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tim_flipspark
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Thought this might be worth sharing here as a creative tool when starting out. Flipspark, the card game for your music studio has been a passion project of mine and it is finally out now!
I made Flipspark for myself as a creative tool to break out of writers block and force me to get more experimental with all the tools and techniques I have in my studio. I was basically in a rut just doing the same thing over and over and getting nowhere, but I knew I had more than enough gear and just had to combine it in the right way to find my sound.
The basic idea with Flipspark is that by drawing cards from the each 'suit' of Elements, Instruments, Patterns, and Effects, you can come up with wild and creative prompts that push your creative boundaries. You can use it for inspiration, to learn a few new methods if you are new to music making, or make a game of it with a friend in the studio.
Im hoping it might be something the community is interested in. I've put a couple videos up on YouTube talking about it, and you can check it out on the website.
Thanks all, and keen to hear what you think of it here as well!
www.flipspark.com
I made Flipspark for myself as a creative tool to break out of writers block and force me to get more experimental with all the tools and techniques I have in my studio. I was basically in a rut just doing the same thing over and over and getting nowhere, but I knew I had more than enough gear and just had to combine it in the right way to find my sound.
The basic idea with Flipspark is that by drawing cards from the each 'suit' of Elements, Instruments, Patterns, and Effects, you can come up with wild and creative prompts that push your creative boundaries. You can use it for inspiration, to learn a few new methods if you are new to music making, or make a game of it with a friend in the studio.
Im hoping it might be something the community is interested in. I've put a couple videos up on YouTube talking about it, and you can check it out on the website.
Thanks all, and keen to hear what you think of it here as well!
www.flipspark.com