Welcome to my website!

You can listen here to my instrumental compositions and arrangements in various styles of music: classical, ambient, electronic, latin, smooth jazz or even ragtimes. Almost all pieces are available as MIDI files, which you can play or download to your commputer from my MIDI page. Please remember, that any commercial use of those files will always require my permission.

On my audio pages you can listen to mp3 versions of my music through the integrated  flash player. You can play them online, but no downloads are possible, due to copyright reasons.

I hope you will enjoy listening to my music. Feel free to express your opinion in my guestbook and ... have a good time!


To listen - click song names;    to by tracks - click song picture:

 

Hardware & software I use to compose:

1. External sound modules (expander):

     - Roland/Edirol Sound Canvas SC-D70 & Roland/Edirol Sound Canvas SC-88VL

     - Roland JV-1010 + session boards

     - Roland M-SE1 String Ensemble

     - Zoom RhythmTrack RT-223 (drum computer)

     - Kurzweil Micro Piano KMP-1

2. Keyboards:

     - Roland EXR-5s (arranger keyboard and sound expander)

     - Technics SX-KN 650

     - Edirol PC-180A (MIDI control keyboard)

3. Audi/MIDI interfaces:

     - Roland/Edirol SC-D70 (Audio/MIDI)

     - Cakewalk UM-3G (MIDI)

     - Soundcraft Notepad 124FX (analogue audio mixer)

4. Headphones:

     - AKG K240

     - Sony MDR-P70

4. Software:

     - Logic Audio 5 (audio/MIDI sequencer) by Emagic

     - FL Studio 10 (synth/sequencer studio) by Imageline

     - WaveLab 6 (audio recording & editing software) by Steinberg

     - VST/VSTi intruments and audio effects, soundfonts, software samplers (EXS-24)

     - Steinberg CUBASE 6 (synth/sequencer studio)

     - Presonus STUDIO ONE 2.5 (synth/sequencer studio)

     - GS Advanced Editor 4.0 - GSAE (sound editor for Roland sound canvas modules) by Edirol

     - SCPOP 98 & 2000 (church organ sound editor for Roland SC-series)

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To give you an idea of how my equipment set looks like, here is the hardware connection diagram of my home studio.