Who here makes music?

Try PM'ing Intel Inside. He makes music.

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

Are u stoned while u play it?

Sig of the week.

Hey Red. I haven’t been recording anything for around 2 years but me and a friend recorded over 15 original songs before we went out separate ways. (Being in a band is such a pain in the ass sometimes) Then I got married + new job + new house etc. I love writing and recording my own stuff. I just started jamming with some friends so at least I’m playing my bass more and starting to write and recording a new set of songs in the hope of that one elusive great.

The last solo song I did was called bridge <A HREF="http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/10/logickill.html" target="_new">http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/10/logickill.html</A> I recorded it with DOP (not that great) and my old crappy ensoniq sound card. Download the MP3 version and crank it up for maximum effect. BTW I played all instruments (bass & guitar, nice bass but a really crappy guitar) and programmed the drums and synth. And yes that is me singing (or attempting to). It will at least give you an idea if the style I am going for.

Right now I’m using Sonar with an SW1000xg along with xgedit and a midi loopback program to make it all work together. The learning curve is pretty steep and I’m struggling a bit learning to harness all the MIDI prowess available. This new setup should sound way better with almost no noise.

It’s just scary how easy it is to let a year or two slip by just living life never recording a thing. I’m going to try and put some serious effort into getting back in it. Somebody mentioned making a game here at THG but that was the last I heard. I think it would be a lot of fun making music for games like Diablo.

Thx & Cya


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I bang my fists at my head sometimes (think monkey), music to my ears anyway.


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Very nice, a little Trent Reznor in there.

I'm very impressed by your bass playing, quite dynamic!

As far as making a game, that would be quite difficult, but the music would for sure be fun. My cousin's husband actually does that for, EA I think it is.

Best music from a game (besides the obvious ones like Metal Gear Solid 2) was from Tenchu: Stealth Assasins on the PSOne. Full array of organic musicians!

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Thx, NIN is one of my favorite artists.

You remember the music for Descent II, That was some good game music (probably would sound a little dated now thou).

Dose you cousin’s husband make a lot of money working for EA?

That would be a dream job for me.




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you must be thinking of behringer? btw, nice of you to post your chuch's donated setup, too bad you can't take it home huh?

"<b>AMD/VIA!</b>...you are <i>still</i> the weakest link, good bye!"

Oh boy, I never thought I'd side with AMDMeltdown over FatBurger, but I have to agree, Mackie makes some decent stuff dude.

Behringer, while not all bad, makes the cheapest junk available (aside for Yorkville and low end Peavey)

I would know, I have a Mackie board and a Eurodesk (behringer). But yeah, what's this about the church setup? Are you the engineer Burger.. or.???

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In what way do you mean? Noisy? Preamps? What is it about Mackie boards that sounds bad to you?

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