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If you are interested in such things, you might wish to know what I've used to create my music. I lay out all of my scores in Noteworthy Composer (www.NoteWorthyComposer.com) by Noteworthy Software, and all of my sampling, editing and post-production are done in Syntrillium's CoolEdit Pro (www.syntrillium.com) and some tracks are created entirely from scratch in CoolEdit. The main thing which makes my music possible is a Creative Labs SoundBlaster Live soundcard, which enables me to load large banks of actual instrument samples and other sounds into memory and use them to play the scores which I have laid out through a MIDI player. Without this hardware, all of my music would sound like it was being played on a cheap "My First Keyboard" or the like.
Check out my really lame webpage!
I make a number of different sorts of music. What kind would you like to hear me make more of? Take my poll! Please?
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| A "Residents" style take on a Japanese folk song. The name means "Making Ricecakes."
Come with me and dance.... |
CD: Anachronism
Credits: Adrian Preston |
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| Musique Concrete: Half song, half sound painting. Inspired by Paul McCartney's "Liverpool Sound Collage" |
CD: Anachronism
Credits: Adrian Preston. Some vocal samples by Betsy Cyson |
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