Trint H.

I started playing guitar when I was 10 but never really got into music until I was about 14. I started to learn bass when I was in a "band" with some friends. Now as you can tell by the way I said "band" in quotations, this group didn't go far. When it all started to fall apart I took more of a solo route and started learning everything I could get my hands on. I took music theory and choir in high school and it's taught me a lot about how to put music together in a way people will want to hear. I then started to learn about sound engineering and rigging through the church I attended at the time. From there I've started to do live sound gigs at small punk shows that not too many people attended and the ones that did attend didn't care much about sound quality but I always made it sound great anyway. After losing interest in that I decided to get more into studio recording and I record projects for friends. Now I want to get more into teaching other people how to better understand music so they can mold their sound into something unique that will catch the ears of anyone who lends an ear.