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Name: Daniel Garant
Email Address: dgarant@oricom.ca
Web Site:
Date: Mar 17, 1998
Experience:
since I have 15 iM33 now!!!!!!!!

Hardware:
Fender twin amp Stratocaster guitar Ibanez guitar acoustic 6 and 12 Marantz pmd60 recorder a. r. t compressor lexicon (reflex) reverb Shure mic

Software:
Pentium 200mmx 64 mg simm Audiotrix 3d-xg sound card cakewalk audio pro

Other Info:
I live in Quebec (Canada) I want the best midi files to play LIVE in Bars and for my friends Alternative, rock ,pop rock are my interests. see ya !! Dan

Jonathan Garrett
jg363895@oak.cats.ohiou.edu
Kellogasi@aol.com

Experience: I've just started tinkering in it and have not specialized in anything. I just find a sheet of music and try to get it to sound right. : )
Hardware: I don't have any instruments beyond my AWE32 card, mouse and microphone.
Software: I use MIDI Orchestrator Plus for Win 95 and Vienna SoundFont Studio
Other Info: I'm a big fan of classical and some video game music (Chrono Trigger high on the list) and am hunting for a software version of an equalizer. If anyone knows where I can find one, please drop me a line!

Name: Don Gerrity
Email Address: BASICMIDI@aol.com
Web Site: BASICMIDI's MIDI Support Web Site
Date: Jan 18, 1998
Experience:
Business graduate of college, published text book called "Mastering MIDI & Related Topics", attended Ensoniq dealer school, held Korg users group for 3 years in Southwestern Ontario, Sales manager of Music retail store, Keyboard/MIDI Specialist, MIDI/keyboard clinician, Staff at the PC Music & Sound Forum on AOL at keyword: "PC Music", and know many products from hardware, software, web design, database programming.

Hardware:
PC, Win 3.1, Win95, some Mac, Sound Blaster, Yamaha, Synths by Yamaha, Roland, Korg, Korg, and many others.

Software:
Cakewalk, Cubase VST, Band-in-box, etc

Other Info:

Anthony F. Giuliani
basetree@mail.concentric.net

Experience: I have been messing around with midi through the Cakewalk Pro for about a year now, and I have been Writing music for many years.
Hardware: AWE32 Sound Card
Software: Cakewalk Pro

James C. Godber
jcgodber@pacificnet.net

Experience: I have been working with midis for about a year and collect them for my pleasure . I work at 20th Century Fox Studios doing lighting on motion pictures and T. V. shows
Hardware: I have a Gateway p-5 120 and an Ensoniq sound card .

Name: Heather Goehring
Email Address: sanborn2@maxminn.com
Web Site:
Date: Sep 10, 1998
Experience:
I took some good MIDI classes while in college as a music major. I worked with Macs and a great setup with many modules and controlling devises. Needless to say, that was 4 years ago and I just got a home setup going. I used to know Finale, Vision Pro, Galaxy Plus, Turbo Synth and other progs just like the back of my hand. Those were the days.

Hardware:
I now have a Pentium 233, Sound Blaster AWE64, Fatar controller, and an Alesis NanoSynth Mod all hooked into my stereo.

Software:
Cakewalk Pro Finale 97 (used most) Studio 4 Band in a Box

Other Info:
Talk to me.

Brandon Goins
bgoin0@pop.uky.edu
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Studios/1553

Experience: I have only been working with MIDI since December of 1996.Before then I worked mainly with S3Ms.
Since I started writing, I have always done kind of odd music. I don't like to stick to a certain style, I just do what sound good at the time. Contemporary, world, techno, whatever.
Hardware: I work on my Pentium 133 at home.
Software: MidiSoft Music Magic.
Other Info: I write music that sucks.

Name: Frank Goodnough
Email Address: FGOODNOUGH@aol.com
Web Site:
Date: Apr 29, 1998
Experience:
none

Hardware:
Mac Performa 6320CD Cybersound Studio keyboard

Software:
Cybersound Studio

Other Info:
Purpose is to develop accompaniment for harmonica music.

Name: Heather Goehring
Email Address: sanborn2@maxminn.com
Web Site:
Date: Sep 10, 1998
Experience:
I took some good MIDI classes while in college as a music major. I worked with Macs and a great setup with many modules and controlling devices. Needless to say, that was 4 years ago and I just got a home setup going. I used to know Finale, Vision Pro, Galaxy Plus, Turbo Synth and other programs just like the back of my hand. Those were the days.

Hardware:
I now have a Pentium 233, Sound Blaster AWE64, Fatar controller, and an Alesis NanoSynth Mod all hooked into my stereo.

Software:
Cakewalk Pro Finale 97 (used most) Studio 4 Band in a Box

Other Info:
Talk to me.

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