In my parody of Ode to Joy, I put a little bit of a horror vibe to it. Some conflicts here and there such as some part of the parody being deleted. Besides that, I didn't really put any thought into what I was doing at first, At first I put a reggae feel to it, Though I felt like I had to share what I really am so I added some machine gun and a screaming effect. I kept most of the original piece except for some parts that sounded obnoxious when just listening to the section itself. Instead I deleted 2 of the projects that weren't that important to me. I didn't bother with the texture of the project. The texture itself doesn't really change, cause it felt like the texture made everything matter, thought it didn't because my project doesn't have a really thick texture and people are still interested. I kept the tempo at 150BPM, I wanted to get to the point of the song and didn't want to make it too long, about 20 seconds or so. That made a difference because I want my song to get to the interesting part real quick. Though other might take 3 minutes and it's still good, that's what I thought my project could do. What I was also trying to do was to shock the audience into thinking it's a normal Ode to Joy parody, though near the end there's going to be quite a surprise for them. The program I used to make this piece was Mixcraft. Mixcraft is a great program I've been using for quite some years, great amounts of sound, easy to use, great program, everyone willing to make a wonderful piece. Though it's not cheap, about $75 which is not a great price for a program, but it's a program for artist starting up for making a mix. 

Ode to Joy Dark Nights

One of my projects in which I put a lot of thought into putting out there. No backstory or background behind this piece. Just downloaded a bunch of songs from a few mates at vgmusic.com and edited some parts in and out, and this turned out. 

Adam O @ TAS