Question- what are your career goals and how do you expect your education at the Art Institute of Seattle to help you attain them?
in what ways will you participate and commit to your education in order to be successful?
this will be my introduction. im so nervous I think im over thinking it. please help
Music has always been a part of me, most of my life I have been raised in a mostly musician family. As far as I can remember I have always had a strong passion for music. Growing up I remember our family gatherings seemed as if they where music festivals, I would always play the bongos and the congas and I would always try to match the rhythm. Every time I watched my Dad play his guitar and cuatro it would always inspire me to become a famous musician one day. When we moved to Washington I began to listen to Reggaeton a blend of hip-hop, reggae and Latin beats. Back then it felt like it was the only thing I had left from my home Puerto Rico, I began to get inspired by Artist like Daddy Yankee, Don Omar and Julio Voltio . One day I watched a movie called Feel the Noise, taking place in Puerto Rico about a young man from South Bronx named Rob, dreaming of making it in the music industry recording and producing a record with his brother Javy. The movie had really inspired me more than anything. I got so inspired that I began to set up the equipment in my room, I began to stay up late at night researching on how to make beats. I began to use programs like FL Studio Pro tools 7 and I even began to post my music on sound cloud and on YouTube. My passion got so strong that I kept at it for the past three years.
in what ways will you participate and commit to your education in order to be successful?
this will be my introduction. im so nervous I think im over thinking it. please help
Music has always been a part of me, most of my life I have been raised in a mostly musician family. As far as I can remember I have always had a strong passion for music. Growing up I remember our family gatherings seemed as if they where music festivals, I would always play the bongos and the congas and I would always try to match the rhythm. Every time I watched my Dad play his guitar and cuatro it would always inspire me to become a famous musician one day. When we moved to Washington I began to listen to Reggaeton a blend of hip-hop, reggae and Latin beats. Back then it felt like it was the only thing I had left from my home Puerto Rico, I began to get inspired by Artist like Daddy Yankee, Don Omar and Julio Voltio . One day I watched a movie called Feel the Noise, taking place in Puerto Rico about a young man from South Bronx named Rob, dreaming of making it in the music industry recording and producing a record with his brother Javy. The movie had really inspired me more than anything. I got so inspired that I began to set up the equipment in my room, I began to stay up late at night researching on how to make beats. I began to use programs like FL Studio Pro tools 7 and I even began to post my music on sound cloud and on YouTube. My passion got so strong that I kept at it for the past three years.