More gear followed throughout the latter part of high school and into university, and I'm proud to say that I still own most of the things I've purchased over the years. The only things I've parted with are an 8-channel Yamaha mixer, and an Alesis HR-16 drum machine (I traded this for the Kawai K1m, and I used to wonder if I should have done this, but now that I've got the SR-16, I don't anymore ;-).

Anyway, I was writing my own material for a while, including a chance to write music for a local (Cambridge) high-school musical, as well as performing it (that was in 1990). Once I got out of University, and into the "real world", I had less and less time for playing. The move down to NJ at first brought a smaller living space, which meant the music gear was mostly in storage.

That had meant a fairly lengthy hiatus from playing, but in 2000, I started playing with my church's Worship Team to the point where I am the sole keyboardist (and have been for several years). This has developed my ability to the point that I'm becoming involved in other projects, including my friend (and Worship Team leader) Dan's project, reverential.

As of September, 2006, reverential is now a duo, playing more electronica/rock than traditional rock, I'm taking piano lessons again, and I've discovered a wonderful program called Usine, which I'm using as a VST host and MIDI automator for live gigs.