im sorry i 'left' and stopped using the AT app, and i barely ever visit this community any more. but i'm really trying to put take my music forward, to the next level, and i felt like staying on audiotool was holding me back- there wasnt enough to it. its great, and i love audiotool- such an amazing app, especially for free, but i felt if i was going to step up a level audiotool was going to hold me back.

so i spent a while saving up enough money, 300 pounds in total (for u americans thats about 400 dollars) and bought fl studio and serum, which is a synthesiser. a really good one too. i havent been on for a while, mostly because i have a dream to be an EDM producer, a dubstep artist, to do an arena, and i figured i better stop dreaming while making tracks on AT and start getting serious. i wanted to make music but i didnt want to leave this amazing community. and i wont.

but i know one or two people who also arent doing this for just fun- one of them's vulkron. vulk, buddy, if your reading this, try and do what i did- i spent the last year coming out my comfort zone, trying new things, learning one hell of a lot. the last year's been a real roller coaster. but its worth it. i dont know any famous AT producers, and its for a reason. obviously you don't have to do the same as me, but take your own path, because what i've learned the most is that its like an easter egg hunt. you start off in your hut, AKA AT, and everyone there is happy. but all the easter eggs are outside the hut, and at the end of the day your going to starve to death. those easter eggs are little tiny peices of music information, which you can pick up and be like 'yeah, that's cool, i can work with this.' the more you collect, the better you become, until your an expert. you can always go to the hut once in a while to say hi, and do some stuff there, but at the end of the day your knowledge will build you a mansion. i know how much you want this, vulk, because it's the only thing you have. But whatever you do, good luck.

<3 u guys