On these pages will (eventually) be found information on recording audio, as well as MP3s of music I have composed, arranged and recorded myself.
Some of my work can also be found on SoundClick (link to follow once I have updated my SoundClick page), last.FM (currently uploading my music on to there), and also a project with which I am associated that can be found at: H2G2 Aviators Home page On the H2G2 Aviators site my work is useually credited under the name '2legs'.
Below on this page are links to various MP3 recordings of my own music. This content will hopefully be added to and updated as time permits.Click here now to Skip to the MP3 music section
As a blind musition for recording I use Cakewalk Sonar recording software. To access this I use the JAWS screen reader
On its own however JAWS would not work with Cakewalk Sonar were it not for the wonderful, and free JSonar and Hot Spot Clicker scripts.
I have put some links which I find useful on the Music Links page. and the Equipment page lists the equipment which I use.
This piece was recorded for a friend, as background music to accompany their video footage of a trip to China. The piece is ment to sound 'oriental' but at least to my ears it has a more Middle Easturn flavour to the tune...
If you'd like to see/hear the full version, with my backing music, and my friend's narration and video footage, it is availible here on youTube: Video And narration with China Music
Largely these songs are very simple rock songs, with me twiddling about on the guitar extremely badly. Both these I think use the Variax 700 Electric guitar.
Never quite happy with the sound of these, and some of them will eventually be re-recorded, and re-mastered to hopefully achieve the end result I was after with each. I should have a whole albums worth of dub songs I've written if they can be retrieved off of an old harddrive....
Again, the sound on these is almost but not quite what I wanted, but overall more happy with these recordings.
These may or may not eventually be turned into something I'm a bit happier with; Some of these were recorded with Cakewalk Sonar LE, some with Sonar Home Studeo, and some with older versions of Cakewalk Studeo edition (I now use Cakewalk Producer edition V8.X).
Unfortunately the master copies of most of these along with over a hundred other bits of various matterial not yet uploaded, is sitting on the harddrive taken from my deceased computer...