couple of weeks later (when he came out of hiding) that he allegedly just went to bed and decided not to turn his laptop on for a fortnight, or something like that. This happened several times, so eventually I stopped inviting him.

Then he fucked off to swansea for uni for about 3 months, before coming back due to mental health issues. From what I could piece together from what little he told me, he slit his wrists and smeared the blood all over his dorm room. Then he was NEET/hikki like me for a couple years, so we had that in common too. There was also this one time where things got a bit heated and I threw a kitchen knife at him, but the less said about that the better. I last met up with him in 2012, and around that time he purged his belongings and gave me loads of his stuff for free, including a gamecube, a CRT monitor, and an old FM synthesizer.

At some point not long after that, we fell out of contact with each other, largely because msn died, and now I don't even know where he lives or if he's still alive or not. In retrospect, considering how unhealthy the whole "friendship" was on both sides, I'm not sure I even want to contact him. It was nice having someone who was interested in similar things to myself, and had been through similar experiences, to shitpost with though.

apart from the gay lyrics this track is TOP

>>66104

Alright, basically he was in my room and he was playing this awful loud noise repeatedly on his laptop, and he was doing it on purpose just to piss me off, while bearing a huge shit-eating grin on his face. Eventually it went way past the point of being funny and I told him to stop, but he carried on. I threatened to use physical force to make him stop, and he carried on, I punched him in the arm, he carried on, then I threw a fairly large and weighty drum stand at him, and he still carried on.

My options were clearly running out, and I was getting really frantic and anxious to either make the noise stop or make him leave. I went downstairs and grabbed the kitchen knife, and I just sort of threw it into the room as a warning. Not anywhere near him of course, obviously I wasn't actually going to actually stab him. At that point, I think he got genuinely scared, and went downstairs to make his escape. However, I had already locked all the doors down there and hidden the keys as sort of a "fuck you too". Eventually I think he climbed through one of the downstairs windows, grabbed his bike and ran away.

I sincerely apologised to him afterwards on msn, but he didn't really seem to care so we just moved on like it never happened.

>>66106

How incredibly autistic.

>>66107

Welcome to /britfeel/.

>>66106

thoroughly enjoyed this story tbh

>>66106

I wish you were my friend.

>>66106

Holy shit you actually are a supercharged autist, not just some lazy neet with sub par social skills.

>>66109

My pleasure lad.

>>66110

What's your msn?

>>66111

I guess, but this was years ago when I was still (just about) a teenager, I've not done anything like that since. When I was in school it was a different matter.

I remember in year 7 we were on a school trip where we stayed somewhere for several days, and I got a bit too hyper on the first night and started throwing some lad's belongings out the window. Once I was done with that I started lobbing other things out like the bin and the curtains. The next day everyone got gathered into a room and got sternly told off for it, the teachers even cancelled one of the events because of it. As a sidenote, I didn't go to the toilet for the several days we were there, because I had a phobia about public toilets.

There were lots of incidents like this throughout my school years, I'm surprised I wasn't diagnosed sooner.

>>66113

Don't worry, I got my comeuppance, my GBA SP got nicked on the last day.

>>66112

Diagnosed with tip top banter?

*points you in the direction of the item you're looking for*

Is there anything else I can help you with, sir?

>>66116

*hands you a bag of Frozen Peas*

Yes, I don't want these anymore.

>>66117

Th-Thank you sir.

do you lads believe in britain

>>66119

I want to, but I don't.

>tfw i t's too hard

https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/chord

>>66121

I can't read any of them immediately besides major/minor triads, but if you know your EGBDF (notes on the lines) and FACE (notes between the lines), you can slowly work them out. Remember:

>Every

>Gay

>Boy

>Deserves

>Flamethrower

>>66123

Use whatever sticks in your head best, I remember it as:

>Every

>Good

>Boy

>Deserves

>Football

because that's how I first learnt it, but you can replace "football" with "fanny" or "freddos" or something.

>>66119

I don't want to, and I don't.

>>66119

Nope, it's a lost cause.

Just had 9 weetabix.

>>66127

Lunatic.

>youtube removed music mixes

RIP. I found a lot of good music from those.

I want to improve my life but I'm constantly tired and things just take way too much effort. I've successfully sorted out my sleeping and do a minimum of 1 productive thing a day, but it's hard to get past basic things like washing my clothes or taking a shower. Everything else is just so exhausting. I wanted to actually do something with my life and I'm still stuck here fucking about. Feels awful lads it really does.

Can't stop listening to this.

>>66130

iktf, wish I could give you advice but I'm just as lost

>>66132

maybe you can give me advice lad, any idea how to get on disability bennies?

