| andy findon - one half of the amazing team who transformed the traditional irish music for the film under a coloured cap - a poet on any instrument you can blow into | chris foster - no one better to turn to when you need a choir or vocalist. any project is enhanced when chris gets his address book out |
| spitfire audio - creators of some of the best orchestral sample libraries around, lovingly recorded within the walls of Air Lyndhurst | dermot crehan - three times all ireland fiddle champion, dermot lent his skills to the film under a coloured cap, and went way beyond the call of duty during the sessions. a fabulous player and a total gent |
| bemuso.com - invaluable music industry resource, full of advice on how to, why to and when not to. always up to date and good for a giggle | sonic couture - these guys put together virtual instruments that always get the creative juices flowing, anything from a cristal baschet to a shagged 303 in its dying throes. wonderful |
| audio-times.com - audio and studio industry news, views and reviews, includes a monthly column from yours truly | hannibal acoustics - yorkshire based company who did all the hard work figuring out the acoustics of my studio and then supplied all the treatment to make it sound great |
| hollow sun - another virtual instrument developer with a unique approach. retro 'sounds from a forgotten future' is the theme, and it pays off time and again | vi control - public forum for composers and developers to discuss making music with computers. one of the best informed and friendly places on the net |
