I am actually a student studying Computer Science in a university. I am pretty good with electronics and fixing up different kinds of equipment. So I use those skills, along with my playing skills, to the field of music.

tarted playing guitar without a teacher as I'm a man who doesn't come across money to spend on "hobbies" easily. So I had a book and I learned music theory from it, at least SOME music theory and learned how to read music. After that, I learned by playing my favorite songs' easiest parts then slowly moving on to the hard ones.

I remember starting to learn the intro to "Nothing else Matters" by Metallica. It was simple, yet it sounded insanely cool. I couldn't play the verse part but the intro part and the little clean solo I learned pretty quickly.

Along the road to learn the guitar I somehow got lost, and for some time (9 months I think), I left playing guitar altogether. It wasn't a matter of motivation, I just had priorities.

When I took it up again, I was determined and still am, because you never stop learning about music and your instrument. This time, the "hobby" was a lot more than a hobby.

 was into metal music from a very young age, and you can imagine me being a very angry young man. Of course, with age, that anger subsides, my temper is now much more controlled but I haven't left metal music, and I probably never will. That said, I do like a wide range of genres of music, except rap. I took the guitar up again and since then I've been mostly focused only on rock and metal lead guitar techniques and music composition.