This is the kind of post that really makes me worried for the future. I'm a full stack dev with 12 years of experience and I'm not entirely sure how I would do our there in the job market if I were to lose my job tomorrow. My boss says I need to get extremely familiar with vibe coding to get the edge if I were to apply around.
As others have mentioned, definitely speak with a recruiter if you haven't yet. Best of luck to you!
And my last track that I never got to finish because I got really sick (2012)
I'm Not A Bargain
I was never formally trained in music but I absolutely fell in love with everything about it. I ended up writing poetry and lyrics a lot towards the end up my recording journey. I'm hoping to get back into it once my son is a bit older but I'd need to purchase a lot of gear I sold haha.
Thank you for listening. It means the world to me.
And my last track that I never got to finish because I got really sick (2012)
I'm Not A Bargain
I was never formally trained in music but I absolutely fell in love with everything about it. I ended up writing poetry and lyrics a lot towards the end up my recording journey. I'm hoping to get back into it once my son is a bit older but I'd need to purchase a lot of gear I sold haha.
Thank you for listening. It means the world to me.
It wasn't my first RPG, but playing through Final Fantasy 6 (3 in the US) in middle school made me fall in love with music.
I ended up asking my parents for a digital piano and acoustic guitar which eventually spiraled into download ModPlug Tracker to sequent music. I didn't have a powerful computer back then so I'd record one-shot samples from my digital piano and spent a few hours each day trying to create my own music.
I stopped recording around 2012 because I got really sick and music didn't pay the bills. I'm a father now with a 5 year old son and I'm looking forward to sharing my love of music with him.
If anyone is interested, I can share one of my very early tracks and one of my last recordings to listen to. It's one of my favorite things to do, sharing the culmination of my work.
I'm Asian and this once happened to me when I went to get some Chinese fast food. Another customer asked why I was there when I could just make this stuff at home.
This is the kind of post that really makes me worried for the future. I'm a full stack dev with 12 years of experience and I'm not entirely sure how I would do our there in the job market if I were to lose my job tomorrow. My boss says I need to get extremely familiar with vibe coding to get the edge if I were to apply around.
As others have mentioned, definitely speak with a recruiter if you haven't yet. Best of luck to you!