Down by the river on a friday night….

you do the Btown Boogie!

YEA!H! <—

ch-ch-ch-cheeeelin!

Green.

This was a project that we had to do using at least three audio effects.  I used classic reverb, acoustica compressor, acoustica delay. HOLLA!

Freaky Naughty <—click here

This song branched off of Ciara’s “Like a Boy.” Those that know the song will definitely recognize it. I took the chord changes and pretty much improv’ed off of it.  I gave it an atmospheric and space-y sound, combined with the illusion of a thunderstorm.

~*Nikki*~

Click here: <Storm Escape>

I wrote this song in dedication to all my loved ones, especially my son. I wanted it to be beautiful, soft, peaceful, and sweet…sort of like a lullaby. I wrote it for piano because I want to be able to play it in full whenever I want. Berceuse is french for lullaby.

~*Nikki*~

Click here:<Berceuse>

An “anonymous individual” refused to stop the “flow” of his profanity, despite what his partner chastised him about, so there is an angry undertone to the entire song, due to the frustration caused by his stubbornness. It’s all in a minor key and the chord changes foresee the coming of some monstrous thing. Therefore, this song will be entitled “Watch yo’ mouth.” The ending of the song sounds rough and unfinished, representing the effects that neglecting your morality will have during the course of a lifetime.

Click Here: <Watch yo\’ Mouth>

Moore Music by James Moore

The assignment for this piece was to make a composition using the Rapture software synthesizer.

In this piece, I originally designed it to have the same group of measures repeated throughout the piece, with the only variations being what instruments are playing. However, it evolved into what it is now.

This song was more of an experiment with the different soft synths in sonar. I wasn’t trying to do anything groundbreaking.

Click Here:detour