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Alain
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Artist/Musician

nostr:npub1stemstrls4f5plqeqkeq43gtjhtycuqd9w25v5r5z5ygaq2n2sjsd6mul5 nostr:npub1xv6axulxcx6mce5mfvfzpsy89r4gee3zuknulm45cqqpmyw7680q5pxea6 ๐Ÿค” unless I'm missing something, it appears I can't see my prior uploads (or their replies) without an active subscription. Shouldn't we retain access?

This is problematic when, for instance, we're waiting for a collaborator to return an iteration on an ongoing project--which I would use as a queue to buy a day pass or whatever, as needed, to upload/reply in kind. But as it stands, without a pass, I'm completely in the dark.

"All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." --Blaise Pascal

Typically, in my case, one line/melody serves as a seed--usually some spur-of-the-moment thing on my phone. Then I'll bring music to it after and iterate from there. But I write every which way. Different approaches produce different results. Creativity, for me, aught to be largely experimental.

gm โ˜• - morning is a state of mind