Here is a new orchestral sketch for a cinematic montage or short ad or something. What do you picture when you hear this? PlayStop
Here are a few new tracks from early 2022 that I've been working on for various reasons, mostly as concept pieces for video trailer soundtracks. Also testing out a new player called Wavesurfer that uses waveforms. Still needs some work on the buttons, but I'm digging the shortcode and waveform display! What do you think? "Rising Tide" - Epic, Orchestral, Cinematic - Fm / 100bpm PlayStop "Elevation" - Solo Piano, Cinematic - Em PlayStop "Action Adventure" - Epic, Orchestral, Cinematic - Cm / 92bpm PlayStop "Mysterious Evolution" - Electronic, Cinematic - Am / 125 bpm PlayStop "Easy Breezy" - Dreamy,…
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Here is a quick sampling of a rough studio mix of some mostly new compositions since Summer 2021. A few were inspired by my recent Southwest tour with my brother Dave and studio sessions we had in Austin, TX. Some were also written after the Renegade Burn (nonBurn?) this year that was held on the Black Rock Desert despite no official organization or support. Also, there are two tracks in here from some recent game music explorations I have done, submissions for the adventure game Exo: Into Starlight by Superframe Media. Lest I forget, I have also included parts from…
All of them! LOL! But, keep reading if you want to know which one individually takes the crown. Also, let's all acknowledge this is totally subjective. Everyone will have their own experiences. These are obviously insights drawn from my experiences. They're based on a bunch of criteria, mostly use cases. Actual use cases, tangible experience and general utility as well as looking at the overall facility as an "all-in-one production" studio. Here are some of the primary criteria we'll be looking at in broad strokes. Controls / KnobsSynthsDrumsFX ModulationArrangerSong ModeTrack Count I/0ProsConsSummary Ok, so there have definitely been great reviews…
