OT: Who are all these people?
Engineer in St. Louis Missouri. 45 yrs old married with a 3 year old. built home studio where I seek refuge to play guitar and write semi wierd soundscapes using guitar, kalima, various clay flutes shaped like bears, and my sons toys. Life is good !!!!!
Pentium 4, 3 Ghz, 1G RAM, WinXP SP2, Live 6, FL6, Acid 6, Recycle, Atmosphere, Trilogy, Stylus RMX, MPC2500, M-Audio Delta 1010lt, and countless other vst's and outboard stuff.
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joeyfivecents
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- Joined: Fri Jun 25, 2004 3:18 am
- Location: Augusta, GA USA
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marketing consultant for Inner City Broadcasting Corporation
that's a fancy way of saying I sell advertising for radio stations
I also do all of my production for the advertising I sell since it's virtually impossible to get a production job in this industry, those guys NEVER leave.
Also part owner in a recording studio
songwriter
guitar player
drummer
Father of a 2 year old boy and another one on the way
that's a fancy way of saying I sell advertising for radio stations
I also do all of my production for the advertising I sell since it's virtually impossible to get a production job in this industry, those guys NEVER leave.
Also part owner in a recording studio
songwriter
guitar player
drummer
Father of a 2 year old boy and another one on the way
iMac, MacBook Pro, Live Suite, Reason, Logic Pro, Melodyne, FL Studio, iConnect Audio4+, Little Martin, ukelele, Greco gtrs, pedalboard, amps, mics .
http://www.soundcloud.com/gradynickel
http://www.soundcloud.com/gradynickel
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Pinetree Jones
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- Joined: Fri Sep 08, 2006 5:27 pm
- Location: Dallas, TX
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woodwardjnr
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- Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 11:37 am
- Location: Milton Village England
Live in South London, not worked for 5 years now, Had a rather nasty illness, which has meant Im entitled to benefits and free housing so I spend most days listening to loops in ableton and trying to make something I can play out, as I also DJ and my brother is a resident for Ben Watts Buzzing fly label.
Not agreed: There were several "moves" from Japan, Italy and Germany before. However, escalation to WW conflict only started when Hitler invaded Poland.laurence wrote:WW2 started in 1937 in china... its a common misconception that hitler played the first move...chewy wrote:Born in Gdansk, Poland (Where WW2 started)
Not that im trying to take anything away from polski
But let us not hijack this topic...
errr, sounds like you're the one with the misconception. I believe you're referring to the Sino-Japanese war, which predated and outlasted World War II (officially).laurence wrote:WW2 started in 1937 in china... its a common misconception that hitler played the first move...chewy wrote:Born in Gdansk, Poland (Where WW2 started)
Not that im trying to take anything away from polski
So sorry to hear this...how's the job and financial outlook? Everything ok?jb61264 wrote:I'm unemployed as of last Monday...prior to that I was a project manager and make music as a hobby and outlet with dreams of one day having a huge hit that has everyone dancing their a$$ off...hey, we can all dream can't we?
I'm an attorney ( http://www.texasbarrister.com ). Also a producer for 15+ years, done everything but country; currently working on album #11, which leans a bit prog-ish. Also a web developer and marketing guy for about 8 years. And a lover-not-a-fighter for almost 20 years, having lost my virginity freshman year in college.
Ok, so it didnt actually start ww2, but was key in making it a world war, once it merged into and became part of ww2 after pearl habour.stinky wrote:errr, sounds like you're the one with the misconception. I believe you're referring to the Sino-Japanese war, which predated and outlasted World War II (officially).laurence wrote:WW2 started in 1937 in china... its a common misconception that hitler played the first move...chewy wrote:Born in Gdansk, Poland (Where WW2 started)
Not that im trying to take anything away from polski
I should have worded it differently sorry!
I have no pets but enjoy drawing pictures of insects and sending them to people
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Sales Dude McBoob
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- Joined: Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:34 pm
- Location: Durham, NC. USA
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American
New Yorker by way of New Mexico
In the 90's I was a bassist in an indie rock band, toured, etc.
Moved to NYC in 2000, saw the bubble burst, then the towers fall, and ended up working in an Emergency Room registration job for two years just to keep afloat. Had a crazy band in NYC during this time. Made some short films. Blogged. Flogged. Had a blast, dispite the struggle.
Started in pro audio sales in 2003. One year at GC. Then two years in pro audio sales at B&H. Recently promoted to Content Writing & Media Creation position at B&H. Writing in the Pro Audio Catalog, newsletters, e-magazine. Doing presentations & graphics & multi-media stuff. I love it!
Audio-wise I'm doing a bunch of stuff. Always playing guitar and writing songs slowly. I have my electronic compositions that I fiddle with. I do some soundtrack stuff for little video projects. I do some podcasting for fun and some tech stuff professionally. I help out with theatre sound projects. Sometimes I play in bands for short stints with either a bass or Live or both. I like to DJ with Live for my girlfirend when she makes pancakes.
The thing I love so much about Live is that it follows along with me in any of the varied sorts of projects I get involved in. It's like this little friend in my backpack that's always ready for work or play. Sounds goofy but it's true.
New Yorker by way of New Mexico
In the 90's I was a bassist in an indie rock band, toured, etc.
Moved to NYC in 2000, saw the bubble burst, then the towers fall, and ended up working in an Emergency Room registration job for two years just to keep afloat. Had a crazy band in NYC during this time. Made some short films. Blogged. Flogged. Had a blast, dispite the struggle.
Started in pro audio sales in 2003. One year at GC. Then two years in pro audio sales at B&H. Recently promoted to Content Writing & Media Creation position at B&H. Writing in the Pro Audio Catalog, newsletters, e-magazine. Doing presentations & graphics & multi-media stuff. I love it!
Audio-wise I'm doing a bunch of stuff. Always playing guitar and writing songs slowly. I have my electronic compositions that I fiddle with. I do some soundtrack stuff for little video projects. I do some podcasting for fun and some tech stuff professionally. I help out with theatre sound projects. Sometimes I play in bands for short stints with either a bass or Live or both. I like to DJ with Live for my girlfirend when she makes pancakes.
The thing I love so much about Live is that it follows along with me in any of the varied sorts of projects I get involved in. It's like this little friend in my backpack that's always ready for work or play. Sounds goofy but it's true.
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Cryptic UK
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- Joined: Fri Aug 05, 2005 11:51 pm
Sounds like Live is also your Viagra. Rock on, my friend!Sales Dude McBoob wrote:I like to DJ with Live for my girlfirend when she makes pancakes.
The thing I love so much about Live is that it follows along with me in any of the varied sorts of projects I get involved in. It's like this little friend in my backpack that's always ready for work or play. Sounds goofy but it's true.
