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i think i love midi more than anyone dude
deciding to get into music was my best decision. it's just an endless source of joy. it's a hobby that will never cease to be a spark of magic
girls love to plug cables into boxes and glide over keys and hear the colours of the waves
music is not necessarily a particularly physical hobby. it can be a thing you just do on the computer. but the strange twists in my thread of fate have made it a pretty physical one for me. i have so many cables and boxes. and that's a joyful thing
somehow i ended up particularly interested in an neglected category of synthesiser from a bygone era, unattractive and fiddly. and maybe those characteristics have only made me love those synths more. i am full of so much love. i struggle to convey it. my dream is to convey it
i doubt the roland sc-7 has a million fans. if it had a thousand, it doesn't today. but if it has only one fan, then that is me, and if it has no fans, that means i am no more on this earth.
i love this pathetic 699 SEK beige box far, far too much
i love music, but i love midi particularly, because it is not only music, it is not only a tool for art, but it is also beautiful in its design and its philosophy, and in what it became in practice. an uncynical digital protocol with 40 years of interoperability. a modern miracle
low-passed general midi synth fx patches to chill/study to