Season 2: NFTW (which one are you?) [11.11.23]

#4559

That, I cannot answer. I do know that it will help you max out your current limits of intelligence. But, it’s not going to happen passively. Studying things – ANYTHING can help. Like I said before, @Fire and I play a lot of strategic video games (take Old World, a 4x game) that requires a lot of problem solving and deep thought just to keep our minds firing. Many would say that it doesn’t help with anything, but I would counter that since fluid intelligence is defined as your ability to critically think through situations, then any action that requires deep thought, decision making, etc.

The Zero Point game we were working on was just that – intense puzzles and resource management to create dynamic situations where you had to think through the potential solution.

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#4560

I did mention taking action

#4561

Totally just bought the book. Excited for the read.

#4562

A game!!! That’s intriguing.

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#4563

I really hope Renaissance Man Vibes will be not just for music or songs, which is great, but to also bring discovery and revolution into other aspects associated with sound, such as vibrations and frequencies…

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#4564

It’s for music production and song writers. There’s Limitless style scripting to possibly assist with the latter, but it’s a very craft focused title.

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#4565

@Fire and I are discussing whether we want this to be a four stager, rather than trying to cram everything into one stage. It would be a different type of four stager, however. Rather than having to run it in order, you’d do it based upon what you needed.

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#4566

This is a very cool concept and almost something that titles like Emperor Fitness do, except that one is probably best to run in order too at least once.

Would love to see more programs following this trend in the future!

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#4567

After pondering upon my New Subliminal Experience(s) for a while I realized that all it does for you is helping you get “yourself” out of your own way by opening your mind to “learning” experiences that form positive psychological, intellectual and behavioral patterns in you.

Indeed, there’s nothing that it would try to impose on you, and the sheer power of the focus and insights it gives you propel you towards what you “must” do and what you “must” become to truely align with yourself and tap into your real capabilities.

I just can’t wait till I lay my hands on Zero Point Union.

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#4568

Probably still a couple years off, no?

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#4569

02.22 The New Sanguine
03.12 The New Love Bomb

Can you edit the post and add this ones too? For all the ADHD people (not me :rofl:) that bothered by the fact that they are not there.

@SaintSovereign

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#4571

is there anything plan for the OG Renaissance Man ？I am planning to build a custom with it pretty soon.@SaintSovereign… :grinning:

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#4572

My 2 cents Why a four stager, coding is arguably on the same level of difficulty and you have put everything in a single stage product. I know there are various subjects around daw, composition, lyrics, music theory, mix and mastery, studio, business maybe but I don’t think they are that complex so they need a four stagers. Like would we need healing on music production?

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#4573

Respectfully. Music production is an absolute rabbit hole. With coding if you have a computer you’re up and running. Music? You can screw your mix if your room isn’t acoustically treated, if your audio interface is low quality you aren’t hearing things clearly (I had an old focusrite interface that was the audio equivalent of trying to hear through a dirty smeared window), then you’ve got studio monitors all over the place some running you 1000s that don’t even do a good job but are purely marketing. That’s all before a single idea manifests in the physical. Granted you don’t have to be that extreme, but music production gets deep. Essentially every module you listed is it’s own beast.

I’m not saying coding isn’t tough. But it’s very on rails, guided, and doesn’t deviate that much outside of solid principles.

There are people who have jobs in music purely doing sound design or creating patches for synths. They took one aspect of music production and turned it into a full time job. That’s how deep you can go with music production. I absolutely see the value in a multi stager.

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#4574

Another advantage of a 4 part sub (since it’s not stages, building on one another) is, that you can choose that part that first your actual needs.
Let’s say, you’re an Sound engineer that works for a music producer, he could focus on the corresponding sub and wouldn’t get all the parts he never needs (as long as he doesn’t change profession). That would also possibly mean less recon that could get if you’re getting songwriting input all the time but never do it, like with WB and you never go out.

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#4575

It’s ok, I know of all people as you’re on mpc and doing 4 track recording you would like a deep approach. :wink:

I mean I know you can get deep on music, I drop the coding comparison because it works only from a similar level of understanding (ie coding can become deeper than copy pasting stackoverflow)

My point is sometimes you may want to go deep and sometime you just want to have a bit of everything, creativity and be up and running.

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#4576

If there is a lyrics stage or an inspiration “stage” I would run it first.

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#4577

@SaintSovereign, any plans for subs for actors / movie directors?

I.e. Renaissance Man: Director’s Cut and Renaissance Man: An Actor’s Life.

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#4578

Yup you raise a very good point and I think that’s why a multistager would be good. Freedom to pick and choose what the focus is. I could see it as a huge benefit for targeting areas that could use work. Like someone really good at sound design but their writing and arrangement skills give them trouble. Which seems to be the trap a lot of music producers fall into lol

#4579

I see what you did there

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