>>66130

I've personally found that unless someone else is relying on me to do something (turn up for a doctor's appointment, turn up for work etc) I can rarely find the motivation to do anything.

Maybe all men are like this, but normies don't encounter it because they're busy having wives and kids and generally having a life.

>>66133

I've never been on any kind of bennies and I think I'd kill myself rather than resign to a life of NEEThood.

>>66133

Get a proper diagnosis, then look into ESA.

>>66134

I'm the same, I'll have no issue getting up and going to work, or doing something else in public, but if I ever want to do anything for myself, I have absolutely no energy or motivation. It feels like as soon as I get home from work my energy just goes away instantly.

I'm afraid we don't have the item you're looking for, sir. How about one of these alternatives from our fantastic selection of products?

>>66138

Oh that's alright mate, thanks for the suggestion.

Actually while I'm here, could you take this back for me, I decided I dont want it.

*Hands you a nuts magazine*

>>66131

Aryans really do have the best culture. How did you find it?

>>66139

Someone's a naughty boy haha. Just kidding. Have a great day sir.

>>66141

Did you just assume my gender? I demand to see your manager.

The Golden One. Speech in Stockholm. Normalising Nationalism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6nDmLkroW8

Starting to think the based retail lads are not as good at their job as they've led us to believe.

Cider and bacon buns for tea.

>>66136

Is schizoid personality disorder enough you reckon? Also how much does ESA get you? It looks like it's only £300 a month or something which is beyond shit, it's abject poverty tier.

>>66146

When I was at the Peak District I found the Manc/Sheffield accents really grating. I always thought Corrie just had hammy acting, but no, they actually talk like that.

>>66147

I think personality disorders get looked at as a meme, really you need a form of autism or something that genuinely prevents you from working (you can't just say it feels like effort or you don't like working, they'll essentially tell you to fuck off).

>It looks like it's only £300 a month or something which is beyond shit

It depends on your living situation and how debilitated they think you are, but yeah it's generally pretty low. I live with my mum and I'm dependent on her, so when I was in the "work support" group I got about £400 month, but now in the "not fit for work" group and I get about £500 a month (£200 of which I give to my mum).

>>66148

>I think personality disorders get looked at as a meme, really you need a form of autism or something that genuinely prevents you from working

That's strange, I wonder why they don't recognise them when it's an official diagnosis? I have a long history of depression, so maybe I could use that. I could also maybe go balls to the wall and fake schizophrenia, but honestly for the additional £100 or so a month over regular bennies it hardly feels worth the effort.

>>66150

It is recognised, but I think it's recognised as something that's less debilitating than landing anywhere on the autism spectrum (which everyone is sympathetic towards because they don't know the difference between those who bash their heads through walls, and those who just don't know how to gel with people in ordinary situations).

>>66151

Aah I understand what you mean now, my brother used to be a bit on the head bashing things when he was a kid but he mellowed out and has a job and stuff like that now. But isn't the assessment of who is and isn't capable of working made by a psychiatrist, who would understand that a personality disorder, much like autism, exists on a spectrum and varies in severity?

>>66152

No, the assessment is done by normalfags who work at the job centre, who don't know anything about mental or physical health. Think of your psych/GP as being your lawyer, and the assessor as being some random person on jury duty.

>>66153

Oh, that sounds proper fucking shit then. How do you feel about being long term NEET lad? I've been breaking in and out of it for years now, but I keep lapsing back into apathy. Honestly if I'm ever able to hold down a job I think I'd prefer it over being unemployed.

>>66154

>How do you feel about being long term NEET lad

I don't think about it and just enjoy my time doing things I like doing. I never liked the idea of employment, but during my self-improvement phase it seemed like something I just had to do in order to improve myself. After working for a bit, and it doing nothing but make me feel like a prisoner and make my life a misery, I went back to feeling very content with being NEET.

sex with girls

>>66155

What will you do when your mum can't look after you anymore? Do you think you'll ever put your willy in a vagina?

>>66157

Those two questions aren't supposed to be related by the way.

>>66156

What is "something anon will never have"?

too anxious to attend my job interview today so I'm playing minecraft instead lads

>>66157

>What will you do when your mum can't look after you anymore?

Something else I guess, I'm not worried about it. I can force myself to do things I don't want to do when there's no other choice.

>Do you think you'll ever put your willy in a vagina?

Probably not, I'm not that arsed though. I'm fairly sure I will be a 40 year old virgin, it's only 13 and a half years away, which doesn't seem that long.

>>66162

I get the appeal, and if I had a girlfriend I'd mating press her until she could no longer stand up, but I don't feel like it's the end of the world if I never do it, at least for the time being.

I don't associate myself with self-proclaimed "asexual" weirdos, I believe they say this either because they were abused when they were younger, or it's just a misguided attempt at justifying their adult virginity without taking any of the blame/responsibility.

