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So, I was browsing online and came across some info about this guy in Pittsburgh who specializes in spinal adjustments.
Here's the gist:

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There’s a man in Pittsburgh (Canada) who can fix all those issues just by using his hands. He isn't some "energy healer" or a mystic or anything like that. People show up at his house barely able to walk because of back pain, and within an hour, they're walking out upright and pain-free. If you have $10, you can give it to him, but if you don't, he doesn't charge a thing.

Does anyone happen to have an address or a phone number?

I’d really appreciate any leads...

Best,
Is music dying? in Music ·
Chris Gonzalez6 said:I’d guess you’ve never actually picked up a "real" instrument, and you don't listen to music played by live musicians—just stuff made on a computer. That’s why you’re looking down on people making electronic tracks; you can't do it yourself... 🙂 don't give up

Look, my sister plays piano. She graduated from a music conservatory. To be honest, I’ve never been interested in it personally, but I know exactly what you’re getting at. It’s tough, sure, but making high-quality electronic music isn't some easy feat either. There’s this huge misconception that electronics have nothing to do with actual music, like anyone can just press a button. So, let me tell you: keep going. The people producing top-tier electronic music are legitimate musicians, and trust me, they understand music theory inside and out.

For what it's worth, I'm not into production myself, but from everything I’ve researched and read, an average person would need about four or five years of dedicated work before they could produce anything that actually sounds professional. I keep emphasizing QUALITY because, honestly, anyone can loop a beat and hit play. You see kids out there thinking they’re geniuses just because they triggered a sample in some software.

Do a little reading and look into how electronic production actually works. You’ll realize you’re operating on a lot of ignorance and old prejudices.

peace
Is music dying? in Music ·
Jason Chavez32 said:Go ahead and make them, then send them my way so I can hear. 🙏


Exactly. Just get it done. Try downloading some actual production software and see if you can pull off a track. Let me know how it goes. You don't have to be perfect, but I've got a feeling you will be. 🙄