🔦 How Reddit Works: A QuickGuide for Traditional Forum Users

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Reddit is a lot of fun, if (1) you avoid subreddits where trolls run free (unfortunately, there are a lot of those; LinkedMusicians will carry our values and standards to our subreddit and wherever we go) and (2) are experienced with legacy forums like this one, Cakewalk Discuss, KVR, GearSpace, VI-Control… After it all starts to click, you’ll see that it’s much more interesting and moves at a more engaging rate than old-school forums. Getting started is the hardest part.

So, last night, I had an idea. I thought I’d write a guide that makes understanding Reddit simple for anyone familiar with old-school forums. Feel free to use this thread to ask questions and share your thoughts.

How Reddit Works: A Quick Guide for Traditional Forum Users

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Here’s a short video on Reddit from PC Mag. Keep in mind that the LinkedMusicians subreddit will maintain our same rules and values for non-toxicity, but if you venture outside of our subreddit, like other social media platforms, it can be highly toxic.  LinkedMusicians is fundamentally committed to remaining non-toxic. That will never change.

CURATED BEST FREE LISTS: Kontakt Libraries, Sample Libraries, Virtual Synths, Effects
POWERSEARCH TOOLS: Synth Presets, Loops & Sound FX, Gear Reviews 
FREE TOOLS: Mixing Problem Solver, Songwriter's Toolbox, QuickGuides, Scale, Mode & Chord Finder
READ/WATCH: Mag Articles / Podcasts, Audio Production & Songwriter's Dictionaries

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