Bryan Little is a friendly Computer IT professional with over eight years working multi-billion dollar “bio-tech” and government agencies in the network / computer field. Dedicated professional with Comptia’s A+ and Network + certifications. Installed system wide upgrades on over 3000 computers using Microsoft’s remote installation services (RIS) and Symantec’s ghost. Build and Design FiOS Test Labs, develop custom Mac Xserve servers for imaging, and integrate an award-winning database for asset control.

Offering fast same day on-site computer repair at extremely competitive rates, you can be assured that the security and privacy of your PC data is in professional care.

“Service Without Compromise”

Residential / Small Business PC Services:

• On-site Cisco Router & Switch Configurations
• Linux Server Builds (Ubuntu Server, Fedora, CentOS)
• Computer Repairs and Upgrades
• Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g troubleshooting & Repair
• Mac OS X Experience (Logic Pro, Studio Recording)
• IT Consulting
• Laptops, Desktops, Servers, PC Apple Mac
• Hardware, Software, Desktop Support
• Voice and Data Cabling
• Printers and Print Servers
• Networking
• Workgroups / Domains
• Spyware and Adware Removal
• Complete System Tune-up’s
• System Integration
• Web Design, WordPress and Web Server Management
• Data Recovery
• Training

Do you need a new sound for that movie, website or production?

I have the ability to do that really well!

Highly Experienced in home recording and composing in my studio with Apple Logic Pro, Native Instruments, Reason and Pro Tools.

I can compose genres in classical, ambient, new age, rock, country, trance or electronic.

In my music I love to emphasize an adrenaline rush of melodic patterns, electronic beats, or hard-hitting guitar riffs.

I am also a full time server admin for Verizon.

I have studied music and piano since the age of 14 (about 23 years now)

• Piano studies with the late Dorothy Buss, concert pianist and accomplished concert violinist
• CFNI Music Program in Dallas, TX.
• College of the Ozarks Music School in Branson, Mo.
• Frederick community college in Frederick, MD

You can find samples of of my work here:

http://www.reverbnation.com/bryanlittle

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I’m not really sure how old I was when I got the gift for Christmas, but I remember thinking it was a pretty impressive piece of electronic hardware. It was really cool looking (technologically speaking), and I was awfully proud to own it. It certainly made for lots of fun times.

What was this high-tech gift, you ask? Why, it was a tape recorder! It was a monographic, reel to reel tape deck that came with itís own plug-in microphone. I could hold that mic up to my transistor radio’s speaker and record songs onto tape. I could also play the guitar and sing and record every second of it. I could even hide and record conversations from unsuspecting family members. I was in recording heaven!

Years later I owned an 8 track stereo recording deck (ok, that was a mistake). At another point in time I had a stereo cassette recording deck that would physically flip the tape over when one side was finished recording or playing. Now I own a more conventional stereo dual cassette deck, but I no longer use it for recording or much of anything else for that matter.

All my recording is now done on my computer. The audio and midi software available today for computer recording is quite amazing. You can record multiple tracks, edit the recordings and add special effects as desired. Many of the audio recording programs come with their own native special effects such as reverb, compression, flanger, and chorus, to name a few. Some of the recording software can also accept third party effects such as vocal removers, tube amp effects and many more.

Multitrack recording software allows for recording various live instruments, vocals, etc, onto individual tracks. After recording one track, you can play it back while recording another. Once finished, you can mix all the individual tracks down into one stereo track. Some recording software will import and record both audio and MIDI, some audio only. If you have a MIDI keyboard or other MIDI instrument, be sure to pick software that handles both formats.

Creating a simple home audio recording studio is easy. In addition to software, an audio and/or midi interface will allow you to plug all kinds of audio components, microphones and instruments into your computer for live recording, recording from tape or even from your old vinyl lp’s. You can also use a home stereo system as an interface for audio components by running cables to it from your computers sound card. A laptop with recording software and a USB interface can serve as a totally portable recording studio. And again, if you have MIDI instruments, be sure to get an interface that will allow connecting them in addition to audio components and instruments.

The digital revolution has made music recording easily available to anyone with a computer. If you enjoy music and want to do more than just download mp3ís from the Internet, get some multitrack recording software and start your own home sound studio.

O.K. Now you’ve finally purchased your beloved iPod and your ready to listen to some tunes. Unfortunately the headset that came with it are for crap! Who wants to waste their time listening to poor audio on an expensive iPod. You want gear that will match the quality of your iPod and offer the best sound quality possible. Good news is there is a HUGE selection of quality headphones. A wide range of styles, quality, and prices. Don’t waste your time with the crap missing out on what music should sound like. Don’t be afraid to try something new and know that mixing brands is o.k.. When it is time to shop for headphones consider the following.

Fit: Fit can make a huge difference in terms of sound quality believe it or not. Ear bud headphones fit into the ear canal but don’t enclose the ear as a result of this other sounds can interfere with what your listening to. In turn ear bud users turn up the volume which damages the ears. Ear buds can also be rather uncomfortable. This type of headphone is the kind that came with your iPod.

An excellent alternative to ear buds are the enclosed model of earphones with padding. This type of headphone contains what is called a dynamic transducer, and in my opinion offers the best type of audio listening experience. Another type of headphones is headsets that fit tightly on the head or wrap around the head DJ style.

Another alternative are the Canal Phones. These are designed to fit comfortably inside the ear canal and provide better sound with more isolation and good bass. Canal phones are considered to be more effective and safer than other headphones. They are able to eliminate most of the external noise. Which in turn means you wont have to turn up the volume in order to hear it, reducing the possibility of hearing loss. The lesson here is find headphones that block external noise, then you wont have to turn up your volume!

A nifty feature on some enclosed headphones is a noise cancellation feature. This is used when there is a hissing, or you can hear external noises which lessens your listening experience. All you have to do is flip a switch to take advantage of this feature. The background noise will be canceled out and all you hear is sweet music to your ears!

Wireless headphones are also another great feature available for people on the go who don’t want to be tied down. The one draw back is wireless headphones usually have a small broadcasting range. Try and find one that offers a good range so you can wander far and wide!

Posted a new song called “INTRINSIC”
You could say its part 2 of the Dm Song I did last week,
but much happier in chord structure.

UFS began in the summer of 2006 when two IT professionals discovered that they both shared a common love for music and technology.

We are an adrenaline rush of melodic patterns, drums, electronic beats, hard-hitting grand pianos and guitars.

It is our goal to use the professional element of technology into every facet of our music, to achieve a new sound for a new era, and at the same time just have fun!

Bryan Little:  Grand Piano, Drums, electronic rhythms, mixing, production and harmonica
Rob Lyons: Guitar, Bass, mixing and production