A group project from 2007 (I think) at Confetti Institute of creative technologies, Nottingham. This was one of our first projects to get us use to the studio environment, setting up mics, patching, routining and so on using Cubase.

All instruments were done by independent  musicians who came in for the day to help, sorry can’t remember your names. 

All Vocals:
Matt Thornton
Nick Bryl
Paul Walker
Richard James

Fight for your right (to party) (Beastie Boys Cover)

Performers 
Alex Wardle - All Guitar parts
Christina Stolper -Main vocals/Female backing vocals
Paul Walker - Male backing vocals/Tambourine

Sound Engineers
Dave Woolley
Martin Straupenieks
Matt William
Michael Williams
Sophie O’Malley
Vaness Tarrier

Try (Nelly Furtado Cover)

This is one of my Uni projects for the Sonic Applications module back in 2011 at University of Derby, we had to perform a live track in a studio environment using various equipment. We had at our hands Ableton Live 8 software that we used for the drum loop and a Novation Launchpad to trigger it (done by yours truly). Jack on the very old yet very powerful Roland Jupiter-6 synthesizer and Pete with his own guitar and loop pedal. The bass was done by me on the Apple iPad and using David Guetta's Electrobeats app.
Admittedly the pressure got to us slightly and during the performance things went a little wrong (out of sync and so on).

credit where credit's due:
Jack Sawyer
Paul Walker
Pete Boxall

Live

Welcome to the archives of a BSc in Music Technology and Production graduate who has done nothing with his degree since graduating in 2015. 

My projects are a mix of college and university work from 2007 to 2015  where I expanded my music knowledge and now, forgot it all. 

Seriously, I’m so bad at music even I’m surprised I graduated. 

✌🏼

pjwalker

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