Everything Carpenter is good. So I tried to make this good too.

Carpenter Hotline (Beta Mix)

So here's  attempt number 6 at making something in Logic. Learnt a few new things along the way, fairly happy with this track but don't feel it's unique enough at present - perhaps it's my over zealous use of arpeggiators that means things are on the 'busy' side, sound wise, this said I like the breakdown. But it's not about me, what do YOU think?

Sprint

Time for demo number 10! tried a couple of other ideas and abandoned them. I've found some new sounds this time, again combining the Oberheim emulator with the LePou guitar amp and cab sim.

Not really convinced with this one as a completed track, its more a bunch of ideas, but I'm still learning! oh and hey the title is a homage to Vince Di Cola, if you haven't heard him, check out the Rocky IV soundtrack ;) hope you enjoy, sound off with your thoughts!

Thought i'd make a graphic this time to reflect what I might write songs as (Gold&Stone) should I ever make something i'm happy to release.

Vince Pepsi

This is my 12th track on the path to learning logic pro x / electronic music production. This time I wanted to work out guitar and bass vs synthesis. I started with a guitar riff that I then sliced and used a sampler to play other riffs with. Then I'm using the trusty oberheim and a bit of moog for background interest synth wise. Also tried some techniques to actually 'master' this time, though it probably sounds a mess of compression to be honest.

The main thing I like about this is I feel like I'm getting towards something I can play live with my bandmates, so combining these techniques is something I am happy to be heading towards. What do you think?

Quinn

A superquick sketch of a track getting back on the logic pro train.

Scandal!

A quick tune done for my podcast 'WATcast' available at http://watcast.net or follow @watcast on twitter.

WATcast Theme

Trying to make music you want in your ears.

willgoldstone