RE: How the iTunes Store Revolutionized the Music Industry - Book Club #17: "Steve Jobs"
Thanks for the encouragement. We are supposed to "make beautiful music together." My friend uses electronic drums with headphones but it is still kind of annoying to his wife so she moved him to the basement. Electric guitars are similar but are not as fun for me as acoustic.
I just learned about Gopax today and I can trade Steem for Korean won directly to my Korean bank account. I can also trade all kinds of crypto there. I think one day they may even have a debit card.
I love your story of the history of apple in your life. I learned basic language on an apple in 1986. They donated a ton of computers to public schools. Today apple offers the best apps for musicians and artists.
If I had some extra money I would buy a recording set up for my youngest son to make music.
Thanks for your reply. Now it's Monday morning in Korea and I have an open class this week for parents and administration:)
Anytime @mineopoly! When I first bought my drum set I considered an electric one, it just doesn't have the same feel for me as a regular drum set even though it is much much quieter (though as you said, not 100% silent).
Wow that's awesome! I haven't heard of Gopax yet, but I'll definitely check it out! I hope one day we can get a direct Steem-USD debit card as well!
Thanks! Apple has had a really large impact on my life growing up because I used so many of their various products to help me in school, art, business and even gaming when I was younger - you could say that it really shaped who I became as a person.
That's great, I hope you can get that set up! I love that you encourage your kids to be creative - from art to music - my parents were also encouraging when it came to being creative, though they weren't all that creative themselves, it really helped me grow as a person and find passion in various projects and activities!