As part of the project to compose, record, and release my first collection of music (Romantic Vignettes), I had the chance to play recording engineer for a day. At my pianist's house (Laure Struber), I set up four microphones with cables running to a makeshift sound booth: two cardioid AKG451s inside the piano and two sE4 omni mics to grab the room tone. It was a super fun day! Very gratifying to hear my work come to life under such capable hands (THANK YOU Laure!!).

These are self-made demos, you can find the professional studio version up on my YouTube and Spotify! (They'll be up within the next few weeks).

Last thing. The final track is a sped up version of Remember the Aspen Grove. I stumbled upon the sound while listening through the album on x3 speed (just checking for major issues) and thought it has a special je ne sais quoi kind of feel. I love running into these things so randomly, now I want to use that trick in the next game I write for - very sound design, very good :drooling_emoji:

5 To A Spring Love

Composer and sound designer. Currently studying at DigiPen Institute of Technology.

5 To A Spring Love

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