Nhick Ramiro Pacis 
Piano-violin arrangement of a Filipino folk tune of the same title using the Black Grand and a violin solo patch from Garritan Personal Orchestra. “Si Nanay Si Tatay” is a very popular folk song from Southern Luzon (Bicol), Philippines.
I’ve been in this business for as long as I can remember and through the years, I have developed my own musical formulas that are proven to invoke all kinds of emotions to a vast number of listeners. In a lot of ways, I have become an emotional techie to people who wish to listen to my music.
“My Loft” is an improvisation on the piano and recorded live. Another sentimental moment at my apartment back when I had my own.
“After We Said Goodnight” is a piano improvisation straight to recording. This was one of my sentimental moments where I wanted to make a music diary which proved too time-consuming.
“Solitary Weekend” is a piano improvisation straight to recording. This was one of my sentimental moments and I wanted to make a music diary which proved too time-consuming.
“Quasifuga” is a demo song for the Garritan Personal Orchestra (GPO), first edition. This uses the solo strings patches which I loved. I especially like the pizzicato patches for their very realistic sound!
This is Snow, my dog in Manila – he is a full-breed Japanese Spitz. A feisty little bugger with a huge huge heart! I surely miss him!
Second of the “Singkil” series of works. This is a composition for angklung and ethnic instruments based on a traditional Southern Philippine Moslem dance form. This is performed live by the Musikong Kawayan Bamboo Ensemble.
My own arrangement of the Christmas tune “God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen” with hint of Celtic. The song was recorded using my old keyboard synth, Roland XP-30. I still use it up to now.