These synthesized samples are the fourth practical activity of the Music Technology Foundations online course of AdelaideX on edx.org.

I’ve made my samples with the web synthesizer provided by the course: https://lti-adx.adelaide.edu.au/music.technologies/midi-synth/

High chiptune

High bell tune

Flute tune

These samples with applied effects and transformations are the fifth practical activity of the Music Technology Foundations online course of AdelaideX on edx.org.

I’ve applied the effects and transformations with the Audacity desktop application: https://www.audacityteam.org/

Treble - From keyboard tone to bagpipe like sound

Pitch - From low to high pitch chiptune

Echo - From one to many bottle pops

Delay - From one to many bells

This track is the sixth practical activity and final project of the Music Technology Foundations online course of AdelaideX on edx.org.

I’ve made the track with the Ableton Live DAW, using the free trial: 
https://www.ableton.com/en/trial/

After learning the very basics of music making in the program from these two YouTube playlists:

•	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMg4Y4q6FQ0
•	https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoO2tOP2r-XsXH0lybWl9zMvYp3lpLF46 

In the track I’ve used a combination of drum racks, digital instruments, and samples. All are in the C Major key, with a project BPM of 120:

Drum rack: Cardboard kit
•	FX Digital Scrap
•	Guitar Jazz Mut (kick)

Drum rack: Halfstep Kit
•	Shaker

VST instruments:
•	Nature lead
•	MPE Mountain guitar

Samples used:
•	Crackling leaves
•	Whooping faucet
•	Wind howling

High chiptune

Bram Laurijsen

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