Hi! Welcome to my studio here at the Midi Studio Consortium. Enjoy your visit and, if you see a midi that you like, feel free to play or download it, or both.      I've been a musician to some degree just about as long as I can remember. I began as a hobbyist and I am back there again now. I attempted formal training in music. It could never hold my interest. As I developed in the art of "playing by ear", I also began playing in various rock and folk bands in grade school.      Throughout my years in music I have gone through phases. I always return to a folk rock style. During the time of my composing and "gigs", I developed a desire for studio recording. I went through some very crude stages of doing multi track recording. It was in those years that I developed my style in harmony and fill instruments. I always wondered how I could add some orchestral sounds, then along came the early years of computer generated music, MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface).      The industry of Midi has never been well supported. I spent countless hours over a couple of years learning both computer and software to find the sound I was looking for. Being influenced by British Rock & Roll and The Beatles with George Martin leading them into orchestrated rock, I kept my quest into learning the sounds. Listening to all types of music and studying the sounds of many orchestrated greats, as John Williams.     I have been very lucky in my life to have friends and family allow me the time to continue with my love for music. Music allows me to devote my entire attention to working on a song, and when finished, I feel a great sense of accomplishment. I hope you'll enjoy listening to my work as much as I enjoyed creating it.

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 If you happen to be a fan of Fleetwood Mac, I think you'll enjoy visiting a web site devoted to that group which was created by a joint effort between myself and the Midi Studio Consortium's Counsel, Mike Welch (Mike did the design work, and I did the midis). Click on this banner to go there.  

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