Earliest track of mine currently on this site, composed/produced in mid 2006 using Logic 5, Novation V-Station, EXS-24mkII and others in Logic's Instrument Library.

Focusing mainly on the hard trance genre, as that was where my interest lay at the time, and some of the inspiration from this track came from my entry to a remix competition not long before.

Jump two years ahead to a track I submitted as an assignment for "Electronic Music Production" in second year Music Industry. The whole idea of this track was to compose a piece around synth patches developed in the class for Logic's ES1, ES2 and Sculpture synths.

As it was a project completed in class, I used Logic 7 and only the built in instruments listed above, along with the EXS24mkII and Ultrabeat.

Another assignment, this time for "Music and Artistic Production." The premise of this assignment was to record and produce a "release-quality" song based on a demo given in class.

This was a big experiment for me, as I had never worked with a vocalist prior, and the genre is far different to what I'm used to using.

Used Logic 8 for this one, along with EXS24mkII, ES1, Korg's Poly Six and Mono/Poly VIs.

Back to 2006, this track was completed shorty after Resist, again using the same instruments. Hearing a (still) unfinished sample of Rowe's track, I began to get the urge to use the melody in a production of my own.

With his permission this was the result (and was quite well received by those I played it to).

Was working on this track concurrently with my "Paradise Now" remix, infact completed this the day after I completed "Paradise Now," but there's not much similiarity between the two tracks.

This track was a "remix" of the Russian pop song by Ruki Vverh to play at a Russian friend's 18th, and I essentially only sampled segments of the original track, and added my own acid and "hardstyle" riffs, using Logic 5, AudioRealism's BassLine (great 303 sound!) and Korg's Legacy Cell.

Another remix of one of Rowe's tracks, this one is slower paced and more electro. First time using Pro Tools 7 for this sort of work (also handed in as an assignment for Digital Audio Editing). Using samples from the original track, Korg's MS20 for the bassline and an organ patch from WayOutWare's timewARP 2600 Lite.

Still unfinished, and I may work on it in the future.

The final track on the page (for now) is also another assignment - a remix of a jazz song, that no longer sounds like a jazz song. Vocals were heavily effected, and the only original part of the song I used was a short Viola phrase which, in my opinion, works quite well.

Used Logic 8, ES2, ESX24mkII, Korg's Legacy Cell and the Wilhelm Scream.