plus a few others thrown in for fun.

I'll still post it on Bandcamp in early December. I'll also included as a bonus for anyone who buys INFINITE NORMAL

For context: I originally intended this as a December Bandcamp Friday special thing, but decided to be impulsive and surprise the 7 people who like my piano music. It's sort of a stripped-down companion to INFINITE NORMAL – most of the pieces are reductions of or related to that material,

And this is just the first step. There is so much more to come in this exciting new area of Buffer over the coming months.

More on it here: buffer.com/resources/in...

This is something that's hard to remember to do, and rife with distractions. Community allows you to shift into Creator mode, focusing on those replies in a delightful li'l interface to help you build that sense of community.

The best part: it's available for everyone, including on our free tier.

this was a fun little experiment and may be overkill for quite a lot of folks, but proved to me that it's possible to DIY your own music store / patreon-style offering for very little $ and some light command-line knowledge

If you like reading about how my ideas come together, and what this album is all about, you may enjoy this.

I'll have this sent out to my newsletter subscribers shortly, but you can also read it right meow: bgreen.lol/the-infinite...

I think that's generally right, but "automated garageband" is actually a huge understatement because it removes the creative process from the equation if you want it to

sadly, laziness -> complacency and that's how the overlords win

- some of the best music is made with just the human body (eg. voice + clapping)
- music software is very cheap/free now
- even learning basic instrument skills or song craft is free now
- lyrics without music is poetry, which is also a great art form