SPEEDCOMP 45 - Make a track in only 30 minutes using the ten samples provided for download on the event page on the night.
Any audio software is welcome to use to make your song. Make anything you like - no genres or approaches are out of bounds. Maximum length of your track needs to be five minutes.
After 30 minutes please stop arranging your Speedcomp entry and listen back for a rough mixdown and render. There is no point using more than 30 minutes as this exists to see what one can do with a strict deadline to finalise a musical composition. There are no winners in Speedcomp.

Initiation 45

"No! You Can't" is a song created from set samples provided and only 30 minutes to use them and come up with a song arrangement for the Speedcomp 45 challenge. This was so much fun, first time trying.

No! You Can't

Null Object - Speedcomp 45

SPEEDCOMP 45 - Make a track in only 30 minutes using the ten samples provided for download on the event page on the night.
Any audio software is welcome to use to make your song. Make anything you like - no genres or approaches are out of bounds. Maximum length of your track needs to be five minutes.
After 30 minutes please stop arranging your Speedcomp entry and listen back for a rough mixdown and render. There is no point using more than 30 minutes as this exists to see what one can do with a strict deadline to finalise a musical composition. There are no winners in Speedcomp.
ONLY USE THE 10 SAMPLES OFFERED IN THE SAMPLE PACK.
The selector for Speedcomp 45 is NULL HYPOTHESIS from Melbourne, Australia

Speedcomp45 - can I get away with this?

Speed Comp 45. Samples by Null Hypothesis, mixed by EL Doman.

"Breading Fish"  NULL Hyothesis  REMIX by EL Doman 160 Bpm

This song was inspired by the tribute performance of Hallelujah that Toni Cornell and One Ruplic did after the passing of Chester Bennington who sung the same song at Chris Cornell's funeral only months beforehand. 

It got me thinking about all the amazing artists that lost the internal battle with their demons over the years, especially as being in the spotlight meant they had "Nowwhere To Run".

Nowhere To Run

Check out our acoustic cover mashup of Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics and Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes.

Nowhere To Run

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