Original multitrack Classical music arrangements

Hi there! Here's a little history of how this channel came about:

My first multitrack experiment happened when I was about 12. I did the last movement of Brandendburg 4 on 4 clarinets by taping one part, then recording the taped part plus adding the next part live a total 4 times (some people who grew up in the 80s can surely recognize this process). Needless to say, the end result was pretty ghastly. But I remember the feeling of having all the parts intertwine. I was inspired to go further with it, but armed with my little tape recorder, there was a limit to what I could do. However, I knew I was hooked for life. When I was at conservatory, a friend had an Alesis ADAT that I played around with. I was a clarinet major by that time, and decided to do several Renaissance dances since I was in the process of studying that style. It was lots of fun. I also attempted the first movement of Brandenburg 3 with 10 clarinets, but I didn't know how to edit or punch in (and had no interest in learning) and so that project got abandoned pretty quickly.

When I moved to Denmark in 1999, I was doing a degree at the Conservatory in Performance and here they had a special course coupled to that program that involved music technology and recording. After I graduated, I started building a simple Pro Tools studio. The serious multi-tracking began, both for fun and for profit. Later on, I switched to Logic Pro for mixing, recording, and editing.

Thank you for reading this and for viewing my channel. I would absolutely love it if you subscribed and/or commented on my videos. In my 15 years as performing musician, I've received some of the most moving comments and encouraging feedback right here on YouTube. I've been inspired to invest all I have into this project, thanks to the connection with people here, and to your support.

Some people ask about the gear I use so here are a few highlights, in no particular order:
Macbook Pro 17", second gen.
Alesis IO26 Firewire Audio Interface
Røde NT-2000 Condensor Mic
Røde NT-5 Stereo Pair Mics
Logic Pro 9 for all audio work
Max 5 for software development
iShowu for screen capture
MPEG Streamclip for video conversion
Final Cut Express 4 for multitrack video editing
Quick TIme Pro 7 and version X for further conversion and effects