Today's episode of Khordmaster Keys features my conversation with Tarikh Mizan who is a fellow massive fan of all things @teenageengineering ... Even though he looks pissed in his YouTube thumbnail picture, I guarantee there were plenty of laughs in this episode!
Link with Tarik on Instagram: @officialtarikh
Chapters:
00:00 Young Tariq learned self-sufficiency, reminisced about Sega Genesis, discussed using teenage engineering gear, and preferred hardware over computer for music production.
09:53 The speaker discusses organizing events for teenage engineering gear users in Colorado, meeting Kobe Bryant, and being encouraged to pursue music and dream big.
18:19 Tariq Misan discusses the growth of his YouTube channel, challenges of reaching a thousand subscribers, his experience as a firearms instructor, and the importance of declaring his main focus.
29:08 Believe in your goals, keep working towards them, and take advantage of every opportunity to share your knowledge and experiences, as creating content can feel lonely until people reach out and tell you they enjoyed it.
38:18 Teenage Engineering operates with a focus on creative freedom and values, partnering with companies like Ikea, while the speaker prefers the OP-Z over the OP-1 and is excited for the reissue of the SB 1200 drum machine.
45:23 Teenage Engineering's op1 is a versatile tool for creating music on the go, with a focus on unique workflows and the importance of a synth-based approach.
53:30 The speaker discusses his past aspirations, gratitude for fatherhood, and plans for the day, promoting his YouTube channel and Instagram.
59:59 Our generation's experience is different from our parents', and it's trippy to realize how quickly time passes.
My debut studio project, Kayla Joy Album is now available: https://khordmaster.bandcamp.com/album/kayla-joy-album
(or wherever you get your music!)
https://khordmaster.com/
