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2024-05-21 17:00:09

Hey it’s A. G. Cook (again) and I’m ready for you to AMA…

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how integral is your hair to your legacy? the bangs to be exact

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Running late to my session with Carly Rae Jepsen (not joking) so this will be my last one! Probably quite integral?

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Hey:) thanks for doing this again! There's a question I've been wanting to ask you for a while, in your song idyll I think or silver, one of them(99%) you mention playing dnd. I was wondering which dnd do you play? As in 5e/3.5/pathfinder. And if you can tell me about other people in the scene that play:) It was really cool to find out that you like dnd!

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Gonna try keep this answer short even though it's become quite an obsessive hobby for me ha. In general I've found it really therapeutic to take part in a detailed world that has nothing to do with music (it was a real lifeline during the pandemic). I started with 5e, and had a few friends play in a sort of homebrew setting that I made (was really all over the place). I then got into OSR stuff, and started to bring more & more of that stuff into my games until I wasn't really playing 5e anymore. Most recent "D&D" game I played was Dolmenwood, and also inspired by Cairn, Electric Bastionland and Troika. Really love Luke Gearing's work like Wolves Upon the Coast and Swyvers. UVG by Luka Rejec is great. There's so much in the scene around mainline D&D that it's hard to compete. BG3 is maybe the best use of 5e, and I'm also very into the og Planescape stuff.

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Hey A.G., I’m really glad you sing now! At what point in your career did you get comfortable incorporating your own vocals into your music? What was holding you back from singing in your early career and what caused you to change your mind and share your voice with us?

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This is probably gonna be the last Q I answer... so many good ones on here & very moved by the energy around this, just been online for a while now! I always used my own voice a bit - its one of the voices in Beautiful and it would always turn up in my Soundcloud mixes, but I think Superstar was a turning point where I realised that by focusing on my own voice I could really get closer to a certain mood/atmosphere/idea, essentially that production & music should feel as unlimited and inviting as possible. I still love working with other people's voices, and I don't think I've mastered my own vocal technique (singing or editing) by any means - compare Superstar to Oh Yeah to Crimson and Clover ha - and I don't really plan on mastering it, or ever being 100% comfortable. But it's a direct way to confront and reflect on personality & how it's captured in a particular way by 'computer music'

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Do you mix and master your songs? Along with the pieces you collaborate with others on?

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Sometimes I do, but I also work closely with a mixer called Geoff Swan on a lot of things, and have had a lot of my music mastered by Stuart Hawkes

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