Kryo

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I am going to continue my ideas.
You wrote:
"try to listen to new trance producers, to get new style"
No hard feelings, but why?? So that I can sound like everyone else?
I think I know what you mean, but I produce music for "me", not for "them"...
But of course, I can easily make my ideas more commercial, by using harddance sounds and get it proper mastered.
I would like to get my tracks professionally mastered, but it’s not worth the price.
And I don’t want to disappear into the Cascada wave....
Make it your own!
I was born in 1977.
My parents introduced me to music very early, when they bought me a plastic alto sax (haha) , guitar and a keyboard. It didn..t catch on back then…
When I was 11 years old, I got my first “real” keyboard with 5 octaves and integrated drummachine. I spent many hours everyday playing that keyboard.
At age 13-14, I had saved up enough money (about 2000 $) to buy the ultimate keyboard ever! The KORG M1. I didn..t sleep and hurried my dinner for weeks, so I could play that beast. The keyboard had a sequencer so I could start producing my own tracks…listening to them today is…uhm…fun?!
I learned to play the keyboard trying to copy the “Synthesizer Greatest” vinyls where Jean Michel Jarre was a great inspiration. The other classics were “Axel F” and “Crocketts Theme”.
At age 13, I new student started in my class at school. He Introduced me to the drums, which I rather quickly learned to play on a table before an actual drumset.
I took 2 years of drum lessons and 1 year of keyboard lessons, and played 4 years in bands and musicals. One of the bands actually appeared in the newspaper and the local newspapers. In that band we played infront of 20-25.000 students when the schools in Denmark held an open air concert with 23 bands. That was the craziest thing I have ever tried. I almost couldn..t stand on my legs afterwards, because they were shaking so much. But what an adrenalin kick!
The bands broke up when I was 16-17. I then discovered some Playstation software called “Music” and “Music 2000” where you could produce your own tunes and even sample 10 seconds from a cd…that was incredible, and gave my music a hole other dimension.
At 18, a guy from school introduced me to Reason 1.0, need I say more?
I got hooked, and together we produced the goa track “Ska.. Da Ha.. Coke”
(you can hear it on myspace.com/avatarkryo)
with which we entered a contest. Never heard from them, hehe.
At age 26, I got a son and that induced a break lasting 3-4 years from music…
But now I am back! Loving the electronic music genre, so you just write me about anything…
In August 2007, I signed with a digital label in Florida. They have released 7 of my tracks so far in a virtual album all over the internet.
The tracks are without vocals (some voice samples though) but after talking to other producers/singers here on myspace, there might just be vocals on some day :)
The Melbourne shuffle!manualist plays bohemian rhapsody on his hands!