Why so quiet? What's going on you might say? Well!
1st off Id like to take the time to say that I have been working with Ken Webster of Sinful Audio (https://www.sinfulaudio.com).
"Sinful Audio is a provider quality audio solutions tailored to provide immersive experiences to your customers. Whether it be custom music, sound design or audio reinforcement products such as amplifiers or speakers, Sinful Audio will partner with you to custom tailor a solution that works for your commercial and home entertainment needs."
I've known Ken from the Haunt industry for a few years now, and Ken approached me saying he needed some \\m// METAL \\m// for some new audio files he's been working on. So over the last few months I've been creating some metal tunes for Ken to use in his music.
What is interesting about this, is that it's not like writing a typical song. For this project there are no drums, and little bass, and that's it. It's also not the typical verse, chorus, verse chorus bridge... etc song structure. And then fitting the particular moods for each song is also a challenge. Getting into the right frame of mind is essential.
So how does this whole process work? Ken says, hey I have this idea, this is what I'd like. So I take that Idea, work on the song, and over a course of a few weeks or so, I come up with a song and submit it to Ken, A few refinements are made and then its in Ken's hands Ken then does what he does best and adds it into his sound files and adds all those sound effects and creepy things that makes his work so awesome.
At this point Ive submitted 4 songs I think to Ken for him to incorporate. Waiting anxiously to hear the final product. You can bet Ill post it on here when its done.
Cheers- LB