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Paul J. de Benedictis is a composer and musician born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. He was the Technical Musical Director for the High-Definition DVD live recordings of Boz Scaggs Jazz Album and Greatest Hits, and the HD simulcast of the San Francisco Opera Rigoletto.

Paul de Benedictis recalls the day he was working along side software designer Dave Oppenheim when a series of commands were created to allow a drum .

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Paul de Benedictis has worked in a number of different capacities in the audio business through the years, repping for various manufacturers and projects-all the while writing his own music on the side. I should also note that an album of piano solos de Benedictis made 20 years ago called The Power of One has just been re-released on Mnemonic Records, as well. PLAY: Must Play Incantations. PLAY: Must Play Returning. Producer: Paul de Benedictis. String quartet recorded by Tom Carr. Marsalis recorded by Robert Hunter.

Dean De Benedictis is an American composer, musician, performer, and producer of experimental and alternative music. He is a trained musician and has released albums as a solo artist as well as played with various groups such as Brand X and The Strato Ensemble. De Benedictis has recorded under his own name and under the alias Surface 10, a project in which he gained attention in ambient and experimental electronic music circles.

Production music is used in many types of media from television to video games and many of these familiar production cues were composed by Dick DeBenedictis (Who is best known for composing music for Perry Mason and of course for his production music that is commonly used in many forms of media especially in the 90s and 2000s)

opcode midi (musical instrument digital interface).

In the meantime, I always believed this to be one of Thomas’s best pieces, totally redefining sequencer music, so I’m glad to finally honor it with a good video. A brief recap of Thomas Ronkin: Thomas was born and raised in Geneva but came to LA in the late 70s. He collaborated and experimented on Berlin School music with Steve Roach unofficially back in the early 80s before Steve was known.