Music
Introduction
I've been playing instruments for as long as I can remember. The first instrument I can remember playing is the recorder, which I (and I'm sure everyone else) learnt to play at primary school.
My parent's bought me a clarinet when I was still in the fairly early years of primary school and I've been playing that on and off ever since.
Some time during high school (i.e between 11 and 16 years old) my parents bought me an alto saxophone, which I enjoy playing (although my parents are convinced that I don't play it anymore).
As well as that I also learnt some Guitar, Bass and Piano, which I tend to play more often than my sax and clarinet at the moment (mainly because they're not quite as noisy for others and I use my keyboard for writing stuff into the computer).
Anyway, the point of this section is really to let me show off some new equipment I've just spent a fair amount of money on, so here it goes...
Compositions
If you'd like to hear some tracks I've been working on then check out my Compositions section.
(Real) Instruments
When I'm slightly more awake I'll add some detail to this list, atm I can't think what the make of half of these is.
- Alto sax
- B♭ clarinet
- Nylon strung acoustic
- Steel strung acoustic
- Electric guitar of some sort
- 5 string bass
- Keyboard: M-Audio Axiom 49
Virtual Instruments
Virtual instruments are instruments that are written in software. I'm fairly new to Cubase and so don't have a big collection yet but here's what I've got so far.
- Massive
- Kore Player (its free, yay)
- HalionOne. Halion is rather expensive and if I need to do anything crazy I can always use Reason's NN-XT through REWIRE
- Reason 4
Recording Equipment
- Mic: SE Electronics SE1a
- Interface: Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1