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This little ditty I composed during a uni lecture. Using logic pro. Just experimentation.

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"Nice dragging and dropping skills there..."

by: LenardNotLenny

date: February 23, 2009

You have really nimble fingers there. I mean, it does take a lot of skill to place a Garageband loop in a timeline...

February 26, 2009

Author's Response:

You'd be surprised, the good lord only blessed me with pointy and thumb-pinky.

Anyway I've only just started learning so I don't expect any praise. You might want to work on that anger management or you'll end up pushing your mom down the stairs, if she's still alive.

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Score: 8

"Don't eat batteries."

by: InvisibleObserver

date: February 17, 2009

And sounding basic isn't bad.

Any one listening can tell that your new to making music, and it does sound as if some presets were used. Most people will tell you thats a bad thing, but as far as I'm concerned, you've done what it takes to make something appropriate to your skill level, that sounds good. Its that trait which in my mind sets apart the people who have some skill in this business from those who just throw stuff together hoping it turns out ok.

Keep it up, dabble in the world of music some more.

On a side note... Lenkobiscuits comment made me "Lol".

February 17, 2009

Author's Response:

Thank you for the positive comment, as you know i've not spend much time making music yet but I enjoyed using the program so much I'd love to practice more. I like logic pro but don't own a mac so I'd like to know what software you would recommend as a PC counterpart? Thanks.
Also on lenko's comment, he is on the same course as me at uni and is just trying to annoy me because I like NIN. lol

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Score: 2

"sounds like garageband to me"

by: Chieftx

date: February 12, 2009

In fact I recognize every single one of those patterns you used.
nothing ground breaking, you should pay more attention in school. lol.

February 13, 2009

Author's Response:

Well I've only just started using the program and I never said I didn't use samples in logic pro. I was just happy with what I had done. You have a keen ear there.