Look into the Nebra Sky

Trying to make music again, for fun as an amateur. I am a web developer who wanted to make music 20 years ago, and time has gone. Now that my children begin to learn music I try to make music again, for myself and with them.

Influences: Art Of Noise, Vangelis, Mark Knopfler/Dire Straits, Marcel Dadi, artists from the FCOM label (Aqua Bassino, Llorca, ...), David Gilmour, and many others.

After 20 years away from my Roland D5 :-)
In these old times I was playing with Pro24 and Cubase on Atari ST.

Let's see how it turns now in the LocalHero Labs. Love learning and discovering (your advices are welcome).
It's simply not easy to be a musician, master effects, mix all the stuff and master it as a sound engineer when it's not your job.

And it's really not easy when you have 3 daughters ah ah ;-)

Regards from France
David

Franck Goupil is a soundscape explorer in all its artistic forms. Since 1990, he has collaborated on numerous projects. From personal compositions to short films, choreographed performances, VR video games, sound design, and sound illustration, Franck has continually explored the world of sound and its many applications.
His work reflects a unique sensitivity, sometimes entirely electronic, but always infused with emotion and depth. 
He also develops his project Flood Veyor, a pseudonym for his fully electronic productions, blending dancefloor energy, sound textures, deep atmospheres, and raw emotion.

Thanks for your musical curiosity. Art and beauty build peace and love.
Pat Pik composes electronic music and space rock.
His musical world has been first influenced by Mike Oldfield, Jean-Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Enya, Tangerine Dream, Ashra, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Genesis and Yes.
Pat Pik plays with Sirius-System in the duo The Sailing Planet.
He' s a member of The Cousin Silas Emporium.

Look into the Nebra Sky

Frederick Rousseau