I've started violin at 5 years old, studying until I passed the final classical exam 2007. Just after that, I moved on the technical sector, still really close to the music, with a 3 years Sound Technician formation in Paris (speciality : studio recording technics). So, then, I was ready for starting a more personal way for developing my own skills and interests. I learned thru varied technic / artistic approaches : violin, electric & acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo, bass, dbl bass, MIDI programming, analog/digital mixing/recording, live technician, electric/acoustic types of music, and others stuffs... Further enough for being able to work well with. For me, the knowledge of the "what's behind" grown up and went transposed to any approach I could have. Compose<>Perform<>Mix.. I want to make everything sound well, true, and satistfying. Now, I can say that my main interests are about acoustic and alive approaches, and the several ways to make them sound powerful. So, as you can see with this traumatic-english text about me, I'm French. And I'm actually living in Italy.