1. Tell us about a project you have worked on that you are particularly proud of?
In 2023, I released the track Someone on the Yeiskomp label. Its uniqueness is that in the era of dominance of very simple harmonies, I managed to find the grain of that very classic sound of the early The Thrillseekers and, inspired by it, write an atmospheric trance composition about love and soul.
2.What is the biggest misconception about producing?
A track in 5 minutes! With a responsible approach to music creation, even creating the basis of a song can take up to 2 hours or more.
3. How would you describe your style?
Now I clearly understand that my vision of music is an attempt to preserve all the best that was in the music of the 80s-2010s and add the best of modern times.
4.What kind of music do you usually produce?
I prefer to mix styles, but mostly Synthwave trance and house.
5.Analog or digital and why?
Digital sound is preferable, although at this stage of technology development we can talk in some way about the revival of analog sound inside VST modules.
6.What do you like most about electronic music?
What I like most is that you can try to combine elements of different eras and get very unusual and inspiring songs.
7. How long have you been making music?
I have been writing music since 2016, but if you take my whole life, my love for music has manifested itself since early childhood. I started singing at the age of four. I am a participant and winner of various international competitions and festivals.
8. What is your typical workflow?
I always start working on a track with harmony, then find a melody by humming it and listening to how it fits with the chords.
Then I continue working on the track until the end, including mastering.
9. Tell us about the structure of your studio.
Perhaps I will surprise someone now, but my studio equipment is very modest.
The heart of the studio is a computer based on a 6th generation Intel CORE i3 processor and 8 GB RAM. Focusrite iTRACK Solo sound card. HyperX Solo Cast microphone. And finally, the modest computer acoustics Nakatomi CS 21.
10.Can you share one production tip?
Here it would be possible to describe the technical subtleties for a long time and tediously, but I want to approach it from the other side and give this advice - develop your musical taste and listen to the pictures and sensations in your head when you listen to music or engage in other creative activities. Don’t let your imagination fade away; it is our guide and guide.
11.What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
I am inspired by many masters of electronic music, especially Giuseppe Ottaviani, Paul van Dyk, Mirko Hirsch, for their attitude to creativity and maintaining an individual style in their works.
Tranceplayer™
First Person Media Player (FPMP)
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