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Guitar player of about 25 years but I have been off and on as I am busy with work and other stuff. I’m 35 and I love metal, pretty much every genre there a some I do not like . I also like Synthwave and dubstep well some dubstep. I love rap but only like Jedi mind tricks army of the pharaohs, also mad child and all tech n9ne and his record label. I am just now learning how to record music using Cubase artist and I am very indecisive because I don’t understand all the options and it’s hard watching random youtube videos to show how to do it only if you find one. I really want to make an album on the style that I play and make a solo album. I also want to meet and play with musicians that are at least intermediate as I consider myself at above average in my playing ability. Open to collab with anyone. 


Please check out my Instagram at @methodfingerz

I only have videos to show because I haven’t quite figured out how to film and also make the video match with the music so I just film on my phone and play through my focusrite and the PA I have at home. Let me know you have suggestions on best way to make legit loud perfect music videos. What camera should I get and also the process.

Thanks for your time,

Methodfingerz 

Andrew Belt

Music is the most natural kind of conversation
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Yet another of one of those channels that repost stuff they like that isn't available to Soundcloud. (Don't really do that anymore, art by a friend of mine)

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YT ch : https://www.youtube.com/user/TheFighterRO

The Luna Sequence is the Electronic Rock project of Kaia Young. Having had an interest in electronic composition spurred on by the discovery of 90s dance and techno, followed by an immersion in the local college punk & metal scene, Young has synthesized diverse influences into a nascent hybrid form of Drum & Bass, Electronica, Metal, and Punk that has solidified over the course of six releases since early 2009.

While so far purely instrumental, the output of The Luna Sequence is both deeply emotive and highly cerebral in nature; it is a vehicle for both Young’s own internal emotional processes and her examination of the imperfect complexities of the human psyche at large, a theme reflected in the origin of the project’s name. Kaia explains: “The name was taken from a policy review of a psych facility. The author proposed a theory he jokingly called ‘The Luna Sequence’ regarding the residents’ self-abuse and suicide attempts during full moon cycles. The facility had a policy of pre-emptively locking everyone in isolation rooms before the full moon, and the author couldn’t understand why an otherwise well adjusted and behaved person would try to hurt themselves when put in isolation ‘for their protection’. People will be dysfunctional if you convince them that they are dysfunctional…” Most of the project’s releases have investigated a variety of such cognitive oddities that plague human-kind.

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