I have yet to meet a person who does not like music. My best memories of music are from when I was growing up. I still believe that street singers are the best .
We used to travel in trains and sometimes a beggar would turn up singing songs. With Rythm of the wheels, noisy compartment and wind blowing across, suddenly my entire focus would go to the song, which would sound like heaven in my ears. Even today with the high-tech world of music and sound systems, I still don't feel that so much sweetness in the music today.
We used to travel in trains and sometimes a beggar would turn up singing songs. With Rythm of the wheels, noisy compartment and wind blowing across, suddenly my entire focus would go to the song, which would sound like heaven in my ears. Even today with the high-tech world of music and sound systems, I still don't feel that so much sweetness in the music today.
Other memories are from when a door to door beggar or monk would stop by at home. We would not always give him anything, but sometimes his voice would be so soothing, that I would run to follow him hearing his voice until he disappear. They went directly to the soul.
After coming here to US, when we visit down town areas and see street singer performing, it reminds me of my childhood days.
After coming here to US, when we visit down town areas and see street singer performing, it reminds me of my childhood days.
Fast forwarding to modern day music. My wishes to become a singer are getting fulfilled by the technology. I got introduced to Karaoke and PC recording software few years ago and with almost with no investment, and at my own convenience, I can turn your study room into professional recording studio.
Here is glimpse of few tracks which I recorded with
-> Sound tracks created and shared by music loving community a esnips.com
-> Garage band which is available on Mac free, you can also use Audacity for PC
-> A regular mic and USB recording mixer (M-Audio)
My attempts to sing
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