Can I learn how to sequence by making a request for requests on a wishlist, then picking some of them to train on?
We’d rather that you not do that. It’s not really fair for any of the parties involved. First of all, you don’t know what you’re getting into. A request of requests on a wishlist usually generates a hundred replies from people who expect to have their song made. They will get angry if you don’t pick their particular song, even if you’ve never heard of the system the game is on, let alone the song they want. Then, if you agree to take it, you will be pestered day and night until you’re done, then you will be pestered for their second most favourite song. You don’t really want to be pestered constantly by a hundred people, only to have you produce a file that sucks, disappointing them. That’s where it’s not fair to them. You don’t know what you’re doing. You’ve just said that you’d like to learn sequencing by making a request, that means you don’t actually know how to sequence. So face it, the first batch of songs you make will suck. That’s an undeniable law of the universe. Beginning se
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