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  Links  Insta Linktree Interview # 19 1 - What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?   That's a really thought provoking question hahaha I think I would look for something that could simplify a bit the elements I usually use in a song.  As I'm currently only working with plugins, I would take with me my guitar, a notebook, an audio interface, headphones and from vst's I would load some elements from soundtoys 5 and cory wong's archetype. 2 - What album you take for a neverending moon travel? How difficult! i would like to take several hahahaha but if i have to choose only one, i would take with me goldmund's "sometimes" album ❤️   3 - What are your conditions, your habits or your inspiration when composing a new track? This is a question I always have a hard time answering because it depends on many factors; my favorite place at the moment to work is my room, I have peace there and everything I need to compose.  Inspiration always comes from

  Links Insta Linktree Bandcamp Interview #18 1) What pedal or instrument you take for a mission to Mars?   It is very interesting question because I'm always thinking about planets, galaxies and generally astronomy issues. For such kind of mission I need just my violin! Because I have started playing music with violin and I can go every where with that! I was a classical violinist and I had  lots of enjoyable memories in different philharmonic and symphonic orchestras, but classical music was not the voice of my soul. I love post-rock music so,  I decided to change my music path into what I think fits better to my interests. I learned to play different instruments of this genre and I owe violin in this regard! It helped me a lot. So, having violin is enough for me to go to the end of the infinite universe! What a paradoxical statement! Hahaha 2) What album you take for a neverending moon travel? Albums have different tracks. Some of these tracks could be better than others and it