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Indeed I have considered a 3rd party, but itsnkind of my thing with everything I do: I need to learn to appreciate and understand it. Like for instance, "spectrum analyzer." You just introduced that to me. Time for some research. But it seems it's more a question of patience too. Thanks.

To the point: How do you master a track [I'm using fl studio daw] tobsoundnoptimal on a variety of systems. I've been tweaking my work and then listen to it in the car, on ear buds, on noise canceling head phones, etc. One or the other always sounds better than other. Any tips or insights?

FL studio mobile is what I've been using. I have made some simple music videos, but I mostly play games and with my Transformers on my channel. I'm all over my 8bit icon character, so I thought I might learn how to animate it in the future. My initial intent was to make gaming music, but creativity got the best of me and they are more than just background music. Well, at least to me. Really interested in what I can learn and share about music! Thanks!

I'm a millennial dad and high school teacher who in his spare time is on a mission to make my pop-culture mark. Here, I'm exploring the musical avenue. When I was an angsty teen, I wrote all sorts of grunge rock songs that got me through some tough times [got to love narcissistic mothers] but they ultimately never saw the light of day. Then, recently, I wanted to make some music for my YouTube channel, and BOOM, I discovered DAW. Now, I have been taking all of my old songs and reimagining them through experience and hindsight. It's an incredibly therapeutic hobby that I would love see evolve into my potentially scoring video games one day. Either way, I love my music and want to make it the best that it can be so that those who decide to listen to it can hear it in its best form. Curious how this site might benefit me, and it's nice to make your acquaintance. aDadWhoGames