The Jay Walker
I have been involved in a number of collaboration projects over the years as well as solo projects.
I produce anything from experimental electronica and film scores to hard trance and funky house.
Most of what you'll hear here is my less commercial work - the scores and electronica - since that's what I enjoy the most.
Having grown up listening to alternative artists such as Jarre, Vangelis, Tangerine Dream etc, these influences are often apparent in my work.
Have you performed live in front of an audience? Any special memories?
I have played live in previous bands but to be perfectly frank, I've never enjoyed being on stage as much as being behind the scenes.
I'm just not really able to become that alter-ego.
My real ego is difficult to cope with as it is without adding alternative personas to the mix...
Your musical influences
as above - I grew up with electronica artists such as Jarre, Vangelis and Tangerine Dream.
If the truth be told, what got me into music was commodore 64 game music. I loved some of the tunes produced by such artists as Rob Hubbard, Martin Galway, Ben Dagliesh and Jeroen Tel.
The things these guys could with just 3 channels of sound were incredible.
I recommend to anyone who is into electronic music, that they download a program called 'SIDPLAY' and visit this site to download all of the available C64 tracks - www.hvsc.c64.org/
What equipment do you use?
Cubase SX2, Reason 3, Waves Platinum collection, PC - P4 3200 + EMU 1820M soundcard, Korg M1, Korg Triton LE (expanded), Yamaha DX7, behringer composer pro, shure sm58, studio projects C1,
