A friend of mine just gifted me a fender jazz bass out of nowhere and I’ve legit always wanted one! Although the world doesn’t typically reciprocate the kindness and love I try to give to others, on a rare occasion, the things I want and choose to give to others is reciprocated. I’m so incredibly grateful. Opened up logic and did a super quick vibe jam to give her some props and posted it: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAADUDDuKAr/?igsh=bXFkOHpqbmhyYTgx

Hi guys and @Alexandre Joyal. I have mostly been working in the flow state since I started watching the 10 day challenge videos, I has been great. But I have now decided to take the full workflow for a spin, to see how it can make me evolve. I am at the first step before going to calibrate. So I am now sharing a list I made with 10 tracks and some notes for each. But am I understanding the instructions right, I know it is all about starting to think about what I am going to make before I start creating, and if that is the result, then it does not really matter if I am doing it right in regards to the workflow. But would be nice to see if I understood the instructions right and made a list that will work for the workflow. English is not my native language, so there could be some misunderstandings from my side. All the best. Link to the spotify playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4HR5sM0KgCFwpKirSTQwaL?si=e663e3db20ab44d0

Heyo! What if you could intentionally create any emotion in your music with just a few chords? I just dropped a new video called “10 Chord Progressions That Unlock Every Emotion” and it’s PACKED with insights to help you understand how different chord progressions evoke powerful emotions. In this video, I dive into: - The specific emotions behind chords & progressions - How to be more intentional with your music-making - 10 progressions you can start using right now to unlock new emotions in your music - The theory behind these progressions, broken down in detail If you’ve ever wanted to take your music to the next level and create deeper emotional impact, this video is for you. Check out the vide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TQ_6k_11eo Can’t wait to hear what you create inspired from these chord progressions!

curious as to what everyone is using as their interface? Second question: are you happy? third question combo: any suggestions for a good interface that doesn’t break the bank that I could build upon to go a little hardware centric and rely less on DSP? Also, suggestions for a good cardiod home studio mic? My experience: I’ve been using an Antelope Zen Go for an couple years after upgrading from the “cliche/meme” Scarlett 2i2 and, although the afx emulation is incredible, I’m just not finding myself happy with it. The digital interface UI feels kind of clunky, both the input pre’s and output’s seem so sensitive (loud in the monitors, super quiet while tracking even with gain adjustment) and I’ve had two of the edge solo’s emulation mic’s go out on me - they are so sensitive. Now that the warranty is up, I’d rather just invest in a good piece of hardware I could build upon/stack/patch/etc. All thoughts and suggestions are welcome and encouraged.

Been pretty quiet lately, what have y’all be up to? New tracks? Overcome some stuff?