Years ago, I intended to start a site which would be a place to share production, recording and MIDI tips, tricks & techniques, but I got sidetracked. What with all the innovations in technology, I haven't been able to keep up as I hoped that I would, but hopefully there's something here that's helpful to you. This area may be somewhat incomplete, but you can help by sending me links to interesting and helpful related sites.

This company builds my instruments and amplifiers. Their products are SO good, and their prices so fair, I can heartily recommend them. I get no "cut" if you buy through my site, but I don't care - this is one company who strives for excellence, and achieves it. If you've seen me playing bass around town, it's most likely you've seen me using their products. I was referred to Carvin years ago by my friend John Jorgenson.
This is a very cool site with lots of good information and reviews on digital audio and related stuff. Sure, they're opinionated, but, hey, they're tech geeks at heart!
For bass players, this is a very good resource. The lessons are complete, the interviews interesting, and the reviews are unbiased.
This link will take you to the U.S. Copyright office - here you can get all the necessary forms for copyrighting and publishing your original compositions and musical arrangements.
Here's the way to the songs and other information about my music