music stuff

Billiards is an old PS1 favourite of mine. I still play it often with my siblings. We love the music, but there's one song in particular we like. It's the background music for the trick shot challenges. However, midway through a saxophone comes in and it sounds like it's playing in a whole different key. It's both jarring and funny. I had the idea to take samples from the song and make it so they both fit together harmonically in my own style. This is what I've got so far compared to the original song.

This is a song I made several years ago. It's the opening to an album I wanted to make. I won't spoil too much since I want to revisit this idea, but it was about a fictional world I wanted to create. A digital world with no physical limits. This album would have followed a story about someone who transferred into that world. I don't believe I had finished any other songs for it besides this one.

I made this when I first got into DnB. It uses samples from the PS1 version of Mr. Driller. They're mostly only voice samples that I used. I never considered this one finished, as with many songs, but I am pretty happy with how it turned out so far.

I got interested in the banjo out of nowhere. Something about the folksy vibe was appealing. I never really learned how to play, but I did use it in this song. I recorded a short phrase, and then copied it a few times, each one playing a beat later than the last. The whole piece itself is inspired by R Beny, a really good ambient producer.