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Paul’s Music
Below is a list of most of my published music. Some of these tracks are as finished as I could make them, others are half-baked ideas I threw together in a single sitting (and never had a will to go back to), but which were in some way redeeming enough to bounce down into an mp3. Hopefully you will enjoy all of them, as I greatly enjoyed making them. I am listing them here in (rough) chronological order, with the most recent at the top.
Squishy Dance 2009
City Streets and Lights in the Evening 2009
Bass Legend 2008
Jazz Trap 2007
Silicone Smooth 2007
Electronicas 2007
The City 2007
The Sad Song of a Lamenting Droid. 2007
Movin’ On 2007
Benz Lex Beemers 2007
Patricia’s Birthday 2007
GRE Funk 2007
Generative 2006
Genesis 2006
bASS hOOK AND dRUMZ 2006
Drain the Bottle 2006
Oppressive Future 2006
Cheese Beats 2006
Thanks Ben and Jenny 2006
Hate My Job 2006
Weird Ambients 2006
Galloping 2006
Farther Shore 2006
Sunshine 2005
Hasten 2004
Hamamatsu (edit) 2004
For Emily (Deep Mix) 2001
Caroline (Monte Cristo Remix) 2000
These days I make my songs in Ableton Live and mix them in Adobe Audition (when I get that far - I’m terrible at finishing things). I use an Emu 0404 sound card, a Korg Electribe SMKII, an Emu X-board 49, and lots and lots of soft synths and effects plugins (many of which I thank Computer Music magazine for). If anyone ever wants to know more about a specific track, please just let me know, I’m more than happy to tell folk about how I put stuff together! The tracks above from 2004/05 were made in Sony Acid and Sound Forge, and the one’s from 2000/01 were done in Digidesign Pro Tools.
If you listen to the tracks above you will note that I don’t really have a specific ’style,’ but rather jump all over the map. This is fine with me because I’m not trying to sell my music, I make it because I love to do so.
If anyone has anything at all to say about any of the above tracks please leave a comment! I don’t really share my music much, so I’d really love to hear what people think.
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May 3rd, 2007
Posted by Paul in Uncategorized |
January 27th, 2008 at 2:17 am
Hi,
This is the English bloke at the bookstore that sold you the latest Computer Music… had a listen to some of your songs; good stuff!