The long road to the console.
Music grabbed my ten-year-old self in 1994, the first time I heard Ace of Base's "The Sign" come through the radio. From there it was guitar and bass in a string of punk rock bands — writing, performing, and touring became the whole point for years.
Then I fell down the rabbit hole of audio production and never climbed back out. Producing, recording, and mixing for other artists became the work. It didn't click overnight — it took years, a lot of bad mixes, and more gear than knowledge before the knowledge caught up.
These days I split my time between client records and teaching. I started Why Logic Pro Rules because Logic users didn't have a voice in their corner — and it grew into one of the most-followed Logic Pro channels anywhere. I still believe the best way to learn is to watch someone actually make something.
