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I just bought the Logic program by EMagic. I'm using it on an IBM PS1 with a SB16 board, CASIO keyboard in and Dr. Rhythm Section, DR5 as a sound generator. I am a guitarist, playing for two years, and have never used Midi before. I'm interested in trading midi song files, and learning about my capabilities from more experienced musicians.

Jorra Ahlberg
jorra@lords.com
odex@hotmail.com

Experience: I worked with midi for about 12 years, I have done everything from punk to acid. Have just finished a album with my own stuff,
Hardware: Atari 1040 stfm, Ensoniq vfx-sd, Roland d5, alesis d4, Akai s900, Korg poly-800, Yamaha tg-55 & sy-22, Kawai 100f, midiverb (1), dr550, Roland pg-10, PC pp200 (and the list goes on)
Software: Cubase 2,0 (Atari)

Tunji Ajigbeda
tajigbe@dooley.cc.emory.edu
tajigbe@vader.cc.emory.edu

Experience: I started working with MIDI in May of 1995 when I got my first sound card, but I'm a fast learner. I had always been interested in making music but never had the means or the funds to do it on my own. Before I really got into MIDI, I was singing in a 4 man group in which I wrote most of the lyrics to the original songs that we sang. When we broke up, I wanted to be able to produce myself and I found MIDI to be a most effective way of doing so. I never learned to play an instrument so I was at a disadvantage. I had, however, taken some music courses so I new how to enter in the rhythms and' notes I wanted starting off with Midisoft Session Manager and later moving on to Cakewalk Pro. I have completed enough music for an album and am currently looking for a record deal. In the mean time, I recently received my business license to start my own production company (TouchDown Enterprises). I'm always looking for new people to produce besides working on music for myself.
Hardware: 486DX4 100Mhz Computer running Windows95; MQX-32M Midi Interface Card w/ SMPTE Lock; Media Vision SoundCard; Boss DS330 Sound Module (Same as Roland); Yamaha MU80 Sound Module; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine (Controlled by computer, never use the built in rhythms on originals); Yamaha MT4X Multitrack Recorder w/ SMPTE Lock; Yamaha AM602 Mixer (POWERFUL little mixer for the money if you know what you're doin'); ART Effects Processor; Shure 1.0 Beta-Green Microphone; EV Microphone; Pioneer 404 Dual Cassette Deck (Great for recording direct stereo output for a nice demo tape); Small Casio Keyboard as Controller (Hardly ever used since I don't know how to play... I'd like to learn though.);
Software: I use Cakewalk Pro (the most powerful in my opinion) as the sequencer for my manually entered notes. I use CanvasMan (Thank God for it) as a librarian for my Boss DS-330. I sometimes use XGEDIT for my Yamaha MU-80. I use Goldwave as a sampler and sequence the *.wav files with cakewalk. Pretty good audio compression.
Other Info: Like I said, I learn pretty fast and I think I've come pretty far for 9 months of intensive self-taught MIDI. In learning, the following books were great resources and I'd recommend them to anyone: MIDI for the Professional (You should read this after you're comfortable with General MIDI) & The Musicians Home Studio. I've got lots of original music and lyrics... many I will use myself and some that I would like others to sing. I'm always on the look out for new talent so get in touch with me. After all, right now, Atlanta is the place to be for music.

Guy Allen
GuyAllen@ibm.net

Experience: I have worked with midi since 1988. I have used Cakewalk since ver 2.20 I am a Computer Programmer and I write songs, primarily Country. If you need a PROFESSIONAL vocalist contact me, I'm willing to do most anything fairly reasonably. I know how to do most anything with Cakewalk also. E-mail me if you need help. Thanks -Guy
Hardware: Roland D-5, Turtle beach, Ultrasound, Digital I/O, MiniDisc, CD-R, Roland M-GS64. All on Win95, Cakewalk (the best!), SoundeForge, CoolEdit, EZ-CD pro
Software: Cakewalk, SoundeForge
Other Info: I live in Mankato. I am interested in studio work, I am an extremely good vocalist, moderate keyboard player, but I can fake it with midi stuff! Thanks.

