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on 1/5/04 2:56 AM, Willy Tan at wtans@singnet.com.sg wrote:

Hi, I have a few questions if you are free to answer them...

1) What sound module are you using for the live gigs? Usually, I'm standing too far away from the stage to catch it.

We use DJ Traktor to payback the tracks and I play the Yamaha DJX and guitars on top of that.

2) Are you using any software, like ProTools or Project 5 to create the songs? I'm trying to dabble in some recording software but usually, I can't really control it well. : (

We use all kinds of software, my favourite one now is Reason, but I use to use Studio Vision and I'm now getting into Logic. Protools is used later for more the recording of vocals, live instruments and for the final mixdown.

3) Who are those cute chicks you got to promote your CD at Zouk? :P

Actually I don't knwo their names but will check with Arief from Boston&Billmann (our management company). Nice outfits huh? Peace.

Thks!

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