Angelle*~
July 1st, 2005, 04:59 pm
Hello people of the Ichigos Forum :)
I've been lurking quite a while now in this forum and decided to take the step and enter the de-lurk mode. ^^
About me:
Well, I won't go very far on this. I'll just say for now that I'm 22 and that I'm studying biology. :)
I've been composing songs since I was about 14, back then I used the guitar and sometimes the piano only. From this time I have like only one song left anymore (recorded, I mean)
Now, I compose all of my songs on piano/keyboard. I then transfer the notes to my notation programm (Noteworthy Composer), add whatever other instruments I want/like and save them as Midi. I go a step further: I load my Midi into Cubase SX, a really awesome programm (and it swallows more CPU than my poor laptop could ever give away... :cry: ) and basically put over each midi track a sampled instrument over it (or something like that..... :unsure: ), making my songs sound more of like a recording than Midi. I just started with this programm and since it never fails to crash on me everytime I use it, I'm learning quite slowly. Which means many of my songs are actually still quite MIDI sounding. Nothing against MIDI-like sounds but for my compositions I think I can become a weird perfectionist -wanting my songs to sound as "real" as possible without investing tons of money in hiring an orchestra or other people and a sound studio. ^^""
Phew. Quite long introduction in the end. ^^"
Anyways, you can download my songs from my site. Here's the direct link to the page containing all songs:
Songs here (http://www.kyouki.org/?page_id=3187)
Most songs are short and thus low on MB.
As for "type" of music I compose; well it's sort of slightly melancholic, easy listening/background music stuff. This is what I want to specialize on, btw. ^^
My weaknesses are rhythmic things like adding percussion or making songs really poppy like banging chords on the piano for more than 5 seconds...has always been my weakness, sadly T_T ...so you won't be finding much of that from me.
I would be ever so grateful on improvement tips, or any other friendly comment :)
I've been lurking quite a while now in this forum and decided to take the step and enter the de-lurk mode. ^^
About me:
Well, I won't go very far on this. I'll just say for now that I'm 22 and that I'm studying biology. :)
I've been composing songs since I was about 14, back then I used the guitar and sometimes the piano only. From this time I have like only one song left anymore (recorded, I mean)
Now, I compose all of my songs on piano/keyboard. I then transfer the notes to my notation programm (Noteworthy Composer), add whatever other instruments I want/like and save them as Midi. I go a step further: I load my Midi into Cubase SX, a really awesome programm (and it swallows more CPU than my poor laptop could ever give away... :cry: ) and basically put over each midi track a sampled instrument over it (or something like that..... :unsure: ), making my songs sound more of like a recording than Midi. I just started with this programm and since it never fails to crash on me everytime I use it, I'm learning quite slowly. Which means many of my songs are actually still quite MIDI sounding. Nothing against MIDI-like sounds but for my compositions I think I can become a weird perfectionist -wanting my songs to sound as "real" as possible without investing tons of money in hiring an orchestra or other people and a sound studio. ^^""
Phew. Quite long introduction in the end. ^^"
Anyways, you can download my songs from my site. Here's the direct link to the page containing all songs:
Songs here (http://www.kyouki.org/?page_id=3187)
Most songs are short and thus low on MB.
As for "type" of music I compose; well it's sort of slightly melancholic, easy listening/background music stuff. This is what I want to specialize on, btw. ^^
My weaknesses are rhythmic things like adding percussion or making songs really poppy like banging chords on the piano for more than 5 seconds...has always been my weakness, sadly T_T ...so you won't be finding much of that from me.
I would be ever so grateful on improvement tips, or any other friendly comment :)