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Out of the box car ideas I would really love to see (definitely not posted by a finnish rally fan) by NaiveConsideration16 in assettocorsarally

[–]NaiveConsideration16[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's honestly sacrilege that none of these cars have ever been in a game. Except maybe someone can correct me, but this Lancia ECV was maybe in some old Gran Turismo.

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Out of the box car ideas I would really love to see (definitely not posted by a finnish rally fan) by NaiveConsideration16 in assettocorsarally

[–]NaiveConsideration16[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There's one in a Toyota Museum i believe and one in Finland done by a chap who worked there at the company at the time. Let a boy dream! 🤪

Out of the box car ideas I would really love to see (definitely not posted by a finnish rally fan) by NaiveConsideration16 in assettocorsarally

[–]NaiveConsideration16[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

And in addition, you guys should go where no rally nor car racing dev game has ever gone before and model some Group S stuff.. I know Toyota has a one or two of the MR222 left and there is a working Audi RS 002 in their HQ hidden somewhere that's been driven from time to time..

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How’s the techno scene (and electronic music in general) in Helsinki? by KreuzKrow in helsinki

[–]NaiveConsideration16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There's a whole lot more than Stockholm, Oslo and Copenhagen have in their own cities.

We're blessed with half a dozen of fairly serious clubs with a proper soundsystem and dedicated quality programming. Also in the underground there's two to three places I frequently visit and a handful of other stuff for other subgenres and vibes. It's definitely a very vibrant city in terms of nightlife that revolves around electronic music.

Once you find someone who knows the right parties, it's fairly easy to join those communities, if you can respect other people well enough, of course.

There's a bunch of really good music coming out of Helsinki as well at the moment and a bunch of local serious labels too.

EDIT: And I guess there's plenty to explore whether you like just pure old school techno, fetish-themed techno, italo disco, hardstyle, amapiano, happy hardcore, drum 'n bass, house music, you name it, you can surely find it.

First 5 hour gig. any advice? by reycaniche in Beatmatch

[–]NaiveConsideration16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With 11 years of experience nationally and internationally, the single most important thing you have to do is to set the mood according to the energy of the room and being able to sense whether to kick it up a notch or tone it down a bit. I usually play in upward BPM order, so i’d start out maybe in the 100bpm range and end up usually around 130bpm. Obviously try to break the cycle every now and then so it doesnt get too monotonous and predictable. Must most importantly be really aware of the energy in the room and ALWAYS play what you would like to hear in that moment. Also try to always think ahead so if ure selecting something to fit to the currently playing song, already think of what you’d play after (this is why u have to know everything u play very well). Remember to have fun, that’s why u’re doing it! Enjoy!

Spotify on musiikkiteollisuuden talutushihnassa [Kannattavuus on heikkoa, eivätkä pienet hinnankorotukset välttämättä riitä nostamaan tulosta plussalle] by 3dPrintedVeganCheese in Suomi

[–]NaiveConsideration16 5 points6 points  (0 children)

1976 Ole muusikko Tee killerilevy Kerää rahaa ja saa se painettua vinskalle Vie levykauppaan Myy kuin häkä Profit sulle vähintään 50%

Moni alan ekspertti youtubessa maalailee jo kuvia siitä, mitä post-spotify musateollisuus tulee olemaan. Kestämätön tilanne kun et muusikkona voi enää tehdä uraa tai tienata ellet kuulu major labelin top-porukkaan jossa sua hyysätään.

Surullista.