>>66163

I wouldn't say I consider myself asexual at all, I still masturbate a few times a month, and I'm not one for applying meme labels to things that really don't need a label. I did have some rather unsavoury experiences as a child though so maybe that's why I'm not that big into the idea.

>>66163

Same here. I know I have an active libido because I still wank regularly, and I know that I'm not asexual because I still find myself fantasizing about every girl I see. I just don't share the overwhelming need for sex that normies do with their "I haven't had sex in a WEEK, OMFG" attitude.

>>66165

that other anon is a victim of normalfag conditioning, he thinks that if you're not clammering for stacey's beef curtains 24/7 you must be some tumblr asexual memer. break the conditioning lads.

>>66164

>I did have some rather unsavoury experiences as a child though so maybe that's why I'm not that big into the idea

That would be my best guess, I've spoken to other lads with similar experiences.

>>66165

>I just don't share the overwhelming need for sex that normies do with their "I haven't had sex in a WEEK, OMFG" attitude

I think a lot of them say it just as a machismo/insecurity thing, reminding everyone that they have SEX and they have it OFTEN.

>>66166

You're a victim of retard conditioning if you believe that's even close to what I think, and the asexual meme has been around a lot longer than tumblr has.

>>66166

But he just said right in that post that he is neither "clammering" for roast beef 24/7, nor is he a self-proclaimed asexual like all the bitter MGTOW brainlets.

>>66168

are MGTOW types not more "incels" than asexuals? I thought the whole thing about asexuals was they claimed to never masturbate or experience any sort of sexual desire

>>66169

Incels were the "WE'RE VIRGINS AND WE'RE ANGRY ABOUT IT" crowd.

MGTOW are the "WE'RE VIRGINS AND WE DON'T CARE, SEE LOOK HOW MUCH WE DON'T CARE HAHAHA, WE CAN'T STOP TALKING ABOUT WOMEN AND HOW MUCH WE DON'T CARE ABOUT THEM HAHA" crowd.

We now have reductions on our Produce department.

>>66172

My room's not messy, it's just got a lot of stuff in it.

What drives men who're married with kids to do this?

>>66174

I can only assume a combination of narcissism and sexual repression.

>>66174

Being mental.

What are you lads doing. I'm doing a bit of stretching because my back has been playing me up.

>>66177

I'm watching some random jordan peterson video but I'm not really paying attention to it, I'm just passing the time. Do you know any good stretches for the trapezius? Mine are incredibly tight.

>>66178

TIDY YOUR ROOM BUCKO

>>66180

That felt fantastic. Thank you.

fantastic

>>66177

>What are you lads doing

I've been researching audio gear for several weeks because I want to replace my shitty old mixer and/or audio interface, but I'm getting nowhere. I just can't believe it costs a grand or two just to get a basic setup with 16+ line ins and outs. Apparently it's somehow an order of magnitude more expensive than having 8 bloody mic preamps (you can get a basic 8 mic preamp audio interface for about £250, I have one but it's started failing on me and I never really liked it to begin with), even though line ins are essentially the same thing but with less circuitry and components.

Who the fuck even needs 8 mic pres on an audio interface? If you've got a studio big enough to mic up a drum kit (which is the only commonly recorded thing that requires that many mics), you'll have the money (and space) to buy a proper big boy mixing console with 24+ mic pres, and maybe a couple of extra fancy ones in a rack. Bedroom/home producers rarely ever need more than one or two mics, but what we really need is a fuck ton of line ins and outs so we can piss around with all our line level instruments and outboard gear inside a DAW, and record each individual output separately.

10 years ago it was a different landscape, everything had moved in-the-box, and the only external gear remaining was microphones, but since then there's been a large shift in the home producer world back to external synths and outboard gear, and it's time audio interface manufacturers cottoned on to this trend. I simply can't believe that in the current year, there isn't a basic £200 - £400 audio interface with just a fuck ton of line ins/outs. It can definitely be done, and there's definitely a demand for it. Behringer, comment?

>>66183

What's that, NEETscum? I can't hear you over the sound of all of my disposable income.

>>66184

Disposable income and no time or energy to use it, back to work tomorrow eh lad.

alright lads

>>66185

You had no time or energy left because A) you went from doing nothing at all to loads of hours, and B) you're extremely out of shape.

>>66187

Who said anything about me? Wageslaves barely have any time or energy to do much besides work, that's just a fact of life, and you can even see it in this thread by scrolling up to posts as recent as >>66130 and >>66137 . If you want time and energy, your best bet is being either NEET or self-employed.

