I wrote some inspirational music and you should too! I’m going to make this available as “royalty free music” on Pond5 (see link below). Some people refer to this kind of licence as music with no copyright but that's not accurate. The creator retains their copyright but they forego their royalties. The idea behind royalty free music is that you pay once and then you can use the track for whatever you want, without having to pay for any further royalties in the future. Given the current state of the music industry since streaming services took a huge chunk of the revenue, and since there are now so many creators, youtubers etc looking for music for their videos, there’s never been a better time to sell music this way. It’s basically the same concept as stock photos, and Pond5 has joined forces with shutterstock to give its customers a one stop shop for all of their creative needs (photos, videos, music and sound-effects). It’ll take a few days for this new track to be uploaded to Pond5 but you can find my profile here. Lots more tracks coming soon, in all sorts of styles and genres. This is fun! https://www.pond5.com/artist/LismoreMusic?ref=LismoreMusic By the way, if you want to buy the F.em synth, here’s an affiliate link for you, and it will help to support my channel too: https://affiliate.tracktion.com/traffic.php?id=102 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOH9XD-QR7Y

These Sony WF-1000XM3 true wireless earbuds are great. The batteries lasted about 3 years but now they only give me about 10 mins of listening. Rather than dump and replace them (they're not cheap), I opened them up to investigate. Here's how to replace the batteries on your Bluetooth earbuds. The way I look at it is, don't worry about breaking them in the process of opening them. If you don't try to open them they're as good as broken anyway! This is a great opportunity to explore. The process is fairly straightforward, once you get past the clips and the glue. The earbud battery is held in place with double-sided tape, I forgot to film it. You'll need tweezers to wiggle it out, and a tiny screwdriver for 2 screws under the front cover. Then drop in the new batteries, screw the board back on above it, click the cover into place and you're done. Noise cancelling and great sound for another few years! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btwobvhAgXs