Synth freedom

[LeVzi]

I was part of a genre for 15 years that really limited my enjoyment of synths .

But now I've made a genre change , I am open to synths in a new way

In other words , I've found complete freedom.

I had no idea how limited and how restricted I have been.

I feel very liberated. And now I'm enjoying so many synths and my scope is endless.

I can't explain the feeling but it's so much fun

[vurt]

booze is awesome

drink up lad!!

[Norqa]

It takes a lot of strength to break away.
Good luck

[egbert101]

Good stuff. I've yet to find any new creative method, so I'm still stuck.

[wwjd]

sooooo... what were you stuck in? and why? what are you interested in now?

[airbrush]

Freedom is nice. Then there is the paradox of choice. And there is also the creative blast from working within constraints. But to have all those toys. Yeowza!

I do this for enjoyment, so I try to approach music with a sense of play. If I am not having fun I may go and do somethin else.

Enjoy the ride.

James

[Bodhisan]

I know exactly where you’re coming from. For years, I was recording Americana with “real” instruments, and via Pro Tools, got some Air synths for “free,” and it really opened up the door, as one of my favorite artists when I was younger was a synth pop band, and I just didn’t understand the world of synths. Seven years later, I’m still excited every single morning to see what I can create with these wonderful plugins.

[hoxclab]

booze is awesome

drink up lad!!

Alcohol is poison.

[LeVzi]

booze is awesome

drink up lad!!

I wrote that after 1 drink lol. While I was waiting for my dinner lol

[Vortifex]

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