>>66188

I do 30 hours manual labour a week, lift weights 5 times a week, and have recently started doing 5k runs a few times a week. Did I start out this way? No, I used to get exhausted from doing little things just like you lads, except I worked on it, starting small and working my way up, instead of making excuses. You have no energy because you don't do anything. Your body has no reason to be energized. If you force it to adapt, it will.

>>66189

I already know all that, and you know I already know all that, because I've made progress in those areas in the past, I've preached the same sentiments to others more than a few times, and I spent a year and a half as a member/moderator of an online self-improvement group. Secondly, I never mentioned anything about my energy levels or whatever the fuck, as I don't find myself ever being exhausted or motivation-less like a lot of lads here or elsewhere. I've been cracking on with personal projects, learning things I'm interested in, enjoying the sunshine, and generally just enjoying life.

You managed to turn an autistic rant about audio interfaces into you bragging about your physical achievements and slagging others off for not doing the same, and that takes some doing, so I'll congratulate you for that at the very least.

>>66172

Proclaim the individual can only exist within a group and beat him to death.

>>66190

You're right that did look a bit boastful, that wasn't my intention though. There's nothing particularly special about any of it when you look at what the human body is capable of, I'm just much happier now than I was when I was a sedentary shut-in. Getting /fit/ is basically a surefire way to improve your quality of life. If you have things to keep you occupied then that's good, but you would still benefit, and that goes doubly for the lads who struggle with low energy levels. I replied to you because you seem to be under the impression it's impossible or difficult to work and have time and energy to pursue hobbies, which is wrong.

I'm going to do this for an hour.

https://www.musictheory.net/exercises/note

>>66192

It is wrong for most people, very few people have the mindset or the drive to improve and excel themselves, and even when they have a burst of motivation it usually doesn't last for very long. They will stay where they are until they die. You know as well as I do that people like yourself are anomalies, and don't represent anything close to the average wageslave, not here and not anywhere.

Just because something's possible doesn't mean it's commonplace or easily accomplished. How silly would I sound if I responded to >>66184 saying "Not all NEETs are poorfags, you just didn't do it properly, I have X amount of money and all it took was doing Y, #nothingisimpossible #justdoit #dontletyourdreamsbedreams"?

Back to the original topic though, despite having a very low "income", I do actually have more than enough money saved up to buy the setup I want, I'm just a tight arse that likes to spend months/years researching and debating what to get so I can spend as little money as possible yet still get something good. I especially don't like being ripped off, and the audio world is the worst for that.

>>66193

You might have noticed already, but the notes of the stave actually loop round, so the F of EGBDF leads into FACE, and the E of FACE leads into EGBDF. This way you can quickly work out what the notes above and below the stave are without looking at a cheat sheet.

Just did 8.7km in 50:40. I felt some shin splints developing towards the end, so I should probably rest for a while now.

I need some more gook films to watch. I've recently watched Fallen Angels, Chungking Express, Memories of Murder, and re-watched Old Boy.

Would it be too ambitious to try to learn this at this stage.

>>66197

"Ambitious" would be a strong "Understatement Of The Year" candidate.

>>66196

I've already mentioned Rebels of the Neon God and Love & Pop. Here's some more: In the Mood for Love, Himizu (a film Dylann Roof liked), The Handmaiden, original Godzilla, il mare, The Berlin File (basically a Korean Borne film but not as good as Borne Identity), Millennium Mambo (seemed like a film for wom*n), Veteran and The Thieves. There's plenty of HK cinema too, like Hard Boiled.

>>66198

I'll prove you wrong. I'll prove you all wrong.

>>66200

Yeah, one day perhaps, but don't waste your time trying to learn a piece that's miles out of your league when you're still a newfag. You're not going to play for the national football team when you're still getting the hang of dribbling, and you're not going to play Liszt when you've got a 61-key kiddy keyboard and just discovered how a sustain pedal works. Spend your time less wastefully by practicing something that's realistically attainable, like Bach or Mozart.

>>66203

I already have the first 15 seconds down.

Related, what is the most difficult to play piano piece of all time?

>>66204

>>66205

Alright, that does look hard. I don't think I could do it.

>>66206

Look at the very first chord very carefully, when you notice you'll realise it's an intentionally impossible to play piece written for a piano roll / MIDI sequencers, or at the very least it would require more than two hands to play it.

Streaming RE like it's three years ago

https://www.twitch.tv/wyte_powder

>>66208

>unskippable ads before stream plays

I fucking hate this website.

>>66210

Gas london.

incredible

>>66195

Don't give in to the temptation to just "power through" the shinsplints, lad. Try cycling for a week or so until your legs are fully healed. My mate has been off his feet since March because of it.

>missed a britfeel stream

well shit

>>66214

drank alone in my room and read lermontov