VITAL STATISTICS Date of Birth Decemeber 4, 1984 RPGamer Hire Date November 17, 2004 RPGamer Position Sound Test Curator Location Lodi, New Jersey Hobbies 1) Composing 2) World of Warcraft 3) Napping 4) Playing Games 5) Buying New Tech Favorite Composers 1) Gustav Holst 2) Carl Orff 3) Yasunori Mitsuda Favorite RPGs 1) Final Fantasy Tactics 2) Disgaea: Hour of Darkness 3) Legend of Zelda: ALttP 4) Final Fantasy VI 5) Seiken Denetsu 2

The elusive geek, in his natural habitat

Hey everybody. I'm the sound test curator here at RPGamer. First off, thanks for being curious about who I am. That is why your here, isn't it? So here is a run down of the basics. I'm a single guy, living at home with my family in a small suburban town. I work a part time job, since money is a must to afford NJ's ridiculous car insurance, as well as supporting my hobby of collecting game and new technology toys. I go to school, hang out with friends, and do the normal stuff a 20 year old does.

As far as school is concerned, I'm a junior music student at William Paterson University of New Jersey, studying in the Sound Engineering Arts program with a concentration in classical vocal performance. I sing Tenor 1, play clarinet, saxophone and tuba, and have acted in musicals before. My goal in life is to work in the gaming industry, scoring music, composing music, doing anything music. If you couldn't tell, music is my passion.

Now that you've got my info down, I can blab about what I want as i see fit. And since you're already here, you MUST read onward! HAHAHA. Ehem. As you can tell, music is central to my life. Just try to imagine a world without it. Its not a place I would choose to live. For me, music is an audible realized portrayal of some kind of emotion. Music that has no emotion, has no meaning. You may argue for the entertainment value of music, but if its entertaining, it must be playing to some part of your emotion. It might get you pumped up, help you when your feeling down, or let you understand how someone else feels.

Well, that's enough babble from me for the time being. Thanks for reading, now go listen to something!

   Last Updated: July 20, 2005