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I'll do hip hop, trap, reggaeton and put my r&b stamp on it. Also I love latin music and foklorical argentinian genders. I can sing and rap.

I started producing EDM when I was a teen then I got into college (National University of Rosario) and started my studies on audio engineering. I have several knowledge in music theory from college too. I work as a live sound mix engineer freelance but I want to be full time producer since it has always been my dream. I've never stopped producing since my teeange days and I am willing to give my best in every project that I have the opportunity to participate in.

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Interview with sojiri

Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I've been doing this since I was a teen. I started producing EDM, then trap and hip hop. When I discovered r&b I knew it was the genre of my life, and started producing and composing in that style. I got into college and became an audio technician. Also in college I got most of my knowledge of music theory and audio stuff, I learn to record. mis and master. However, I neve stopped producing while I was studying. Working on Ableton is something I do everyday.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: If you have an idea go all the way with that idea till you can hear how sounds in your head. Also workflow is sacred when you're inspired you have to take advantage of it, don't over think too much or you'll get yourself out of the mood.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: I love r&b and I love to put that sound in other genres such as reggaeton, trap, pop, evend kpop (wich I really like).
Q: What's your strongest skill?
A: Composing lead melodies if the project is in spanish also I can do lyrics. I also can do good bass and synth lines.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I have my computer a Nitro 5, windows. I use Ableton. My audio interface is a Behringer u-phoria umc 202. And I have my headphones: AKG 240. I know my set up is cheap I compensate it with knowledge, commitment and ability.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: The musician that inspires me the most is D'Angelo, I love Neo-Soul and he is a top tier artist not only his music has chaged the game for many artist that came after him but also I love to hear from his lifestyle as an artist. I really like Brent Faiyaz too, his alternative r&b style is incredible. I love the synths in his music. From Latin America I love abrildefresa. He's a chilean singer who has a lot of r&b in his sound. R&B is not that popular here so I love when artist choose that kind of sound. In that same line I can mention Chita from Argentina. She's an r&b singer. She's the perfect example for latin r&b to me.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: Usually I can do everything that is requierd from composing and producing a song to mix and master. I like to hear which concept of song is and set the references and then I start working from that.