This is just an 8-bit conversion i've done out of boredom of Final Fantasy's - To Zanarkand. Enjoy

Bit-Zanarkand

This song is apart of a concept i created. the concept was playing around with interchangeable fragments of a film (and its music). The idea of different alternate endings, middles and beginnings as well as different chronological orders. This meant that one film totally at three minutes long transformed into 162 unique viewing experiences, resulting in 486 minutes worth of footage and music. 

The Tiger That Heard Power

The Rabbit That Saw Fear

My first composition work for university. 

With a limit of length, I want to expand on this and edit it up tighter. x

Tempête De Neige

just messing around with synths and wubwub (first time trying to create anything like this but it has been fun so far) 

Gotye Chipstep

i have had enough of this song... BLERGH! 

Somebody Chipstep

Shown during a lecture i have created a piece where i experiment with different outcomes of text performance. 

I like the final outcome and have learnt a few mistakes on the way. ONWARDS AND UPWARDS! 

Messing Around With ixi Lang

Listen through headphones.

My music technology project is based on the stress and anxiety of everyday life, focusing on the lifestyle of students and office workers whom work within confined spaces and limited time frames. It is said that stress increasing our vigilance and sense or urgency, whether it is about work or simply deciding what to wear, so it is a fundamental function within us to assist in deciding what to do with ourselves. 
I named my piece “Trepidation” as I felt its definition fitted well with the irony I wanted to portray in my project on stress. The word “trepidation” relates to the feeling of fear or anxiety to something that may happen, the fear of anticipation. The word also relates to a trembling motion that I wanted to fit within my piece by the bass drone phasing in and out. 

Trepidation.

This is one of my second year compositions. The assessment was to create a piece in a sonata form in any style we wanted. My piece took inspiration from one of Aesop's renowned fables - The tortoise and the hare, where both characters have contrasting themes in the fable that I wanted to depict. 

Vincent Spencer Smith