MyOnlineDrummer.com
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Mineral, Virginia

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""How often do you work with a drummer that doesn't complain, knows what you are thinking, and knows "

POSITION

Drummer, Engineer, Producer

COMPANY DETAILS

MyOnlineDrummer.com is a great place for musicians, composers, and producers to add great drum tracks to any project. MyOnlineDrummer.com provides the highest quality, professional drum tracks, without the hassle and expense of traditional studios. From country to hip-hop, jazz to metal, for as little as $125 we can provide you with the drum tracks you need to add life to your songs.

WEBSITE

www.MyOnlineDrummer.com, www.cornerhousestudio.com

GROUPS & ASSOCIATION INVOLVEMENT

Audio Engineering Society Grammy Academy Member

BRAGGING RIGHTS

With over 25 years of musical experience, Craig Sowby has won numerous international awards and recognition as a drummer, violinist, and recording engineer. He has developed a talent for all styles of music and his engineering and drumming can be found on countless albums nationwide. Because of his extensive knowledge and background, he possesses an incredible ear for recording, and uses his training, experience, and expertise, along with a Pro Tools based system to facilitate his creativity. MyOnlineDrummer.com provides top quality drum tracks for solo musicians, producers, artists, bands, and anyone else looking to add a professional touch to their songs.

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DREAM JOB/POSITION

WHEN I'M NOT WORKING

Family Hiking Climbing Skiing Wakeboarding Playing Music

PROJECT I'M CURRENTLY WORKING ON

Mormon Choir of Washington DC - recording, editing, mixing, mastering.

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