2006
The beginning: PC and music
Since primary school, computers and music have competed for the same attention. That early fascination with making things on a screen became the foundation for everything that followed.

Lucas · Producer · Artist
Emotional EDM, a long relationship with FL Studio, and a belief that showing the decisions can bring people closer to the music.
The journey
The technology changes. The test stays the same: does the track feel alive?
2006
Since primary school, computers and music have competed for the same attention. That early fascination with making things on a screen became the foundation for everything that followed.
2011
FL Studio opened the door from listening to building. Patterns became arrangements, experiments became habits, and the software became the place where ideas could turn into finished music.
2014
The work moved from first beats to complete tracks: studying melody, structure, sound choice, and the small production decisions that make electronic music feel emotional instead of mechanical.
Evolution
New tools—including AI—became ways to test an idea faster. They support sketching and exploration, but the final direction still comes from editing, judgment, and personal taste.
Philosophy
The audience should hear the music and understand the decisions behind it. The process is not separate content; it is another way to experience the artist journey.
Today
Livvux now connects emotional EDM releases, track breakdowns, FL Studio notes, creative experiments, and a YouTube-first community around the journey.
Follow the work
Follow the releases, FL Studio sessions, AI-assisted experiments, and producer diary behind the Livvux sound.