Look Out!
Here’s some more music I’ve been working on!
Click me! (Yes I’ve been listening to a lot of Trivium lately)
EDIT on 7-24-07.
The music is now updated with a newer version.
2 CommentsNoises
It’s been a while since I put any sort of music up on here. It had also been a while since I’d played around with Reason at all. Two birds were killed with one stone folks! I made up a little thing that sounds like a summer night thunder storm with plenty of rain and wind. Hope you like it:
Download (~1.6Mb)
From that Electronic Music class…. a video.
The final project for my class was to make a soundtrack to go along with a short video clip. We didn’t have to make the video ourselves, but I decided that it would be fun to do so. Here’s the movie that I made: …of the Carrot (in a nicely deucenet formatted page)
or …of the Carrot (in all of its google video splendor)
By the way, I got an A on this project.
More Music from that Electronic Music class I’m taking
The assignment this time was to take 15 seconds of audio and turn it into a 90 second piece. What I did was go around campus sampling different doors and also an organ. I took those samples and a few other sounds and made this piece, entitled Dorgans (Doors and organs).
Download (~1.3Mb)
Electronic Music (Again)
Well, here’s my second project from that electronic music class I’m taking. This time my teacher allowed us to actually use a beat in the music! Yay! If anyone out there is a Mistaken Identity (my old band) fan, then you might just recognize some parts of this one.
Download (~1.4Mb)
Electronic Music
This semester I’m taking a computer music class, and our first project was to create some non-traditional music. (no identifiable pulse or melody). Here’s what I did:
Download (~1.3Mb)
Some More Music
Well I was a bit bored today, so I figured I’d record something I’ve been working on over the last few days. It’s still kinda rough, but like I said, I was bored.
Download (~1.9Mb)
Let me know what you think.
Song: Quotidian
I’ve been messing around with the USB interface on my Line 6 POD XT Live for recording guitar, and it turns out that it gives me a very nice signal with no noise. Using this new method of recording, I made this song, which I have named “Quotidian” for no reason other than it’s fun to say. Enjoy.
Download Quotidian (~1.2Mb)
Check out the sweet stereo seperation on the harmonized lead at the beginning.
Gigantic Robot
Well here it is: The first take on the theme song for www.giganticrobot.com
My friend Ross and I wrote and recorded it.
