....and, no, sweeping floors while listening to Toto's Greatest Hits with earbuds does not qualify. Although if you try not to sing the high notes aloud in Africa, you score one point.

 

Damn you crack me up, dude.

 

Does your day job involve music ?....

....i used to work at Jim's Cafe,but then stupid Troland Dump came & took us out of business as you can see around 1:52 ...
....now i work in some really good studios in the L.A area & i'm very happy ! :

 

No music but 95% Computers, so that's good enough, working with my second love, computers

 

40% Composing 50% Developing, and 10% tackling consistent learning/innovation/managing curves between the two. Those statistics subject to definite change on a daily basis

 

Would be nice but nope, I'm a cook. But I can make melodies with pots and spoons, haha

...and I can sing very beautifully:

 

My job involves music, but generally not the music I like. Well, that's what being a "pro" is about, I guess. I have to admit that's why I really like that my job is mostly maintaining computers, rather than ruining my music taste. But both is fun, anyway. I'm very happy that I'm not just a studio technician, or a computer technician, or a mixer. It's more fun being all of that, and it's so closely related these days.

 

Mine does. Lot of good scoring businesses in Santa Monica.

 

Nope, but I am a Graphic Designer (just recently left my previous job...). Currently I'm trying to learn and get better at 3d Graphics and CG Animation since I've always wanted to do it for many many years... maybe I can mix both together when I get better...

 

I spent 30 years trying to find a way to blend graphic design and music. Never found a client who needed both.

 

I play guitars and keyboards when I'm not designing the next gen software for my org

 

I’m a Technical Development Manager, working in IT in the health industry. Amoung other things I use my musical tech knowledge to help people who might not be able to communicate to do so. Short of doing “my” music, I don’t think I could find a job more rewarding.

 

Full time musician here... and you can dock points from me... after reading your original post, I did try to sing the high notes from Africa... and croaked... haha...

 

IT support for a research centre. So no music. all computers

 

I don't remember who I am anymore, Electronics and IT were my passion, but in this fcking country they can take everything from you, slow vegetation remained.

 

hehe totally true, but that's something I plan on doing just for myself ; )

 

really? like every commercial, presentation, photo/text/graphic animation, games, apps, CG stuff in general... I know quite a lot of guys that make this stuff and obviously can't do music by themselves. I don't mean it's gonna happen by itself, but prob easier than getting a deal for a blockbuster.
I recently made a time/hyperlapse presentation for a nearby summer-resort, music inc. Those who teach timelapse techniques always stress the importance of sound.. you save 50% if you do it by yourself. ;) This guy is one of world's top masters (but has to pay others for the music). Nice to watch all of his work:

 

I bet you'll love the work from beeple:

And here's what kind of music I can integrate into my day job (it's not me in the video)

 

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yeaaa beeple is awesome, pretty much that's the name that comes to peoples mind when talking about this stuff ; )