I enjoy creating chord progressions on different arranger keyboards purely for fun.

I’m not a professional musician.
As a child, I took music lessons for four years and keyboard lessons for seven, but nowadays I only remember the basics—mainly a few simple chords.

I use those as a starting point and experiment by searching for new chord shapes while playing, simply following what sounds good to me.
With each rhythm I like enough available on the arranger keyboard, I try to build something unique.

I don’t focus on melodies; instead, I use chords to shift and color the rhythm’s atmosphere.

I record it through a Roland Rubix22 audio interface into Ableton Live 12 and master it with Landr Mastering Pro.

If you’re curious, you can listen to my compositions on this website and even download the MP3s for free.