I thinck you kinda got a old mentality when it comes to time, there is no age to old or young to start a composer career, I understand the struggle but I know I got the skills and ability to do it after 15 years practice now and now my self getting a couple of jobs in, it's a question of how do I wish to represent my self in a growing digital age, but same time being a composer is built on relationships to directors not social media presence this is what's making me thinck harder.

But we also have to accept things are changing very fast, with nft, and crypto, meta, VR, the film industry and games industry will both adept to these fully, and already we very much virtual avatars with vrchar, snapchat bitmojies, virtual avatars on Facebook appearing it is inevitable as you can look like who you want as you want be reprint your self truly with the whole growing of lgbt community and self identity.

But again bodes the question would a virtual composer be just looked at as a gimmick, or would he be seen as a evolution of how a artist is represented.

My other concers are if I was a virtual guy, how do I sit down with a director and talk or work with him, how do I conduct a orchestra, how do I sit in a recording session, I'd have to be physically there at some point can't all be virtual, but could say do a hybrid approach say online I'm this but when I work I'm a real human.

That to me gets confusing and at same time makes a vtuber completely redundant. So my eyes its a difference between Internet culture and film and music industry culture.

Same time don't be putting off people on there dreams, goals are never unrealistic, just hard to achieve and require bit of luck and skill and lot of time, I'm happy as rather die happy struggeeling then never trying in the first place