Hello from me

[theshaggyfreak]

So, I found this place via Deviant Art.  I've been running my webcomic for a few years now and I thought I might see what's going on here.  Well, here's my bio!

First off, I'm an audio engineer. What does that mean? It means I know how to operate the equipment that can record your favorite band and put it all together in a format that you can listen to. I currently own an operate a small production company called Pure Shift Productions that helps people make music. I can record the music, mix it down and make a CD for people to sell.

Secondly, I'm a musician. I've been playing a number of different instruments since I was a kid and you'll find some of my very own music here on this website. I've been in a number of different bands but I seem to enjoy working in my studio writing new songs the most. As far as the instruments I play, they are as follows: bass guitar, six string guitar, keyboards, tin whistle and anything else I can get my hands on.

Lastly, I'm a 3D comic artist. This is something that I started back in 2007 as a way to teach myself a few 3D programs as well as tell a story. I'm a very visual person and I always wanted to do something to express myself. Since I'm not that great at drawing, I started looking to the 3D work to see what I can do. I've learned quite a bit since I started the web comic but I know that I'm just beginning to scratch the surface.

[Rob]

Cool. Welcome. We have a lot in common except for all the talent and skill. LOL.

I used to be in a band. I still have a small home recording studio. I use Sonar but I haven't upgraded to the most recent version. I'm betting you probably use ProTools?

What 3D program do you use? I'm working on some animation for my webcomic using Hash's Animation: Master.

Once again welcome. I hope you enjoy your time here.

;)

[Dragon Powered]

Welcome to the fun Shaggy.  We have a lot in common too, except for everything we don't.

I've listened to music before.  And I have a guitar too, called El Kabong, because that's what it's good for.