An orchestral piece with a crap-pile of percussion because I was trying new mixing techniques.

Get it here: Full On

Enjoy!

Thanks to everyone who helped donate to make this piece happen.
Cheers, all!

String Impromptu Number 1

Bass busting techo remix? Oh yeah!
Super thanks to The Gothsicles for cranking this piece out.

Download from here: www.thegothsicles.com/
Follow them here: @thegothsicles
and while you’re at it…
Follow me here: @kmacleod

Donation drive for String Impromptu Number 1 is closed.

Thanks to everyone who participated!

It was here, then it was gone, and now it is back!
It is better organized, and has a new lower price for January!

Download all of the music on this site at once!
Complete incompetech mp3 files – $78

I got an email from Italy asking me to do music from Italy. So, sure, why not.
Also – Italian musicians – why are you not writing this stuff? I don’t mean to push into your territory… but there is very little available in the Creative Commons Tarantella area.
So now you all get a Tarantella named for a Brooklyn neighborhood.

Bushwick Tarantella

UPDATE
Looped version now available!

Cheers, all!

By popular demand, an epic orchestral piece.
The not popular part is the 7/4 time… Works out okay, though.

All This – the first piece of music for 2013!

Cheers all.

Medieval? Not really, Renaissance? again… not really. What most people think medieval music sounds like from a lifetime of video games? You bet!

Angevin – slow version
Angevin – faster loopable version – suitable for most fantasy video game applications.

Flute is from Cinesamples Cinewinds Pro
Lute is from Garageband Jam Pack World Music
Frame Drum is from EastWest Ra
Tambourine (in the fast loop version of this piece) is from EastWest Gypsy
Voices are from EastWest Symphonic Choirs

So, I can’t do a note-by-note video of this piece, due to slow computer.
But the audio production is just fine!

Space 1990

which is the exact same notes as

Space 1990-B

just produced a little differently.

Enjoys!

Okay, everybody – I know there are a bunch of tech wizards out there when it comes to this, so I’m asking for your help after a few days of failures…

What I want: Screen Record for Windows that produces
– Video file
– Audio file of system audio
– Audio file of Mic 1
– Audio file of Mic 2

Please note that the audio files are nut munged together.

Here is the closest I’ve gotten so far:
Fraps: Does not work, the audio is all mashed or missing a part.
Bandicam: Same deal.
Camtasia: Sort of works… it records all of the audio on distinct tracks, and then you can go in and mute out the tracks you don’t want and export the ones you do want. If there is a quick way to do this, I’d love to know!

So, I was thinking it might be possible to record the system audio in Fraps, and the mics in Audacity… but Audacity either gives me silence or extreme noise when recording anything.

I don’t mind the Camtastia option, but it is $300 – mainly for an editor that I don’t want and won’t use. (46 listed features; I want 5 of them.) That makes me sad.

Drop me a line if you got a suggestion! lord knows i tried everything i could find.

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Update! I was pointed at Debut Video Capture. It does not do multiple audio streams.
Update! I was directed to Dxtory. It would not install… it mentioned running the command line setup, and gave me no information on how to go about that.

Spectacular animation. No more info needed!

Moorland

A somber piece for all of your sheep-infested lands. Moorland

Penumbera

Not feeling uneasy enough? This’ll help get you in the mood. Penumbra

Batty McFadden (revisited)

I got a request to redo this piece at a slower tempo. I had the project file hand, and it sounded fine, so here you all go!
Batty McFadden (slower)

Sidewalk Shade – the normal version.
Sidewalk Shade – the slower version.

A new featured piece of music; Hidden Agenda!

Not a listening tune, but a really good piece to have for when people are sneaking about.

The title has nothing to do with recent high winds in the Eastern US…

This one is available in two versions… the normal one: Blown Away, and a version with just the synths… Blown Away (No Percussion).

I think the no percussion version actually holds up on its own… but you can use it for remixing, or drumming along… assuming you can keep up with the thing! :-)

Sometimes I expect pieces to be hits. This is one of those pieces. We’ll see if it catches on!

Cheers, all.