About The RUNIX Archives

Greetings, I'm Losty :)

> "The RUNIX Archives" is a website for my secondary alias RUNIX_FSYS. All the music presented in this project is produced by me, with NO USE of Generative AI.

> The main purpose of this project is exploring genres and styles I wouldn't experiment with on my main alias (Lost Guy), using the archivist narrative to explain the frequent genre and style variance.

> For some context, I started making music in early 2019, and have recently come to the conclusion that I'd benefit more from volume than obsessing over quality. I believe you generally learn more from finishing 20 bad songs than 2 great ones.

> At the same time, I wanted to make a portfolio of my music under a new alias, but with some personality of its own. So here we are :)

> It's a fictional version of UNIX, that's all.

> The R comes from Ring Laboratories, because Bells ring. Bell Labs, Ring Labs, get it? :)

> In this universe Bell Labs is like Aperture Science and conducts some reckless experiments. Sounds like that could be a game, doesn't it? But that's a story for another time lol.

> Though I will admit I'm not very knowledgeable about UNIX, I just had the idea at 5 AM, a few months ago

> I actually have quite a bit of lore fleshed out for RUNIX and Ring Labs, but don't expect much for now.

> OH! And I should mention that after a quick search, I found a toy OS called runix on github, which this project has NO relation to. Just making that clear lol

> yea.

> Just credit me.

> All the music on this project is CC BY 4.0.

> Yes, you can monetize it

> Just add "RUNIX_FSYS - [Track Title]" to your tracklist/music credits

> I'd also appreciate direct links to the track, but that can sometimes create clutter and eat character limits, so it's not necessary