M - Lord Part 1

M - Lord Part 2

'Uni Dub' is a piece of dub reggae that i produced as part of my year one work at Keele university where i studied music technology. The song is an exercise in sound recording and demonstrates my ability to record live instruments, including guitar and bass, and to mix and  master them.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Logic 

Uni Dub

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident is intended to precede a radio or television broadcast and allow an announcer to identify the channel and the forthcoming program.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 1 (Short and Sweet)

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident synchronises notes to the seconds of a clock to create a sense of time and is intended to be used just before a radio news program.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 2 (News at 7)

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident is an attempt to reciprocate the complex and innovative idents found on music radio stations by focusing on rhythm and anthemic motifs.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 3 (Broken Ident)

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident is intended to be used as an email or text message alert to draw the users attention to the arrival of a new message.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 4 (You've Got Mail)

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident is intended to be used in video games to accompany menu screens disappearing/appearing as a user proceeds through a game's settings.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 5 (Start Menu)

This is one of six idents I composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. This ident is inspired by the experimental idents on E4 and is intended to accompany a similarly experimental visual ident that identifies the channel and announces the next program.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition

Ident 6 (Dancing, Then Falling)

This is a piece of electroacoustic music composed as part of my year one work at Keele university where I studied music technology. The piece is so called because it aims to reflect the strange sounds of the London underground with abstract gestures and textures which occasionally break into rhythm as if passing a busker.

Credits:
Produced by Edward Owens

Software used:
Adobe Audition