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Mike Huntingford

Fountain, CO Jazz / Funk / Fusion / Ambient / Easy Li...
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Members: Mike creates his music solely using a variety of keyboards and synths. Sometimes works with others on joint projects.

Label: BMI Publishing

Bio: With no formal composition or keyboard training, Mike composes music purely by ear. Mike uses several Yamaha keyboards, and Propellerhead's Record 1.5 and Reason 5, to create musical compositions that he hopes you enjoy.

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Posted a new song: "The Felix Factor" http://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/199959292 #music

Press

“Mike Huntingford and J.W. Carter have won 1st Place in MTV's OurStage Jazz Competition with their entry "Wake Up!!" Congrats Gentlemen”
—  OurStage.com
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  • D Rah (Artist) D Rah
    much respect
  • Maxlink AkA Dark Angel (Artist) Maxlink AkA Dark Angel
    very best to you
  • Mark Watson (Artist) Mark Watson
    Hey Mike! Loving "The Rundown." Great vibe and flow. The sounds are really coming together.
  • Doug Dickens (Artist) Doug Dickens
    this is a place where you want to put up your feet, sip a cup of tea and take in the beautiful ambience of Mike Huntingford's music.
  • Judith Miller Band (Artist) Judith Miller Band
    finally got to your back page...REALLY liking your take on "Look of Love" a real treat, thanks JAM
  • KC Daleigh (Artist) KC Daleigh
    Smoooooooth jazz. You are awesome on the keyboard. I will definitely spend more time on this page listening in. ~kc
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Q: Can you add violin, piano, and/or drums to an existing track? I am a songwriter with loads of songs but having trouble getting a good recorded version due to my lack of knowledge.
A: Absolutely. An existing track becomes one of many (hence multi-track recording). Let's say you have recorded yourself singing - say to a guitar you're recording as well. After that track is made and mixed down to a .wav or .mp3 file. That file can be imported into a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) - mainly software now (like Cubase, Reaper, Reason, Pro Tools, etc), While your track is played back, other instruments may be added (almost unlimited number). Then the new compilation is mixed down to a .wav or .mp3 track. Your new song now has all the newly added instruments. I hope that answered your question. Mike Huntingford

Asked by anonymous. Answered on Thu May 16 2013

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  • Video Plays 142

  • Total Fans 340

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