What is the difference between Cosine and Elements of Cosine?
Cosine is an “electric band” consisting of guitar, bass, drums, keyboards and vocals depending on the venue. Elements of Cosine on the other hand was created initially to be an acoustic group consisting of guitar, bass and drums and/or vocals. The selection of music may be similar to the electric band, which would be inclusive of some cover songs. However the interpretation may be slightly different. This is a “pet” project of Mark’s and we try to have fun with it. It has worked extremely well for some corporate and small nightclubs. A lot of people like the “un-plugged sound.”.
What if I have other questions that are not answered in this page?
You may contact Mark or Imelle, and we will contact you within 24 hours. Thank you very much for your interest in the Cosine Band and Imelle.com organization. Our aim is to entertain.
What instruments does the Cosine members uses?
Like all professional musicians, we use the best quality instruments to perform well and to sound great! But sometimes it isn't the most expensive instrument to sound great (it is usually the musician behind the guitar, bass, etc. ). Tony Duncanson uses LP Galaxy series congas and African drums fabricated by master drum maker, Baile's African Drums. Wyndel Ficklin uses Alembic 5 string Ken Smith Design Proto J-5 basses; Amps-Gallien-kruger Ampeg; Cabinets by Eden Genz Benz and more... Mark Brooks uses guitar vintage Les Paul deluxe (gold top), Vintage Fender Stratocaster, PRS CE 24, Godin Synthe all acoustic guitar, Floyd uses Technic 1200s & Gemini CDT-05 turntables, Vestax Pro-05 mixer, Numark Headphones, Roland SP=404 sampler and Ed Brooks uses the Roland "V" drums.
Mark Brooks, Production Coordinator and VP of Cosine Band & Imelle.com
Imelle Brooks, President, Marketing Director & Booking Coordination of Imelle.com
Edward A Brooks, Finance and Collections for Cosine Band