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habitualbeats

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My name is Matt.. I live here in Nashua, NH. It's a shit place to live.. I have lived in worse places, but I have been in and out of here so many times.. Im tired of this damn place. There really isn't too much to do around here, most of the people I know are junkies of some sort. So, on that note.. I try and stay far away from all the drama and work on making my music better. There are some people that think it's fucked that I would rather stay home than go out and mingle with the fucks that live in this town. Im not about spending what little money I have buying random chicks cosmos, going out to clubs to hear the shit music they play... Yeah, yeah.. Im kind of a snob, so what?

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I started really getting into music around 5 or 6 years old, I first started listening to synth heavy prog rock. As a kid, I kinda went with the little phases that went on during the 90's and shit. Once 96-97 came along, I got hooked on just about anything electronic. I started mixing UK Hardcore or "Happy Hardcore" around 2001, did that until about late 2005. Some unfortunate incidents caused me to sell off the decks..

I didn't start "REALLY LISTENING" to music until about 4 years ago. When I look for music to listen to.. I will almost ALWAYS go for electronic stuff. Im not really all that into real sounding instruments. Im not too fond of how a real drum set sounds. Although, when it comes to anything out of an orchestra.. It's gotta be as real sounding as fucking possible. There is nothing worse then getting a Sf2 bank that sounds wack!!! (it's comparable to buying a bag of shit weed, you COULD use it, but you fuckin hope next time shit is straight) I have managed to locate a few soundfonts that I really like the sound of. As for influences, I would have to say life in Nashua is enough of an influence. I like "in your face" type stuff... Heavy square wave based synth bass, hard drums, vocal shots, snare fills, octave jumping strings... Almost better than sex! Surprisingly enough, I don't listen to alot of rap/hip-hop too much anymore. The way I see it, once you go grime... It's hard to go back.

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