I needed to overcome my fear of finishing a track. For years I have been struggling to finish most projects I have started, without really managing to come even close. 

"Starflake Two" is a short, happy and uplifting tune, made to prove to myself it's really possible to create music without a musical ear. Please overlook the fact that I'm not musically skilled at all, I'm even having problems deciding if a tone is transposing up or down in some cases.

Also overlook that EQ'ing and mastering is not my cup of tea either, and I'm mastering in headphones since I don't have any studio monitors (only PC speakers).

The sound quality does not seem to be the best. SoundCloud is compressing the shit out of this song.

Instruments used:

Arturia SEM V2
D16 Group LuSH-101
KV331 Audio SynthMaster 2.8
Native Instruments Battery 4
Reveal Sound Spire
Rob Papen Blue-II
Rob Papen Predator

Starflake Two

This is my first track ever released. and has been on Spotify since 2012. I had purchased music equipment worth about $4000, but ended up making my first track in Propellerheads Reason. 

I still remember my finishing touches. I had been up all night, and went to bed at 9 am one summer morning in 2002.

Beyond Phantasy

This track was made for the annual SynthMaster Song Contest (2016), arranged by KV331. I didn't position among the first 20 contributions, but it was a great experience producing something on demand.

Desert Dreams

Working title; "Nothing Remains the Same". This is the finished song, "Whatever Remains".

Whatever Remains

This is the clean piano version of Whatever Remains.

Starflake Project