I began training classically at the age of four and the journey has only moved forward from there. Music has been a part of my entire life and I’ve spent time learning as many aspects of music as I could. I’m a producer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, engineer, mixer, and DJ. I’ve been in music scenes in SF, NYC, and LA. I haven’t chosen music as my profession, but absolutely see it as far more than a hobby.
My Studio Tour - Part 2
And the tour continues after a bit of a hiatus. Constantly working on improving my little space and making it the best I can for me and my workflow. Come follow along.
My Studio Tour - Part 1
Let me walk you through my space, my gear, and a little bit of my workflow. It’s letting you into my mind, in a way.
Finding ways to keep producing
There are so many ways to go about producing. So many ways to practice. In that, there are so many ways of getting stuck and not knowing what to do in that moment and how to push through a block. These are the ways I flex my production muscle. Hopefully some resonate with you.
How I use my patchbays
My patch panel setup, hoping to help at-home producers/artists utilize their gear efficiently. Is it the right way to do so? I don’t know. It works for me.
What does it mean to call yourself a musician?
Just a bit of a ramble about a topic I’ve been thinking about lately. Is calling yourself something make you that something? Or maybe when you reach your own goals you’re that thing? Where do you draw the line?