Warms my heart to see there are others that take pride in proving that you can go far with these free tools

I've used LMMS for many years, but a very wide myriad of issues make it unfit for professional audio production, though great for beginners in many ways.

Ardour well-liked by some, but not me.

REAPER, though not FOSS, has very friendly licensing terms and is my current DAW of choice

These probably taste like rum mixed with blueberry juice

scatman, fatman, black and white and brown man, tell me about the color of your soul 🗣️🔥🔥

Last I checked, Kurzgesagt was funded in large part by the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation. On numerous occasions over the years, it caused conflicts of interest that results in cherrypicked information at best and disinformation at worst. This channel is simply not trustworthy educational content.

It's obvious in hindsight, but that's when I figured out that your control over the pace comes from your ability to predict enemy patterns and use that knowledge to play more aggressively.
That these games still reward learning, but don't demand you play perfectly as long as you can survive.

Eventually I figured out that you're supposed to play way more defensively, and Thunder Force IV's focus on tanky enemies with telegraphed attack patterns helped me get into the habit far more than, say, Gradius's hordes of small targets. (Cont.)

I can only guess they changed it because bright neon red and green are strange colors for the overalls but come on that's lame. These are cartoon characters, fuck realism. Even the Super Mario Bros. Super Show picked red and green overalls for the live action segments.