Artist Bio:
Colin Delargy is a 17 year old highschool student with a passion for progressive music, especially how it integrates with technology. He has been producing electronic music for over a year, moving from simple programming, to software synthesizers, into the realm of midi and analog production. His styles revolve around mellow, minimal, and subtle melodies, and complex rhythms. He sites some of his influences as Paul Oakenfold, Anabolic Frolic, LTJ Bukem, and Massive Attack, giving a wide range of experience to work with.

Instruments:
I've used a lot of different instruments, but have started to hold onto a few in particular, as they are easy to work with and create lovely sounds.

Yamaha RM1x
The RM1x is a powerful sequence remixer that I use as my mainstay. It has wonderful percussion sounds, and some useful pads, synths and basses. If you have ever used one of these instruments, you will know what I mean when I say that it really makes production easier. If you are interested in purchasing one a Yamaha RM1x, check out Zzounds.com, who is offering free shipping on all USA orders. The list price is $899.00, but you can expect them to go for $700 or less. I bought mine used, and was satisfied with it (after wiping the memory clean, which is an easy task). I would recommend it to anybody who is interested in getting into MIDI production.

Pros: Easy to learn basics, lots of features, good for live preformance.
Cons: Terrible keyboard, but better than nothing. Only one of midi in, midi out and through port each.