Marc Capponi is a Washington, DC-based composer, performer, music educator, and heartthrob. He has written music for film and television and has performed thousands of shows all across the country with Rocknoceros, including performances at Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, and the Kennedy Center. His experimental, electro-pop is often released under the name Square Meal Laboratories. He has earned 12 Washington Area Music Awards.

Michael Hightower is a former retired Mike Hightower in the current (past) semi-permanent (hemi-ephemeral) technolology field (1992-2007 succeeded by 1992-2007).

Over time I will be adding more original tracks. If you're curious about me, here's some info:

If you define "multimedia" as "two forms of media", then Mike Hightower is a multimedia artist who currently lives outside of Washington, D.C. He's been composing and recording music for quite some time and has, over the past ten years, started making short films. Feel free to check his stuff out because you might like some of it. He had a small internet hit with a cover of "Baby Got Back" performed in the style of Gilbert & Sullivan. Outside of the arts, Mike is a car and motorcycle collector with particular interest in Fiats, Jaguars, Lands Rover and Cruiser, and dual sports. 

Okay, there's a blurb. If you're curious about how the music gets made, I write and perform these tracks myself. Well, except for the drums. I cheat and use MIDI for those. Since I always liked reading the equipment lists on record albums I'll write it down for those who are curious (asterisks indicate frequently used instruments):

Keyboards/Synths:
Arp Axxe* (modified)
Behringer 2600
Behringer Neutron
Crumar CPB-2
Fender Rhodes Stage 73 Mk 2
Hammond L-100
Korg EX-800
Korg Kaossilator/Kaossilator 2
Korg Kaossilator Pro*
Korg Microkorg
Korg Monotron/Duotron/Delay
Korg PSS-50 Super Section*
Korg Volca Bass/Drums/Modular
Kurzweil 250
Kurzweil K2000RS
Kurzweil K2500XS
Kurzweil PC2R
Leslie 125
Moog Liberation*
Moog Rogue
Motion Sound Pro-3T
Oberheim DMX
Otamatone
Rhodes electric piano (Dyno-My-Rhodes modified)*
Roland Juno-6 (modified)
Roland Jupiter-6*
Roland JX-3P
Roland JV-880
Roland R-8 Mk. II
Roland VG-88
Sequential Circuits Prophet-600 w/GliGli
Siel DK-70
Simmons SDS-7
Simmons MTM
Wurlitzer electric piano*
Yamaha CS-40m
Yamaha DX-7 IIFD
Yamaha FX-3
Yamaha SY-55

Effect Units:
Electro-Harmonix Microsynthesizer ('70s)/Big Muff (Russian)/Electric Mistress
Eventide DSP-4000B+
dbx DDP
Lexicon MPX500
MXR Omni
Sony DPS-V55
Yamaha SPX50D

Virtual Instruments:
Arturia KeyLab
G-Force M-Tron Mellotron simulator*
Native Instruments Akoustik Piano*
Toontracks EZDrummer drum simulator*

Strings:
Roland G-505 guitar (usually just as a guitar, the G-300 synth never gets used)*
Peavey Axcelerator F guitar (surprisingly good guitar)*
Epiphone Joe Pass archtop
B.C. Rich Eagle bass*
Kubicki Factor fretless bass*
Imperial 5-string banjo (made by a murderer)*
Oscar Schmidt 5-string banjo
Tremeloa (ca. 1930's Hawaiian thing)
MSA E9 pedal steel*

Winds:
Yamaha Alto Sax (nothin' special)*
Martin Handcraft Tenor sax*
Yamaha Soprano Sax (also nothing special)
Rene Dumont clarinet (w/ Chedeville mouthpiece)*
Hohner Melodica*
Bamboo saxophone

A bunch of other random stuff. So hey, and now you know....

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