Name: Thomas Andersson
Email Address: skenetaten@hotmail.com
Web Site: <-=(t-zone)=->
Date: Jan 22, 1998
Experience:
I'm composing many different kinds of instrumental music, from house to soft piano-tunes and pop/rock songs (without lyrics =) I use both the mouse and the keyboard when I'm composing...At my homepage you can find some modules for AWE64, some of them are pretty good, some of them are not. My XG-tunes sounds a lot better.

Hardware:
A MidiPro keyboard, a Yamaha MU50 tone generator and a SoundBlaster AWE64 as midi interface.

Software:
Voyetra MIDI Orchestrator plus

Other Info:
That's all...feel free to contact me...=) ICQ#3718042

Antoine
0schemkes01@almere.flnet.nl
http://almere.flnet.nl/~0schemkes01

Experience: I've MIDIing since the first synth got one. I am a part time musician and Vision Engineer
Hardware: OK here's some of my EQ PowerMac 7100/80 AudioMedia II Cubase Score 3.0 VST ROLAND XP-50/A-30/U-110 KORG 03R/W and the Incredible i3 of course still THE YAMAHA DX7II and some more of the must have stuff
Software: Cubase Score 3.0 VST Searching for a good Librarian/Editor
Other Info: I perform live on stage with MIDI seq. and additional musicians

Jan Apollo
apollo10@post5.tele.dk

Experience: I am a teacher, musician, composer, director .... I have worked with music, computers, desktop pub. for about 2 years. I am interested in SATB midi files and desktop publishing with Finale and PageMaker. Please Mail me. You have to excuse my school English.; Odense. Denmark Jan Apollo

Juan Carlos Mendoza Arias
jmendoza@inconet.net.pe
http://www.inconet.net.pe/usuarios/zambito.htm

Experience: Me interesa coleccionar archivos MIDI, mi coleccion esta iniciandose pero tengo los suficientes para intercambiar. Quisiera generar mis propios archivos MIDI (soy musico, tecladista) pero no tengo la interfase adecuada para conectar mi PSR 510 Yamaha a mi20 AWE32 Sound Blaster. Alguna sugerencia? Salsaludos desde el Callao
Hardware: SoundBlaster AWE32 Pentium 133 MHz 32 Ram 3.2 HD
Software: SoundBlaster Accion Awe32 Midi Session

Name: Caleb Austin
Email Address: Lashtal@hotmail.com
Web Site:
Date: Mar 12, 1998
Experience:
heavy use of analog synths, sampling and effects. Experimenting with turntables and other forms of non-conventional sampling media... fairly competent with MIDI except certain more advanced features like MIDI exe and dumping... Interested in experimental music and musicians to establish correspondence with... groups of influence... NON, Nurse with Wound, Coil, Hafler Trio, Crash Worship, Seti, Deep Space Network, Slinkfingers, Dead Can Dance...

Hardware:
Amiga 1200/030/40mhz/10mb ram DSS 8 sampler SP/SX peavy sampler Poly Six Poly 61 JX 8P w/PG800 DSP 256 Mach II Multiverb Peavy 3.2 delay rack-mount Pioneer home turntable (scratching) Gemini 8 sec sampler 2 hamony Vocoders GR-50 w/GK-2 GSP-21 Roland SH-1 Octave Kitten DW-8000 Yamaha Stereo Compressor 2 DOD 30band EQ's Rocktron Imager/Exciter

Software:
Tiger Cub Sequencer DSS sample editor

Other Info:
Am about to get an old Mac SE for $20 and want to turn it into a MIDI dedicated system.. I know nothing about Mac's. Is this possible??? please write me if you have an answer!! ")

Dan Austin
JKFett@aol.com

Experience: Well, I haven't so much as worked with it then used it. I have over 300 midi files on my computer ranging in categories from Alternative Music to Video Games. I always try to be the first one to get the midis and give them to the world...I am a midi distributor if you will...

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