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Hayden

Location: Vietnam

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

It's weird when I read this Laughing

, i've never even considered MAKING music as a career. I always wanted to be a critic Cool

And still do actually.

I've done those 'online-career' test things, and I always end up with being a singer on top Laughing

Shame I can't sing Think

I'd be amazing at it apparently.
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Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

I've done those 'online-career' test things, and I always end up with being a singer on top Laughing

Shame I can't sing Think

I'd be amazing at it apparently.

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I owe $100,000 and wasted 4 years of my life.

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Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

It's weird when I read this Laughing

, i've never even considered MAKING music as a career. .

Oh what was the class for though? it sounded very specific.

Hayden

Location: Vietnam

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

It's weird when I read this Laughing

, i've never even considered MAKING music as a career. .

Oh what was the class for though? it sounded very specific.

Oh, the class if for making music. It's just for a high-school credit though.

But, in my opinion, and the industries opinion, a good music critic (or movie critic, or food critic, etc..) should be able to understand how the field they're in is created and explored. I find it important for myself to learn how to use a recording studio, so I can understand and broaden up on what I'm saying while talking about music.

I'm sure a food critic that's never cooked before would have no clue what he's actually saying. Ya know?

I think that paragraph only makes sense in my head Neutral

But I hope everyone understands it Laughing

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Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

It's weird when I read this Laughing

, i've never even considered MAKING music as a career. .

Oh what was the class for though? it sounded very specific.

Oh, the class if for making music. It's just for a high-school credit though.

But, in my opinion, and the industries opinion, a good music critic (or movie critic, or food critic, etc..) should be able to understand how the field they're in is created and explored. I find it important for myself to learn how to use a recording studio, so I can understand and broaden up on what I'm saying while talking about music.

I'm sure a food critic that's never cooked before would have no clue what he's actually saying. Ya know?

I think that paragraph only makes sense in my head Neutral

But I hope everyone understands it Laughing

America has a president who has no clue what he is doing Think

Dude has never even had a real job

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I owe $100,000 and wasted 4 years of my life.

And all I got was this silly hat

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Wombi

Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden wrote:

Jhereko wrote:

Hayden (I'm guessing?)

It's weird when I read this Laughing

, i've never even considered MAKING music as a career. .

Oh what was the class for though? it sounded very specific.

Oh, the class if for making music. It's just for a high-school credit though.

But, in my opinion, and the industries opinion, a good music critic (or movie critic, or food critic, etc..) should be able to understand how the field they're in is created and explored. I find it important for myself to learn how to use a recording studio, so I can understand and broaden up on what I'm saying while talking about music.

I'm sure a food critic that's never cooked before would have no clue what he's actually saying. Ya know?

I think that paragraph only makes sense in my head Neutral

But I hope everyone understands it Laughing

No it makes a lot of sense and it's very well articulated and very true. I can't believe you get to do a class like that for high school though, so jealous.

Zoso

Gender: Female

Age: 37

To be a moden day hipgnosis/Storm Thorgerson <3 Smile

Necharsian

Best Ever User

Gender: Male

I feel like I may just be the only person here that isn't involved with music in any way (play instrument, sing, DJ, etc.)

I just listen to it!

Hayden

Location: Vietnam

Necharsian wrote:

I feel like I may just be the only person here that isn't involved with music in any way (play instrument, sing, DJ, etc.)

I just listen to it!

Good enough Laughing

If you don't feel like you're involved in music, I would recommend going out and buying an acoustic guitar (cheap one, $20-50) and screw around with it until some sort of pleasant noise comes out of it.

Or, learn how to DJ if you want. I DJ at my school dances sometimes. & in the summer, at a clothes store on the beach near me, once a week. Mind you, the store is closing this year, so oh well Laughing

I also try to get as many gigs in clubs that I can, but most of them won't let me because I'm underage Sad

.DJ-ing isn't TOO hard. You just have to have the right personality, and play shit music that people like for some reason Embarassed

. I guess I'm a bad-DJ though, cause I never make my own remixes Laughing

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Just know what's relevant in today's music, and what's dance-y sounding....Which can be a pain sometimes Laughing

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Necharsian wrote:

I feel like I may just be the only person here that isn't involved with music in any way (play instrument, sing, DJ, etc.)

I just listen to it!

I'm not either, I just listen too