I'd actually been reading you name like that up until this post.
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i always read your name as the one electric up until now.. failz
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SLC, UT
PianoGameboy wrote:
I've actually been meaning to change my name for a while now.
I used to go by TheJorsh everywhere (still do in a lot of places), but then it got kinda mixed up when I found out someone already took it on YouTube and a couple other sites, so I came up with the placeholder "PianoGameboy" until I could think of something better.
All these years later I never around to changing it. I quit both music and my modding hobbies altogether for a little while, and just started back up around September or so. A friend suggested Josh-Shmosh, and it stuck, so I've been using that now.
Anyway, who should I talk to about getting my name changed on these boards, if that's possible?herr_prof wrote:It should be easy to say in a loud nightclub to an attractive member of your preferred gender.
She thought I said "Piano Gay Boy".
Wait you're not the kid who started the kick starter about making a gameboy with a built in keyboard? If not then my entire image of you is shaken.
Thinking of changing my name to xXSkarStreaMXx wat do u think?
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hardcore, Australia
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chunter wrote:
You may be less self conscious if you think of the differences between Cybotron, Model 500, Infiniti, and so on... More about changes of style than anything else.
I don't believe I follow you, if you wouldn't care to elaborate, could you please?
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South Jersey, USA
maybe a good new name for your music project woukd be squareheart. or maybe something like chipNdare. I like chipNdare because it's like chip and dale but instead of dale it's dare because the music you'll present to your listeners will be daring.
maybe Battery Pimp is a good name too.
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hiding under your bed
stargazer wrote:
Wait you're not the kid who started the kick starter about making a gameboy with a built in keyboard? If not then my entire image of you is shaken.
I have no idea what you're talking about but it sounds awesome and I will totally take credit for it.
Yeah, I'm that guy.
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babylon
if you change your name dont tell people what you change it too. imo that defeats the purpose. plenty of people have multiple names. once i met a dude who's music i thought was cool, to find out he had like 50 or more different artist alias's ( no joke).
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walter b. gentle wrote:
if you change your name dont tell people what you change it too. imo that defeats the purpose. plenty of people have multiple names. once i met a dude who's music i thought was cool, to find out he had like 50 or more different artist alias's ( no joke).
OK, I see your point. If you tell people what you're changing your name to, their opinion holds.
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washington
my artist name is different than my profile name, i'm just kind of too lazy to make a new one.
if you want to keep your music but change your name, it's really time consuming to change your artist name. especially if your music is available on a lot of sharing/selling sites. i've changed my artist name once, and it didn't change anything because nobody knew who i was anyways. 
so really, it's up to you.
and your artist name should give the listener a general idea of what to expect from your music, and it's interesting enough to make people want to check your music out. (just my opinion)
edit for second question, yo
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Gosford, Australia
godinpants wrote:
I don't know who any of you are so feel free to change your names.
Thanks, Chipmusic
Thipmusic.
i would like to get to know you so don't change your names yet
kind regards,
victoria road
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nashville,tn
Lolz. The key to a great name is something inexplicable. Sure in retrospect you can apply all kinds of reasons why "x" is such a brilliant name, but it's kind of like "success" in making music. There is no real causality to be nailed down a priori. It either works or doesn't, and always for the most arbitrary reasons.
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Brunswick, GA USA
Xetryz wrote:
chunter wrote:You may be less self conscious if you think of the differences between Cybotron, Model 500, Infiniti, and so on... More about changes of style than anything else.
I don't believe I follow you, if you wouldn't care to elaborate, could you please?