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Aaron is sitting with his back to the camera, holding a gaming controller and playing a flight simulator, there is a bag of potato chips open beside him.  The room is a creative space and has musical instruments and equipment in it.

Music and Technology Lessons for Adults

Aaron is sitting with his back to his computer which has a flight simulator on the screen and offering a bag of potato chips.  The room is a creative space and has musical instruments and equipment in it.

Coaching Later Starters in Music, Games, & Technology

Aaron sitting in front of a piano which has a Billy Joel book and a small Fender guitar amp on top and a Fender acoustic guitar beside.  Aaron is playing gold Yamaha guitar.

Get into Guitar

All fun.  No theory.

Aaron is sitting with his back to his computer which has a flight simulator on the screen and offering the gaming controller to you.  There is a bag of potato chips open to share on the computer desk

Get into Gaming

Puzzles to Simulators
Single player or with Friends

Aaron looking at a computer monitor which has video editing software open, in which a video of Aaron is playing.  Also a family photo of a new born baby.

Get into Video Editing

Make something special from your memories.

Aaron is wearing studio headphones while sitting at his computer and using a Digital Audio Workstation (REAPER) on the screen.

Get into Music Production

Have a go mixing a real song

LATE START is a friendly, welcoming way for late starters to explore something they’ve always wanted to try. From playing guitar to computer gaming and beyond. We'll get you into the fun of it together.

There’s no pressure and no expectations
Just an easy-going environment where you can learn at your own pace and enjoy the process.

Let’s not overspend or overcomplicate something new

I’m known for making use of what you already have and know, adding only what’s needed while nutting out the tech curve balls along the way.

It's never too late to start something
The boost I get from learning a new song or figuring out a challenging level in a game is definitely something I appreciate more these days. Learning new things still feels great - maybe even more than it used to.


What's your next avocation?
 

What else would you like to get into?

Please let me know if there is something you would like to get into, and I'll see if I can help you get into it.

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