W> Hey there.
W> In article 'composing', Greg Kefalas wrote:
W> GK>     Hey! Not much is up...are you into composing and stuff like t
W>  
W> Absolutely. Graduated from Berklee in Boston in '79 (PreMidi!). Been 
W> stuff before and since. Now I co-own a recording studio with a friend
W> Going to make it pay off full time, this next year, and using a fair 
W> music to do that. 
W>  
 
    Holy chete! I was _BORN_ in '79!
 
 
W> I've just started doing animations on my computer, going to video, an
W> be needing music for that, too. I tend to do more inspiration and arr
W> rather than actual sit down and write techniques, though I can do eit
W> blessing of a great education). Having the machines and toys makes it
W> to go directly from your brain to the sound, skipping that fairly use
W> writing it out stage. 
 
    I just started a project called "The Trains" which is a 
rendered/claymation music video to a modern classical/rock/modern suite 
I wrote...with a lot of chromakey-ing and rendering and clay figures!
   I still like doing stuff by hand, though...
 
 
W> what type of music are you interested in writing?
 
 
    I started in pop-rock crap. I moved on to arranging, then I entered 
a modern stage...kind of like new age on steroids...people loved it. 
Then I re-entered a rock/blues/funk stage (which rocked!!) and recently 
I wrapped up some serious classical and jazz composition (great stuff). 
Now I write everything, depending on the occasion...I'm only 16, so I 
can only get better, right?
 
      GK96
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