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Pershing Wells
runcodyrun@msn.com

Experience

Chief engineer at a project studio in South Louisiana. Acquired Cakewalk professional at version 2 for Windows (about five years ago). Synced multitrack and PC (cakewalk). Used this setup for six or seven albums, quite a lot of cassette singles, and jingles.   Now using, on the live gig, Cakewalk 3 (preferred by me over the latest version) a Compaq laptop, Roland JV-1080, Digitech Studio Vocalist, Alesis D4, and an inexpensive Yamaha digital effector. All this stuff is midi'd. I'm a guitarist so it gets tough to write sequences on a keyboard. In fact some guitar type songs are almost impossible to emulate with a keyboard. And right now I can't quite afford a quality midi-controller for guitar. I'd really like to find someone with similar equipment (especially the Roland 1080 and Cakewalk) to.

Hardware

Cakewalk Professional for Windows vs. 3.0 Roland JV-10800D Digitech Studio Vocalist Alesis D4 Yamaha Rev100 Compaq laptop computer (486 SX w/ 4 meg) plenty computer for this application

Software

Cakewalk Professional for Windows version 3 (although I also own the latest version which has gone too far (from a functionality standpoint) to be user friendly

Other Info

Working guitarist

Dave Williss
dwilliss@microimages.com
dwilliss@csealumni.unl.edu
http://www.microimages.com/~dwilliss

Experience

I've been working in MIDI since 1994. I mostly sequence pieces, but have also written a couple of my own.

Hardware

PowerMac 7200, Roland SC-7 GM sound module, Yamaha PRS-47 keyboard

Software

MusicShop

Other Info

I maintain a MIDI web page on my web site. I've been collecting info on Roland equipment and have a special page for it.

Kenny Wilson
kwilson@pclink.com

Experience

I've worked with MIDI about 3 years, I'm a professional musician, (guitar/pedal steel guitar) and sometimes producer.

Hardware

I own a Mac Performa 600CDw/20 meg of ram, 4 gig hard drive. I'm also using a Roland JV 880, R-8M, Alesis D4, Voce Micro B w/Spin,and a couple of other modules. My keyboard controller is a Roland A-80. I've got several outboard effects by Yamaha, some other assorted mic pre's, compressors and such and I'm using the Promix 01 to mix all the modules with.

Software

I'm using StudioVision Pro 3.0 with Galaxy 2.0, I'm using Digidesign Session 8 as my recording program.

Other Info

I would rate myself as good with MIDI, especially since I didn't know anything 3 years ago.

Bud Wise
wisechoice@ticon.net
http://www.ticon.net/~wisechoice/

Experience

I am a Journeyman Tool & Die maker, Musician, luthier, computer nut. I have been involved with MIDI for several years and use it for creating backing tracks for live performance on other various instruments.

Hardware

Custom built Fatar keyboard with a Pentium 100 and 20 megs RAM, pair of 1.2 gig HD's and a Roland Sound Canvas SCC-1 & Roland R AP-10 card installed. PAIA Fatman with additional custom oscillators and sync controls added. A PAIA Vocoder. A MidiTools Custom Instrument Interface kit with a Yamaha keyboard. A  Kawai MS710 unit attached to another Yamaha keyboard with Opcode 1 Port interface. Tascam 4-track recorder and various mixers.

Software

Cakewalk Pro Audio, MIMA, editors and custom programming.

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