Hello everyone! I’m new here and new to audio production. I’m currently learning sound design, mixing, and mastering. Hope I’m welcome!

Hi everyone, I have just signed up for the VIP membership! - here is my commitment statement: I am going to work progressively and thoroughly through the course material, applying lessons learned in order to become a practiced, disciplined, competent and inspired practitioner of music production. I plan to work at a regular sustainable pace that maintains momentum, interest, helps me retain knowledge and allows me to incorporate learned skills and practices into my workflow - I will not work so fast or so slow that I miss out on applying these things.

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I'm curious what everyone's using for sample and recording management. I have landed on using a combination of two very different browsers, resonic and cosmos. Each excel at various things. resonic can be used to manage and organize; cosmos can be used to pretend organization isn't a thing that exists. Resonic is very clinical, cosmos is kinda vibey. I think they make a good duo. Any mac users here to dazzle with filesystem integrated metadata and a file manager to go with it? ...or is that more a beos thing, I forget. I like being able to pull up exactly the kit I want with resonic or pull from the unknown with cosmos. Either way, what do you like about your method?