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This is the third project for Sound 1. It involves taking samples and beats and creating a track from them.

OK so only pay attention to the first 26 seconds of this one because i'm still working on the rest.. it's going to sounds really good once it's finished so just be patient!

Project 2 - Using field recordings to document a space/narrative. Logic Pro, 2009

An old Jim Reeves song recorded by my dad, Quentin.

One of his very favorite songs Hey All, If you like listening to my Dad, here is a link to his grandaughter (my daughter) who has obviously inherited his talent, singing at a karaoke restaurant. Its a competition she's entered so please vote…

ah fixed the drum track, I think it's a little better now

Series of live recordings and samples chopped up to make the beat. 3 improvised guitar tracks over the top. I wanted this piece to act as a narrative calm at first, but after the sample, "- its the polite thing to do." the piece transitions giving…

This is a song about having all your dreams and everything you work for and hope for and long for, being so close you can taste it, yet you're to far to have it. It deals with the helpless emotions and fears of failure one feels that keep them…

this song based on lyrics by kompoz.com member dirtywordholiday

someones coming for ya slipping over the tiles they're looking right up at ya with their stalky little eyes little stomach footed thing making a beeline for ya winding a silvery trail by the light of the moon kiss the snail you know…

The song consists eight different patterns, which lengths varies from 12 to 16 bars. Most of the particular pattern is rest, which varies from 5 bars to 15 bars. In the beginning of the song each pattern starts simultanously, but because the patterns…

This track hasnt started off sounding anything like this. I had a drum beat in my head, so I keyed it into my laptop, then edited it around and it ended up like this. then i recorded everything, and just as i was about to save it.. EVERYTHING…

Original ambient tune. It does need work (and is definitely missing something) so I'd welcome your feedback!