“The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There’s also a negative side.”
Hunter S. Thompson
Joleen (excerpt) [2003] - Play:
My first Dolly Parton cover. Nothing particular fancy, but the number was created on a Soundblaster Audigy, and is made purely using soft-synthesizers (in contrast to my earlier SoundFonts experiments.). The Soundblaster Audigy with its it low price and very low MIDI latency (2ms!) finally made it possible for non-professionals to get a proper feel when using MIDI controllers.
Gud Ske Tak [2001] - Play:
This number features a sample from ‘Beder church choir’ (I hope they don’t mind). I created a couple of simple industrial-like drum tracks, an organ track, and topped it off with a guitar-solo (played on my Roland digital piano, which unfortunately doesn’t have a pitch bender). A ‘Soundblaster Live’ sound card was used.
Hardware [ca. 1996] - Play:
Created on the legendary Soundblaster AWE32 with its SoundFonts technology. An awesome soundcard back then. The number is actually a homage to the classic sci-fi movie 'Hardware' 