Time for change

2021 was another eventful year, to say the least. And with the pandemic still raging in some parts of the world, I'm sure we're all hoping 2022 will keep us safe and bring happiness, abundance, and success to all of us.

I'm starting this new year with a đŸ’¥ BANG đŸ’¥ with some major changes to this website, and by keeping creativity more alive than ever and producing some awesome music! In the coming weeks, I'll be posting more updates about what's happenig with my big plans for 2022 with many more new music releases ahead, new artist collaborations, and more.

New Sounds and New Features

To start with, I'm launching several new features and new areas of my website, including "MUSICAL NOTES: ANECDOTES FROM A LIFE OF MUSIC MAKING", a free newsletter about ongoing changes to the Music Industry, new techniques being used in live performance and other important innovations in Music Education Technology.

Paid subscribers have exclusive access to listen to uploads of new music that I'm producing and intend to pre-release on this website, and will be able to read original essays from me, with all kinds of details about sound design, music production, recording and online streaming of live music performances to remote audiences. Plus in-depth reviews of the music gear and software tools that apply to Virtual Studio Technology and the newest forms of online collaboration environments for artists that are going to be more useful than ever before to many creative types..

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Creative Plans for 2022

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