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Interesting thread. I guess you always wonder about who you're talking with in cyberspace, at least somewhere in the back of your mind. 40 years young here.
I feel so inadequate reading everyone's history. I'm just a humble guitarist who has been playing rock music for the past 15 years. I was never that interested in the technical side of creating music; I just wanted to plug my guitar in and play. I had a bedroom recording setup in my bedroom a few years ago now, but I didn't know much beyond hitting record and playing. I didn't care enough to learn, I just wanted to get ideas out. I've only just started delving into synthesizers and understanding waveforms etc. I know little about MIDI apart from what it basically is, and I have little knowledge of how to route audio equipment.
BUT I do love writing music. I do have artistic visions. I can now fumble my way around a synthesizer enough to create things I can use. I am keen to learn more, slowly, and use as many tools as I can to craft the ideas I have in my head. That's why I love iOS music and that's what keeps me visiting this forum.
"I hope I die before...", I used to sing along with the Who...well that didn't work, obviously. Many still here from my generation ;-) ... 58.
57 here.
My first attempts at recording music were with my guitar into a cassette recorder and 'experimented' with playing along with that, recording the output and what I was playing into another cassette recorder!
I eventually got an Akai 4000DS Reel-to-reel that could do Sound-on-Sound recording, which was great for overdubbing a couple of times. Around that time I also got an ARP Odyssey synth (which I regret having sold at a later date!)
My first computer was a Sinclair ZX81, from which I managed to coax some tones from (hardly music!) after typing in lots of hexadecimal codes from a magazine!
I moved on to an Amstrad CPC-464 for which I had a peripheral add-on called Am-Drum which had sampled drum sounds I could play along with and record on my Akai tape (and midi capability via the joystick port).
Next came an Atari 1040ST, and 'proper' sequencer (something called EditTrack). I also had a couple of Casio keyboards including a VL-1 and SK-1 and a Roland U-220 (which I also later sold).
Then came my PC, and a bit of a wilderness musically until I got into VSTi's and Reaper, from where I graduated to iOS music making on my iPad and occasionally iPhone.
btw,my first attempts in electronic musc was a tape deck with wrong plugged cinch cable.It produced a nasty feedback loop when i enabled"record/pause".And playing with the input level knob kinda changed the"frequency"of it.My first"industrial"track
Maybe thats the reason why i still love nasty FM sounds and stuff like this...
Happy B-Day Jarrett.
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50 next month. Drooled over ads of synths in NME back in the early 80s, but got a guitar instead. No regrets, the guitar has served me well. I got heavily into synths in the 90s (and still played guitar) and had/have some nice gear. Moved over to the computer after a move abroad. Now I'm all iPad (and guitar).
Any of you oldies remember a music program called "dynamic drums"?
Kind of a sampler with drum sounds and some vocals.
I could go all day: da da dynamic d d drums".
38 here. I really thought busker was a psychic:
"while getting by with some crap 4-track recorder, a guitar, and some budget synth / drum machine."
Tascam 4-track, flying V guitar, and SR-16.... damn you are good....
Ditto...Happy B-Day to Jarrett! I hope you get all the apps you've been waiting for.
Turned 60 last month. What? That can't be right? It was just yesterday I programmed a DOS PC built-in speaker to bleep out Twinkle Twinkle
'Appy Birthday Jarrett!!!
28 here.
Like others I started with guitar in my teen years, and have always always always been obsessed with music and the idea of music production. I occasionally tried out various Windows-based recording apps & studios but never invested the time to really learn how to use them properly. Even on guitar I mostly liked to play covers or with other people, but almost never wrote anything of my own.
That all changed when I got Audiobus on my iPad. The only complete songs I've ever written and recorded, in fact, have been using my iPad and Audiobus + apps. Any of you who have heard them on Soundcloud know that I have a long way to go, but I'm thrilled to start channeling some creativity now. I just wish it didn't take me so long to get started instead of just screwing around.
The biggest challenge for me right now is knowing which direction to go, musically speaking. I still love playing guitar and want to incorporate it strongly in my music, but the other stylistic avenues that the iOS music ecosystem opens are thrilling. I love many genres of music, and one week I'll be obsessed with the idea of doing straight electronic stuff, then I'll want to do classic alt rock, then I'll go through an alt-country phase... heck, my first finished recording was quasi-rap, lol.
So I need to find my niche, but at least now I've got the ball rolling.
42 Here. I cut my teeth on TRS-80s and Commodore PETs. My first computer was a Commodore VIC-20 (still have it). I didn't get into music until I was in my early 20s. I Bought a cheap acoustic guitar and took lessons for a year. I've been teaching myself through books and forums ever since. I'm one of the ancient early members of KVRAudio. I've been a member there for 11 years. I have two kids. My second, my daughter, just turned one year old--I started late with everything, music, marriage, family, etc. :-) Music and the forums are my social life and my creative outlet. :-)
I'll be 52 in November but act like I'm about 12.
Interesting demographics! So, the majority of us here are 40-50+ years old!
So, @SecretBaseDesign - that makes you 70 something...right? ;-)
42 tommorrow along with @jmsexton
No wonder this is such a pleasant forum. The average poster is old enough to have actually been smacked by their parents when they got out of line.
Does this mean we're ok with spam selling viagra?
Happy b-day to you too @syrupcore. I had to move out of state to keep my parents from smacking me! ;-)
Being an old fart...I remember the days when spam was enjoyable...if you liked canned meat products. Viagra has always been good! ;-)
@syrupcore Lol. Happy B-Day
But we ain't down with hearing aids,cures for arthritis or Zimmer frames just yet?
And yes,..have a good one Syrupcore..
52 in November also @ sealpt.
Thanks fellas.
Thanks @Bootsy. Great group we have here fellas. I just woke up from my nap to catch up. Time to start my next nap.
LOL! Exactly! @syrupcore! :-)
Yeah, I want to pipe in and wish my Happy Birthdays to all "partys" involved (pun intended). :-)