CBX
Tell me about your history? How did you get where you are now?
It all started around June 2002. Tired of doing nothing, I decied to make some music. He D/L a shareware program called Aldo's Pianoto. It was a staright up MIDI studio but sound too much like Super Famicom. When He moved to his current residence, he got a chance to get a program called FruityLoops3. It was previously thought that good hip hop could be produced with with Floops, but that seem to became untrue. His first major track was "NewShit", a basic time with some kicks,snares, and cymbals. Adventually he made a song with some what of a melody called "Truer". A TS404 was added to the song thus inducing "Truer2". After having a withdrawl from making music, he took a long time to return to making beats. Around late January, corey stumbled apon somthing called the TR-808. This re-ignited his drive to make more music. The next song was "Plain track". This track was an extremely old-skool sounding track though. Using the TR-808 once again, he decied to remix "New Shit". "Truer" was also remixed but without the TR-808. The next track was a sample of crocketts theme, called "crocketts". This with a group of a about 12 other songs adventually came up to the almost full LP "They are all going to maugh at you!". The day after the LP was created, he decided to send off a demo to StarTrak/RockSoul. But in order to do this he had to create a song that sounded half-assed professional. It took over 3 hours but a final version of "Truer" came about. Even though Acid 4.0 had its slight glitches, "Turkey" was created. And the rest is, uh ... I don't know.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
No, its hard to play live with floops.
Your musical influences
Neptunes,timbaland,just blaze, trackmasters,Dr. Dre, Jazzy Phae, Korn, offspring, Godsmack, MudVane, alot of 70's stuff, Jazzy Jeff fresh prince, 80's synth.
What equipment do you use?
FruityLoops3, Acid 4.0, Reveal Music star MIDI Keyboard.
Anything else?
Thats it.
