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pHluid / ACiD music handle:    :m. zero
current handle (if different):
real name:                     justin wolf
email address:                 mzero@ecesis.org
location:                      merrillville, in  usa
time in pHluid:                0899-present
number of tracks released with pHluid:  approx. 12
fav. track released:           logic.bomb (mz0-lbom.it) or will i dream
(mz0-wldr.it)
fav. styles tracked:           trance, dnb, experimental, industrial/ebm
fav. pHluidian (past or present):  kneko
fav. tracker (past or present):   mellow-d
fav. track:  ibo:ng (J1N.XM)

professional/commercial musician influences:  

orbital, autechre, aphex twin, u-ziq, underworld, photek, etc...


- Short answer

what/who got you into tracking to begin with?  

mostly kneko for having never stopped

are you still making music/with what equipment and or programs?  

hell yeah. ITv2.14, soundforge4.0
(where can we find your work?)  phluid.acid.org, mp3.com/phluid,
vitiminic.org (under phluid), riffage.com (under phluid), on pHluid
radio via live365.com

if you could work with any one musician or band, who would it be and why?

autechre.  i really just gotta know how the hell they make those sounds.
mad.

has being in pHluid changed your career plans?  (you now want to be a
professional musician, you now ARE a professional musician, you devoted
too much time to it and you flunked out of school and or lost your job?)  

not particularly, although i feel capable of putting together some tracks 
for back end purposes with small programs and such.

how do you feel about the current tracking scene?  

i think it's as devoted as ever.  it's kind of rough being in this
position  where we do everything "the hard way" and with little to no
budget necessary.  i find it very honorable and i have a great deal of
respect for these people.

how do you feel about MP3's, music piracy, and free music?  

i think it should be a choice.  i understand that music is how some
people  make a living but it does seem a bit excessive at some points.
i mean, they're still making millions of dollars off of people purchasing
hard copies of their material, going to their concerts, and buying their
merchandise.  to some, i say, 'ok, that's fair'...but to most of them, i
say, 'quit yer bitchin!'  : )



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