@darealdibiase This was actually my journey too. Started off sampling and eventually wanted to replicate some of the instrumentation I would hear on records. Now I play multiple instruments, but I still feel learning sample chop techniques is harder than learning instruments to a degree.
@Flipzworld Yes and no. If it was by someone close to me that I trusted with my work while I was alive facilitating the release, then yes. Otherwise, it would have to remain on the hard drive because these post mortem vultures be lurking for a $.
@Flipzworld@ProjectXentari@SpDoubleOG I have to disagree with that one too. A single chord progression change can majorly influence your mood, mindset, etc. That "soul" is all perception.
@SpDoubleOG I've always been introverted and never that great with expressing my feelings with people, so I learned to do it through music. Over time, music helped me to break out of my nervous timidity and self-consciousness with others.