My first site and Blog

I've put this off for a while, wondering when I would do this. Funny enough, I am free during the summer with no reason to not do this. While I planned to hopefully have a Co-op this summer, job searching has gotten unfortunately more difficult then expected, thanks to all the worlds current affairs.

So, why have I gotten to this point? Well, a bing watch of Sex and the City, and watching Carrie Bradshaw type into her Powerbook G3, really helped encourage me to come back to the roots of the internet in search of what we all lacked: a human connection.

I am far from as good a writer as she is, but I hope to be soon as I keep writting this blog. Especially since I start to tell you what I'm about to work on, and I will share it, since every idea deserves to be seen, even in the age of AI and having an idea stolen becoming more common. Like any other Northeastern student, I have come across Berkelee students, wonderful and creative people they are. Many of which don't look forward to buisness, and rather focus on creativity and convenince. Music is about doing what feels right to them. My next two projects consist of two tools meant to help my friends out: first is a JUCE Plugin. These plugins that exist for music students are extreme work of arts, and very involvent with mathematics and algorithms, being low level code all around. Super impressive and cool! But mine is far from this; I actually want to bundle tools and help create a management system for these suffering souls who use docs to organize their work. Now, I'm not trying to make automations or notion for music students, rather more of a suite of apps that can help them manage and autofill business procedings when making musci and collabarating, to avoid getting parts of your IP stolen or making mistakes that can cost you in the long run. I'm no expert on the law, so it will be a work in progress. My next tool is a Google Docs-like collabaration tool for DAW's, so you can essentially have a live editing companion. This is a major leap, and a super pain to make. Planning this has caused migraines, but I think I've figured out a way to do this by using servers to transfer changes, but this is showing to be a real pain, so I think I will map changes as saved existances and then transfer. This is a major resource hog, so I had the idea to make this a hosted service; however, due to latency not being an option if I want this to succeed, I think this will best work for people working all within one network on a computer well equipped for DAW's, like most my friends have. This project will be my first time working within a Mac ecosystem app, since I will start with Logic Pro; however, Ableton seems like a much better option at the moment, since it's much easier to work with.