As a kid growing up and into my teen years, studied music theory and learned classical piano until I lost interest in my teen years. Fast forward decades later having not touched a musical instrument, I found nanostudio which was the catalyst that rekindled my desire to play/create music. As much as I liked nanostudio, I really wanted to play actual hardware. Today I own a few hardware synthesizers including : Roland JX-3P , KIWI Mod Roland JX-3P, Roland Juno 60, Novation Ultranova, Kurzweil K-2000VP, Korg ElecTribe EA-1 , Korg ElecTribe ER-1 and an Alesis SR-18. Many thanks to Marko Ettlich of the Retrosound Project for patiently helping me in the beginning ; guiding me in the right direction for hardware selection. The last 8 months has been full of experimenting , learning subtractive synthesis, learning proper mixing, etc. Also a very special thanks to Micheal W for also patiently teaching me and sharing his knowledge in music production. I've had the great pleasure of meeting some of the finest musicians here on the cloud who have been inspiring and very helpful. The most rewarding part for me has been the fellowships and friendships I've discovered. I'm always eager to help where I can. However, with a following that continues to grow, it has become impossible to stay on top of everyone's music. But I try my best. If you have any questions about anything, message me and I'll do my best to help. I've seen a trend how some people will follow looking to expand their fan base and drop people in the grease. Not cool! Please, do everyone a favor and don't follow unless you truly have interest in someone's music. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you will find something you enjoy.