Recent content by ILikeGym1234

This user is the real deal. Thank you very much!

You can make money in two ways. 1. Sell your account. 2. Keep your account and try to advertise with it. Or you can do 2 and eventually do 1.

Acapela Box is amazing and it is web-based. You can also download your recordings for free, you just have to google it.

You can always simply record it playing using video-recording software (like Fraps or Windows 10 built in screen-recorder). If your computer is powerful enough when you preview it, it should look fluid.

For viral videos, sort them on YouTube by views on the top bar. For business-related, search "business." You can do this with pretty much any topic. Just scroll down until you find whatever is relevant to your wish.

It's almost impossible to make money without monetizing, at least as far as I am concerned.

Hmm... Thanks for the heads-up. I will avoid using this, then. How much does it cost, if you don't mind sharing?

A website literally called wordcounter. Google it. I can't post it because I don't have the ability as a user to do so yet. You do have to copy and paste yourself, though. Update: Here it is... www.wordcounter.net

The pros... *Wake up whenever you want. *Work whenever you want. *Work for whomever you want. Cons: *You have to work extra-hard to compensate for the lack of the middleman. This means you have to be the graphic designer AND the middleman. *Since you're the middleman, you have to promote...

It is possible, but I highly doubt it is an easy task to partake in.

Personally, I did not learn UX design when studying Graphic Design.

You don't need to know much programming. Simply get Adobe Dreamweaver, attempt to somewhat master it, and that should allow you to create whatever website you desire.

As others have said, Adobe Illustrator is by far the best; however, you want to also have Photoshop at your disposal. Ideally, Adobe Illustrator is better for "creating" (to put it in laymen terms), whereas Photoshop is more for editing what has already been created (especially pictures).

As SpoonFeeder said, the best solution would be to install VirtualBox. It is actually not that taxing to your computer.

The best software for banners, in my opinion, is Adobe Illustrator.