Not endorsements, just what we use

Hardware:

MIDI / MP3
• PC: 486/DX4 100 Mhz, 16 MB RAM, 503 MB hard drive desktop -( Out of Service )-
• PC: Celeron 700 Mhz, 64 MB RAM, 38 GB hard drive desktop
• PC: Celeron 700 Mhz, 183 MB RAM, 10 GB hard drive laptop
• Roland XP-10 synthesizer picture 42KB
Other
• '78 "Les Paul" clone customized w/ black & blue metalflake finish and Carvin electronics picture (soon) --KB
• "Stratocaster" clone
• BOSS CS-3 Compression Sustainer pedal
• DOD FX56 American Metal pedal picture 7KB
• Dunlop Tortex picks
• Fostex X-18 Multitracker four-track cassette recorder/mixer
• GHS Strings
• Realistic Dynamic & Cardioid Dynamic Microphones
• solid state 40w guitar amp

Software:
MIDI / MP3
• Cool Edit 96 digital audio editor screen shot 40KB
• FreeStyle 1.05 MIDI sequencer screen shot 50KB
• FruityLoops 3.0 & 3.5 digital loop sequencer screen shot 45KB
• Unisyn 1.20 (Roland Edition) patch editor and librarian

What has influenced your musical styles?

Everything we've ever heard.

Why do you categorize your music? Some of them are listed as the wrong genre type.

We really don't like categorizing our music, but since we have various styles and some people prefer certain types of music. We thought it possibly more convenient, for those visitors, to do so.

As for being in the wrong category, probably some of them are. With so many different genre categories and sub-categories (which we think has gotten silly), many of which we are unfamiliar. We chose the closest genre (mostly parent genres) for each tune. Actually, most of our music should be called experimental because that's really what we're doing. If you know a more descriptive sub-category for a specific tune, let us know.

Why do you put your music on your website, instead of selling it?

Why not?
We enjoy making music and if anybody enjoys listening to it, we'll be happy. (and if some of our tunes gets you dancing, hallucinating, drifting into unconsciousness or wherever you like the music to take you, even better (let us know))

Can I use your music on my web page?

If it is a non-commercial, free public access web site.
If you do use any of our music files on your web page, please link our site.

Can I record your music onto cassette or CD?

Yes, as long as you are not selling the tapes or CDs.

Can I play your music at parties?

Only if there are no cover charges, membership or admission fees.

Can I use your music commercially?

If you are interested in using any of our compositions commercially, contact us via e-mail.

Do you have music that you haven't posted to your site?

Yeah. Several that aren't quite finished, some on tape that we may digitize someday, or that we haven't thought of titles for yet.

Where's your MP3 files?

On our MP3 File Page.

Have you recorded any "cover" songs?

Not yet, but we're planning on doing one shortly for on our MP3 page.

Can you write lyrics?

Yes

Do you have lyrics for any of your posted MIDI files?

A few, but most were intended as instrumentals.

How long does it take you to compose a song?

Usually about two or three hours.

Who, if anyone, in the music business would you most like to work with?

Oh man, there's so much talent out there. Many of them are so good that we'd probably be over our heads collaborating with most of the ones we like... since music is really just a hobby for us, but it might be interesting...

A Eurobeat duet with a female singer might be fun, since I can't sing worth a crap and that recipe seems to work for that style of music.

Perhaps I could dye my hair green and do a duet with Pink? (lol)

What do you think of your critics that don't like your music?

No problem. We've heard music we don't like.

Who are you?

Who wants to know?

Are you serious?

Not always

Are you single?

Mostly.

Linking (anchors to) this site:

The best way to share our music with others is to simply provide a link (anchor) to this or our MP3 site. If you wish to do so, please link either of the following URLs: