Nice! I've had guitar lessons in the past but included none to very little musical theory and now I just regret not learning the piano... Planning on doing a Udemy course on musical theory over summer but will have to see how that goes, I will have to check out reddit as a music theory resource

I mean it is good for basically everything else.
Your compositions are so good for someone who has just self-taught music theory, keep it up

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I've never had any formal composition training though, which is something I'm really interested to do next year when I start college.
Ah sweet man! Everyone I know who is studying music at university/college has enjoyed their course massively and some of the compositions my friends have done has just blown me away. Good luck with it man, would love to have some updates here on how it's going

My earliest stuff I made with nanoloop, which is a really simple iOS/Android app, but that Wind song I made in Garageband, I think. I've never used LSDj so I'm not really sure what it's like, but I'd be interested in hearing anything you make!
I tried out nanoloop but never really learnt much about it, will have to give it another go. LSDj is alright but it is very clunky & fiddly as you literally have to input notes into a grid like UI called a phrase:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Wn2bViJqiok/hqdefault.jpg which is basically like a bar -- 4/4 time with each row being a sixteenth note. You can get 3/4 and other time signatures by putting commands into the CMD column. Then each phrase gets sorted into the Song grid where you can order them:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U-Ha5I5x6_o/hqdefault.jpg Here each column is for a different instrument channel/voice with the NOI being noise.
I created this with it a couple of years back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPI1IBc7IEA but it is literally just a note-for-note cover of Crystalised by the xx...
I am waaay more proud of this one which is a cover of Not In Love by Crystal Castles. I did it with a friend (who is insane at singing and music production) and basically wrote the song in a different style which was a lot more fun:
https://soundcloud.com/josh-waites/not- ... s-chiptune