Future Music presents a conversation between Eddie Thoneick and Future Music Magazine. He talks about his humble beginnings of sound manipulation with Atari and how he worked himself up to much higher end equipment. He went from analog to digital, gaining skills that he honed himself or gleaned from other people in the industry.
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