About Rorschakk

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I have long had a deep and intimate passion for music. I first started singing as a child, singing my lungs out in the shower to whatever song I heard last. As i grew, my aptitude for music did as well. I seemingly developed a blessing and a curse where I can remember EVERY song I've ever heard. It sounds cool - but when you're laying in bed singing about calling J.G. Wentworth at 3:42 in the morning, it definitely is NOT cool.

This passion and aptitude for music lead me down many roads - some good, some not so good. In my teens I got really into screamo, punk, metalcore, deathcore, etc. and tried my best to emulate that sound. Despite my best efforts, I never was great at any instruments. But my voice I always had ultimate control over. So I decided to try my hand (voice?) at screaming. Thus began my metal phase.

I bounced around from band to band over the years as both front man and backup vocals - never really vibing with these random people. I always felt like the third wheel in these groups of long established friendships. 

After giving up on trying to make the rockstar dream work - I fell into a slump. Then it occurred to me - "Why don't I just do it myself? I don't need other people to make music." Thus began my electronic music venture in early 2015.

Now, having learned MANY things about music production over the years, I still continue making music just as a hobby. Not for fame, not for riches, but because I just love to make music. Just in it for the love of the game! I realize it may not be for everyone, and I know it's not the best. But it's fun, it makes me happy, and I can rock to it. So I just put it out there into the ether to share my passion with the world and hey - maybe someone else out there will like my weird noise and it will put a smile on their face, and if not - that's okay too!

 I have been an avid gamer for as long as I can remember. From Super Mario on the Super Nintendo to Halo 2 on Xbox, to Oblivion on the 360 and Modern Warfare on PS3, to Cyberpunk 2077 and Marvel Rivals on PC.  

I enjoyed gaming so much, that among my music career aspirations, I wanted to MAKE video games. I wanted to be apart of the magic that has fascinated me my whole life!

I tried my hand briefly at 3D Design and using tools like Unreal, Blender, and GIMP. I unfortunately realized - I am bad at drawing... 

Nevertheless, my love for gaming still burns strong and though I'm not the greatest, I still have fun! I haven't set any records or high scores really, but I do try my best. As far as accomplishments, notable factoids, or other achievements go - I've only got a few I think I can really boast about.

• I was a top 10 player in MechaBreak for the first few months of it's release.
• I've got almost 3,000 hours in Warframe and have a DEEP understanding of the game and it's lore.
• I'm a pretty good driver. I've not placed any rankings or anything - but if you pair me against someone and we have the same car - I will probably win... Probably...
• I used to be pretty high ranking in Runescape. Up there with Zezima. (If you know, you know.)

As for my interests and my general history in gaming - I've always been fond of RPG fantasy games like Fable, Elder Scrolls, Tainted Grail, etc. 

Huge fan of MMOs like WoW, Guild Wars, Runescape, SWToR, New World.

In recent years, I've developed quite the taste for Sci-Fi. Cyberpunk 2077 very quickly rose to the top of my all-time favorite single-player games. 

Then there's Star Citizen... Oh Star Citizen... I played that religiously for a while. Couldn't get enough! I mean - what's not to love about open GALAXY exploration. Numerous ships and career paths to choose from, beautiful planets to explore and the haunting loneliness of drifting through space to experience... All until you drop a soda can and you ship explodes or an elevator tosses you out into the vast emptiness...

Though a lot of the games the games I've played have PvP elements, I've never actually been a big fan of it... Except for Halo Reach. I was an absolute monster at SWAT with that DMR... But outside of that - it seems the PvP community has just gotten way too toxic for me. So I just stay away from it nowadays. There's a very select few games that I will play but I tend to just turn the chat off.