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As for music, Ron was given accordion lessons beginning at age 5 for a number of years, and then clarinet and saxophone lessons. Learning on those musical instruments, Ron was in at least 4 school bands. After that he self taught on guitar and bass guitar and played in several neighborhood bands. For two years a more serious band did dances the first year and the second year played nightly in lounges about five nights a week. After that beginning his career in Engineering, Ron felt the loss of fun and satisfaction from playing in a band, and then began to put together home recording studios. And of course that meant first an organ and then new keyboards as well as recording equipment. A first home recording studio he put together in the mid to late 1990's and he did more than 40 songs, all "covers", and some as many as 15 parts. Ron has replaced that system with a newer home recording studio and has done more than 12 songs with that new recording studio. And his latest fun thing is doing two home music videos which he also does all the parts of - all musical instrument sounds, vocals and video editing. These home recording studios and one person band setups have been so much fun that now Ron wishes to try and share what he has learned, as best as he can, with others. Return to Becoming a One Person Band eBook Information
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