Mark is an award-winning engineer/producer with over 20 years experience in both music and corporate recording. His easy-going manner, formidable recording and mixing chops as well as his great collection of both recording and musical gear keep his clients coming back for more.

Mark's recording philosophy is simple - "I always do my best to make it easy for my clients to create music, not just record takes." He runs his sessions with an effortless efficiency - things go smooth, fast and angst-free. This "no problem" vibe makes it easy for every artist to give their best performance.

Every engineer has their own distinctive sound, Mark is all about clarity and groove. This doesn't mean that he's a one-trick pony - he's done classic rock, blues, country, old-timey acoustic, jam bands, Celtic, jazz, alt-rock, fusion, emo and nu-metal, all with equally impressive results. Mark also has a comprehensive knowledge of classic recorded sounds and the skills to get them.

Some of the personal gear that Mark makes available to his clients: Soundelux U-195 mic, Royer R-121 ribbon mic, Neumann KM-184 matched pair, Great River MP-1NV mic pre, Empirical Labs Distressor, 1957 Telecaster, PRS CE24 guitar, Les Paul Special and Classic guitars, Danelectro 12-string, Danelectro Longhorn Bass, Taylor 410 acoustic, Marshall JCM800, Fender BF Bassman and Pro Jr. amps, NAU Engineering boutique 20W and JTM-45 amps, and about a million cool pedals.

Mark is the author/producer of "The Interactive Guide to Home Recording," the first CD-ROM on recording and mixing techniques. He is also currently the moderator of The Recording Forum at www.harmony-central.com, the largest site on the web for musician's resources.

For a sampler CD of some of Mark's work, please contact him at mark@GFImusic.com.