This track is inspired in part by video game music from the RPG’s of the 16bit, 32bit and Playstation era. I have been a fan of video game composers especially Nobuo Uematsu for a long time.

Their work ethic puts my one track a week project to shame, In later iterations of Final Fantasy for the Playstation hundreds of tracks were produced for a single game with a limited pallet of sounds and a short timeframe, yet the quality of the composition still shines through.

On Wail to the Moon I tried to replicate some of those sounds but add a bit more modern production to the piece. Listen to it by following the link below and tell me what you think:

In this track I layer many evolving pad textures to try to create something that will take many repeat listens to get your head arround its nuance.

Give it a listen below by clicking the link below and tell me what you think:

This Track Is my entrance into Novations Music competition every sound is made from the free novation sample library available currently on their site.
I used a total of 16 Drum samples and 5 other samples to make the entire tune. Changing the processing of these samples Every 16 bars to alter the tone of the track. The aim was to try to make something slightly ominous which gets more oppressive as the track shifts forward.

You can hear the track below:

Week sevens piece was a little rushed as I ran out of time making the track I aimed to do. I had to improvise by performing an old piece live, recording and then releasing is straight to weekly beats.

The Piece was created as part of a soundtrack for the film El Eco del Dolor de Mucha Gente, which I composed. Although it was my favourite piece it didn’t find a place in the film and has been on the shelf since. Maybe with some more time I will arrange it for more instruments but currently it will stay on piano.

You can here the track for week 7 below:

I’ve just realised my complacency when looking at my site. I have only posted the tracks I have been making up to week 5. I’m Now at week 9 so need to step up my game and make you aware of them all which I will do over this week.

The track for week 6 is a slower more insular ambient piece of music made on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 which was then mixed down with ableton live:

Listen to the track here: