YES flood them with letters. It is disgusting how the top 1% have increased their wealth in bucketloads at the expense of the poor. Write to the PM here

contact.no10.gov.uk

I tried out jetAudio Pro (£4.89) for #howdoyoulisten and can say for a premium app it's a good equivilant to the old iTunes. Some of the FLAC, WAVs it struggles to get the credits correct. Visualisers, EQs, Stereo Widening, Reverb(WTF) and pitch shift but at an extra £12.99 for the bundle. 8/10

Next on the list is jetAudio
Generally, having access to my old CD collection is amazing and the experience of having my actual record collection with me (rather than something that's be taken away from me if I cancel my subs). Takes time to rip and storage space is getting slim! #Howdoyoulisten

Tried out AIMP app for "How Do We Listen" experiment:
For freeware it's great, navigation is easy but not as optimised as streaming apps. It plays the higher res tracks, like FLAC and WAV, noticably better than HD tracks from streaming platforms. You can convert formats in app, which is neat 7/10

Crikey, things are moving fast! Even A.I robots are struggling and looking for a second income

A few albums from my collection for the "how do we listen" research. Some of these aren't available to stream or at least only incomplete versions. Also adding in some Bandcamp downloads and Vinyl DL cards. Now where did I put my cd/dvd reader...

How do you listen to albums you've purchased? Apple, android, usb stick, portable gramophone? 🤷‍♂️

I'm starting a considered study into reclaiming my old and new record collection and finding out how folk listen to theirs!

I'll report back... I'm starting with AIMP on android (not available for iOS)

Going for option 3, will be a stronger meaning and performance proofs it when it comes to singing it live, the singer might need to be me!

My choices:
1, publish the track anyway, maybe get the block/flag and fight it out to get it reinstated.
2, use the sample but mangle it beyond recognition to avoid detection.
3, find a singer that has same vibe and record something new and original.
4, find THE singer that did the sample and JAM

Should I use legit vocal samples from a sample library (that I've paid for and have legal rights to use) but the streaming services will most likely block for copyright infingement because they don't have a record of what is a licensed sample and what's infringement?

My first Bluesky post!
Music will be the prodominant theme for me here so best I start with a music dilemma I'm having and that many others might be having...