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eluvium

i invited a very attractive young lady to a house party on saturday, hopefully she never comes over to my house and sees my depressingly giant gameboy/console/synthesizer collection

if i were you i would drop this like your bag on the long island railroad

c u there lololol~~~*

This is really excellent.

Short term profitability != success. Also, sweet straw man.

Unlike a lot of people I know who compose music alone in their rooms on Friday nights, I don't really enjoy "jamming". The process of smacking keys or listening to loops while altering them until I find something I want to keep doesn't seem like an ideal process to me. I have to sort of conceptualize what I'm doing before I even touch the keys (of my computer keyboard, I'm no pianist). This means that I do everything in-tracker. Sometimes I record chords off of my DW-8000 and build stuff around that, but that's fairly rare.

Sometimes I draw/write descriptions of what I want songs to sound like. Sometimes I hear songs in dreams and transcribe them. Sometimes when I'm feeling uninspired I go back to my vaults and combine/revamp four or five old sketches.

All of this makes working with other musicians close to impossible.