My primary channel is where I post completed works, which is usually music. For my Sega Genesis music, I created a custom oscilliscope visualizer which shows what's going on on each channel, along with scrolling text that discusses the creation of the song. To accompany these songs, I've started drawing unique thumbnail art.
I created a second channel as an outlet for low effort and incomplete work. My most prominent type of content is song mashups, most often involving the layering of vocals from one song onto the instrumental of another. I enjoy creating these as a way of engaging with songs I enjoy beyond just listening to them.
ProjectFM Rarities is where I upload cool things I found that aren't elsewhere on YouTube. This playlist, for example, contains every DVD commentary for the Adult Swim show Home Movies.
I can often be found joining in on streams hosted by my fellow RadiantNexus member LunarCryptik. It's usually on his YouTube channel. These streams usually involve Lunar playing games while casual discussion ensues. We also sometimes pre-record playthroughs of games so that Lunar can use them to create an edited video such as the one linked above.
My music for South Island Expedition and SHIMA have been uploaded to the RadiantNexus and Team Neo Kyukyoku YouTube channels respectively.
In 2022, I joined MarkeyJester on a short-lived podcast called "Hacker: Behind the Code". The premise is that Markey would interview various members of the Sonic hacking community, learning about their history with ROM-hacking and how that shapes the work they create.