Berklee Student

Ty Larson

Berklee Student
Change the world. 
MA
Member since 2008

About Me

I am serious about learning everything I can about my instrument; not only playing and theory, but construction and maintenance as well. I am interested in technological advancements, especially if they can help broaden my creativity and expression through music. Such things include: mastering the various music programs that I have access to, using and implementing floor pedals and boards for effects, and the setup of a guitar and perpetuation of its life.

After graduation this May, I intend to play music to support myself and do what it takes to become a prominent entity in the music industry. I believe the key to this success is being a multi-faceted musician, specializing in many fields, such as technology, playing, writing, and promotion.

Listen to my band at www.polareyemusic.com

My Websites

Experience & Education

Current

  • Lead Guitarist/Backup Vocalist for Polar Eye
    May 2010 to Present (over 2 years)

    Polar Eye is a collection of humans dedicated to their craft. Portraying a sound that is both intricate and raw, the rock quartet pushes the boundaries of modern rock and pop with a vintage feel. Polar Eye embarked on their mission in the spring of 2010, and are looking to continue and grow forever.

  • Workstudy for Center for Technology and Music Instruction
    January 2009 to Present (over 3 years)

    The CTMI is a faculty-only computer lab at Berklee, where teachers can go to do work, or get help with their computers. I am responsible for teaching those who ask how to use the many programs used at Berklee, as well as solving the more technical problems that may arise with faculty computers.

Past

  • Car Audio Salesman for Circuit City
    November 2005 to February 2006 (3 months)

    I specialized in Car Audio, which entails car stereos, speakers, automatic starters, GPS devices, and alarm systems.

Education

  • BA in Professional Music - Performance at Berklee College of Music
    2007 to 2011 (4 years)