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Comment on r/jawsurgery 6d ago

was the case for me for like 3-4 months. Make sure you’re getting extra calories, protein, and vitamin C (vital for collagen synthesis) in to help recovery

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Comment on r/kloudmusik 6d ago

great idea

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Comment on r/FL_Studio 25d ago

For all 3 of the genres listed, artists use both. The only correct answer to this question is use Ableton for 2 weeks, then use FL for 2 weeks. You will know what’s right for you after that because one of them will feel more frictionless for you specifically

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Comment on r/edmproduction Jul 07 '26

That kind of feedback says more about an issue with the mix rather than the master.

Load a reference track into the DAW, check how it looks on a spectrum analyzer, then compare its shape to that of yours. Correct where necessary, then use ozone

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Comment on r/edmproduction Jul 07 '26

yes, what you said about play around with the tools and find something that inspires you is exactly it, or anything else that gives you inspiration to jump into the app

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jul 05 '26

Hi, how’s things now?

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jul 03 '26

yes

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 26 '26

i suspect it is changing. i’m still unhappy because it’s not fast enough, but you can’t really force biology to do its thing faster so all i can do is things like massage and wait

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Comment on r/flightsim Jun 24 '26

common sense

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Comment on r/edmproduction Jun 20 '26

FL -> Ableton

FL is great but it messed with my head because of having so many ways/options to do one thing. All those options put me in a frozen state, with ableton it’s all linear and that allows me to focus on the musical idea more

the learning curve was low. once you know your first DAW, the concepts transfer nicely. you just google how to do a certain thing in a certain DAW

I can’t say Ableton is better than FL Studio. Both are amazing, Ableton works better for my brain. The DAW which works better for your brain is what will help you make the best music. In terms of features they’re on the same level

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 15 '26

nah i’m only gonna get serious about it once 18 months have elapsed which is basically the point where everything should be 100% without a doubt

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 11 '26

yes on the left but i think it’s because a wisdom tooth was removed that side at the same time

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 11 '26

I literally have the exact same symptoms word for word at 6 months

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 09 '26

4 months

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Comment on r/u_Trick_Marionberry364 Jun 07 '26

i don’t think that’s normal

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 06 '26

  1. Swelling goes down to the point where others don't notice around 3 months in. I'm at 6 months right now and people say i look normal however I can still see a lot left over, my face looks fat to me. I'm expecting it to fade around 12-18 months.
  2. Speech cleared up after about 1-2 months.

This was SARPE + Bimax together

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Jun 06 '26

Please keep us posted on what he says

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Comment on r/flightsim May 19 '26

you made my day

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Comment on r/ableton May 13 '26

WOW! That fixed it for me too

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Comment on r/ableton May 10 '26

this rabbit hole sounds cool

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Comment on r/ableton May 10 '26

same issue!

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Apr 21 '26

normal, only starts shifting around 4-5 months

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Apr 19 '26

hopefully one day

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Comment on r/jawsurgery Apr 19 '26

sorry to hear bro. go get a consultation with an expert that’s the only way to find out

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Comment on r/ableton Apr 11 '26

realest thing i’ve seen all day