Daniel Fisher was an "Associate Professor of Music Synthesis" at Berklee College of Music, in Boston, for the past 5 years. Daniel now designs soundware, tutorials, and other value-added products for Sweetwater Sound.

A former Staff Sergeant with the United States Army, Daniel started in "Digital Multi-Channel Communications" but was later discovered by a General in Signal Corps who heard him jamming at the local Army club. Fisher then spent 2 years touring Europe with the 84th Army Band followed by 2 years across the United States with the "US Army Rock Band".

After the Army, Daniel received dual degrees in "Music Synthesis" and "Music Production & Engineering" from Berklee College in Boston. He spent several years as a Soundware Engineer for Kurzweil Music Systems, and then went on to become the Director of Soundware Engineering at Sweetwater Sound where he headed the creation of over 20 CD-ROMs and synthesizer programs for Kurzweil, Alesis, Korg, Yamaha, E-MU,and TC Electronic.

During the early part of the 1994 "Pulse Tour" Daniel provided technical assistance on Pink Floyd's Kurzweil synthesizers and had the opportunity to have dinner with them and work on-stage during their soundchecks at Sullivan Stadium, MA. Daniel was one of the founding members and keyboardist for Pink Voyd [http://PinkVoyd.com] for 6 years. After returning to the mid-west, Daniel spent a year assembling the experienced team of musicians now known as Pink Droyd.