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October 2006 Archives

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October 21, 2006 - House Cleaning

Here's a few projects that have been on my desktop way too long.

• Four Beers' Polka
  
• Sax, Rock, and Roll
  
• Cool, Hard Facts
  
• 80's Action
  

That's one polka down, about 3 still left to be finished. As for the rock and pop tunes... I don't often finish them because I rarely like them. The exceptions here are that I actually finished them, and I like one of them. I'll leave it up to the listener to figure out which...

October 18, 2006 - Back on Track

A friend of mine (Mr. Craig Knitt) shared with me an idea for a film that I was pretty excited about, so I started doing a soundtrack for it blind. These are the first two pieces. Who knows if they'll make the cut...

• Zombie HooDoo (horror)
  
• Zombie Chase (horror)
  

I'm not a big fan of horror movies; but I am pretty excited about the music.

October 14, 2006 - New Age, and... something else...

Here's today's new offerings! The piano piece I did as a special request for a photographer, who liked the smaller version I wrote for him. Cut Trance was an exploration piece (I just got some new software, and needed to try it out) - also, someone requested something with a clockwork piano, and techno stuff going on... I think that's kind of what's going on here.

• White - New Age Piano
  
• Cut Trance - not sure what this is...
  

October 08, 2006 - Latin Music

I finally got back up and produced a track. Latin, this time... I haven't done a latin piece in over two years.

Notanico Merengue

Well... it isn't entirely latin... but close enough to land itself on that page.

October 05, 2006 - New Host

I have a brand new hosting company for my music files, and it seems to be working like a champ! Thanks to all of you for your recommendations. I made charts with the features of each host, and the pricing and the wierd things with all of them. Finding a provider is a nightmare.

Luckily - many of the providers' websites were unavailable or slow at one point or another - so they got trimmed out quickly. :-)

I went with 1&1 Internet. Setup was easy, and the rates for 2 terabytes of monthly transfer are almost too good to be true.

I hope the new provider works for all of you! Thank you for your patience... now maybe I can get back to writing music.

- Kevin

October 01, 2006 - Storyboards!

Filmmakers have one more reason to visit incompetech.com!
Check it out.

They have variable aspect ratios, optional description lines, and an optional title line. I'm sure people will request more features, but for now it works pretty well!