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Born in Alabama, raised in Louisiana, educated in Washington and now residing in San Francisco, I've called many places home. In 1999… read moreBorn in Alabama, raised in Louisiana, educated in Washington and now residing in San Francisco, I've called many places home. In 1999, I bought my first rig, consisting of an Ensonique ASR-X, a Roland JX-305 Groovesynth, a Korg Wav… read moreBorn in Alabama, raised in Louisiana, educated in Washington and now residing in San Francisco, I've called many places home. In 1999, I bought my first rig, consisting of an Ensonique ASR-X, a Roland JX-305 Groovesynth, a Korg Wavestation and a cracked version of Cakewalk. That was when I… read more
