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Mr. Pan[k]sament Romania
I ended up at the microphone of a garage punk-rock band back in 1988 by mistake and fortune, and ever since, I've been
"doing" music one way or another with different bands, projects or on my own. I played piano, bass, and some drums and learned to work with computers, samplers, and midi controllers.
I use Propellerhead's Reason, an Alesis keyboard, an Oxygen 8 midi-controller and the Reaper.
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