Second Day Dropout + Musician in Griffith, IN

SEEKING

ABOUT

He’s a Generation X third person writer who’s an open minded multi instrumentalist attracted to original left turn counterintuitive concepts.

He’s either looking to start an original band, jump into an original band or an acoustic duo. He will play any instrument that’s needed to the best of his abilities. Including but not limited to instruments such as the Glockenspiel, the Tuba, the Didgeridoo or the Triangle, doesn’t matter.

His stuff is written on an acoustic outdoors either in the woods or at the beach while time traveling. He then refines it in stages in the home Studio.

The concepts are available to listen to on U Tube under “Fixedguitar Second Day Dropout”.

Best way to contact is to leave a comment.

His goal is to write and record the absolute best album he can in under 46 minutes. intending to press it to vinyl to achieve immortality. (Makes perfect sense)

He contributes to his music everyday. His other interests include kinetic sculpture and would like to incorporate that in. (Never been done before, never been tried before!)

He won’t do what anyone else has or is doing. He always does the opposite! Music is not suppose to be “standard” or “predictable”.

Never misses rehearsal and is always on time.

Screen name:

Second Day Dropout

Member since:

Oct 02 2023

Active within 24 hours

Level of commitment:

Very Committed

Years playing music:

40

Gigs played:

Over 100

Tend to practice:

More than 3 times per week

Influences

Dean DeLeo - STP
Bill Leverty - Firehouse
Rasheed Thomas - Nonpoint
Jordon Popp -Sky Machine
Andy Houston -Finding Andy
Ed Larson- Eddy and The Aaron’s
Jason Zeilstra - Simple Something
Joe Satriani- Joe Satriani

Instrument experience:

Rhythm Guitar:

Expert

Lead Guitar:

Expert

Acoustic Guitar:

Expert

Bass Guitar:

Moderate

Keyboard:

Intermediate

Piano:

Intermediate

Drums:

Beginner

EQUIPMENT

For percussion he uses Virtuoso VR.
Using virtual reality to incorporate synthetic instruments with real ones like this has yet to be done properly by anyone as far as he can tell.

He runs a Midi rack into Sovtek Mig 100 (everyone’s using pedals so he uses an RACK cause he likes hauling around a 200 pound box!) acoustics, keyboards, Studio One interface, drum set, basically everything one would need to record an album in house.

Won’t find anything cookie cutter in my gear. It’s all odd ball heavily modified never heard of stuff and that’s the way I like it.

If everyone else is doing something I do the opposite.

MUSIC