Eric's Demo

What, Effort?

Drums performed by Matt Rutkowski.
Shakers by this guy: http://www.freesound.org/people/marvman/


To Stop The Inevitable

This is the game cut of To Stop The Inevitable. All strings cut and kicks stopped at the beginning, cutting right to the chase.

Drums performed by Matt Rutkowski.
Shakers by this guy: http://www.freesound.org/people/marvman/

To Stop The Inevitable (Game Cut)

A very rough recording/production of a song using only bass.  Inspired by Billy Bragg.

Newport

A re-recording of a song I wrote in November 2003.  Like Newport, this was done using only bass.  Drums performed by Matt Rutkowski.  Needs more work as it's a bit overcompressed and a little muddy, but a half-decent headphone mix to say the least.

The ending sequence, made in Fruity Loops, was taken from the original recording (2003) to preserve a lingering sense of nostalgia.

I also got the clap from these guys:
http://www.freesound.org/people/menegass/
http://www.freesound.org/people/loofa/
http://www.freesound.org/people/DKifer

Sous La Lune

Written by Matt Rutkowski and myself.

A remix/different version of Wishing Well by Blink-182.

This is just a demo/work-in-progress.  Playing is a little sloppy.

Again, using only bass due to lack of a real guitar.

The song is somewhat inspired by Having An Average Weekend by Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet.  It also reminds me of most of the music from Kids in the Hall.

Northbound

A little experiment/rough mix.  If you're looking for dynamics, you probably won't find it here.  Waveform brick.

Used a cheesy soundfont saxophone for the main melody, and "borrowed" kick drums/snares from Sonic the Hedgehog 3 during some parts.  "Sorry".

Claps: http://www.freesound.org/people/loofa/
Sleighbells: http://www.freesound.org/people/Connum/
Breaths: http://www.freesound.org/people/audione/

Marooned In Antarctica With No Rum Left

A little ditty I made back in 2007.  The main sequence was created using only a kick drum sample.  The main melody was created with an old, cheap yamaha synthesizer.  Modem sounds at the end.  Prepare for 28.8k connectivity.

Requiem Ex Machina

A rough remix of a song written in 2004 by the same name.  Also known as "Open G".

Piano performed by Andrew Buran.

Original song written by John McCambridge, Matt and myself.

Lyrics:

This cannot be happening
Still this is all happening

New lives always glad-handed
Starlight's no longer candid
Overbearing

Neurons weren't built for
Soft songs, slow dances or
Serenading

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