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You're welcome. Nice dubs btw

Anyway, back to posting

Music and musicians in the current century

It used to be really hard to be a musician close to a century ago. But it's relatively easy to start now. You have a lot of tools at your disposal. You can even make studio-quality music on your own if you want. 

Starting out

There's plenty of resources you can try to start making some music. Best advice is just to practice a lot, follow song composing patterns, find good inspiration, and have fun. Also find some friends or people to share/play music with. That helps too

Here's a few music creating programs you can look into. There's plenty more, but here's a start:

Reason
https://www.reasonstudios.com/en/reason

Fruity Loops
https://www.image-line.com/flstudio/

Audacity(Freeware)
https://www.audacityteam.org/download/

Drum machines

https://www.musicradar.com/news/the-best-hardware-drum-machines-2018-our-pick-of-the-best-grooveboxes-for-beginners-and-pros
https://consordini.com/best-drum-machines/
https://www.kickstartyourdrumming.com/best-drum-machine/

I heard Akai and Korg machines were pretty nice. Was planning on buying an Akai MIDI  later on

Setting up a store to sell music and merchandise, if you ever go that far:

Bandcamp
https://bandcamp.com/

Streaming your music:
https://artists.youtube.com/
https://artists.spotify.com/
https://vimeo.com/


Done for today. Will make the "Making a fanbase" post and record deal post later