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Sweet, we'll be looking forward to hearing it.

My recordings (which are in process) are mostly dance and sound like 90s dance as I'm using Fruity Loops. My tempos range from 90bpm to 170bpm. I usually play around at 112 bpm.

Is there any other website apart from Putfile where (once finished recording) I can put my music?

If you want "unlimited bandwidth", Putfile is the way to go, as long as your audio files are either MP3s or .WAVs and are less than 25MB!

-OR-

Many sites offer file hosting with "limited bandwidth" on a monthly-basis. One example would be File Den. File Den offers 500MB of storage (once you register for free) with a maximum file size of 50 MB per file. You will be given 5 GB of bandwidth per month and if your files aren't played/downloaded in that time period, they will be automatically deleted.

Ok. Thanks.

ok, here we go ...

http://users.skynet.be/sarahz/sz.html

(my favorite is 'if it',
i'm sorry for the titles but they might change, my poetical skills are still in developement - and might be in this state for a long time)


for those who have more patience (cause downloading is the lenght of time when you start thinking it doesn't load at all), and feel like hearing my theatrical voice experiments as well... :
http://users.skynet.be/sarahz/

the only part that is functioning is the music part, you get on a page with a lot of numbers and some strange voicething is playing. if you don't like that, click number '2' of the
'essais de voix'(='voice experiments' in french) and you'll have silence again.

please be gentl, i'm very fragile when it comes to music.

Here's some songs I recently recorded. I'm trying out this site I found looking for a free music host. You tell me if it's a good site or not, maybe it's part of an evil corporation, I don't know.

http://www.betarecords.com/david.arves

One more thing, I write in french, which is my maternal language.

I do Gameboy music, that is I make music on a Gameboy using a special software for it.
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/n ... at_Now.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/n ... guitar.mp3 (Gameboy sent through two homebuilt guitar pedals)
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/n ... recall.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/d ... ppukku.mp3
http://project168.co.uk/artists3/nitro2k01/index.php Three songs made for Project 168, a project which was about finishing an album in one week. (168 hours)
http://gainlad.com/ The 12th relase counting from the top (GBLIVE05)
http://www.mp3.com.au/artist.asp?id=13647 My older stuff
And on top of that an album that I made available in a limited edition to CD swappers (I sent someone a CD and got one of theirs back from them)

Myspace: http://myspace.com/nitro2k01

That's just my Gameboy music. Then there's the rest of my experimental music. If anyone is interested, tell and I'll post some links to that as well.

I'll have to come back to listen later as I have no speakers here at school.

However, I would like to share some of my stuff ^^

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/260969/
horray for punk rock!

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/175197/
something of a love song...

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/177555/
mmm... nice

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/346508/
it has lyrics! but I hate my voice x3 I don't think it's perfectly edited, either... whatever!

enjoy!

I love it!

Is it Nanoloop that you use?

You will like this guy www.myspace.com/pixelh8

What amp are you using for the guitar? --Or is it a modeler like a POD?

On my older recordings, I mostly used my Behringer V-AMPire... kind of like a POD built into an amplifier. It's broken now.

For the 12-String and Bass Guitar on "Song for Leo" and for "Run for Your Life!", I used a GNX-4. Nifty little thing, that. The lead guitar on Coyote Smile is also recorded with the GNX-4.

I now use a Zoom G1-X, with which I am quite happy. It's much better than the Behringer, and I don't have to lug around the massive amp to gigs.

I never really have to use a particular amp, since I can simply plug the G1-X/GNX-4 straight into my computer.

That's really got me thinking, I may be stuck on the road a lot pretty soon and it'd be really smart if I found something real mobile and easy like that. I've heard of producers talking about drawing crowds on the plane because they were sitting there programming an MC-202 on the plane or something but I'd worry about trying to take some of that in the luggage and in a carry-on case I'd be worried about what tends to look like an IED . I might just need to travel with 2 laptops, one for work and one for Reason, Absynth, maybe Kore with plug-ins, and whatever I need to unify all that which doesn't require an Mbox and pricey & spacious monitors.

BTW, we'll be looking foreward to hear some of your other stuff, if that's what you can do with a cheap gameboy cartridge you've already got my interest .

Thank you
No, Little Sound Dj.
Incidentally I got in touch with him a the other day, and I like his music, and he seems to be a nice guy.

In you position I would've tried to place as much stuff as possible on one machine. Sure work and music can't share the same box?

It's not really cheap if you add it together. (ROM: $40 + Cartridge kit: £49)

More link dump tomorrow, but until then have this:
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/noisee-export%20(2)-nitro2k01.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/Empathy%20(3).MP3
Two sides of the same coin really.

I've finished my first album.

Here are the tracks:

01. Intro
02. Rhythm
03. Stealth
04. Climbing
05. Falling
06. Bit Beat
07. The Style
08. Yo (Dub Session)
09. 2 Drum Solos
10. Claps/Kicks/Drumloops
11. Outro

Total Running Time: 49 minutes 20 Seconds.
Total Size: 54.5MB.

Now, all I've got to do is put them up on the internet.

The album is called "The First Session", as I'm under the artist name of "The Session."

Yep, they've specified real clear that I'm allowed to do nothing on it other than what's work related - even websurfing. Pretty much anything that would open the main server to viruses or anything like that (which I refresh my mail from). Definitely a no-go unless I'm seeking unemployment.



Just got back in town today, I'll take a listen to it as soon as I can.

Ok, more links, here's some of my non-Gameboy music:

http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/S ... _final.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/aboo-alpha1.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/f ... s_beta.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/m ... review.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/pass1-cp.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/n ... h_beta.mp3
http://localhosted.net/~nitro2k01/mp3/vcfp.mp3

http://mp3death.us/m3d016.zip
http://mp3death.us/m3d022.zip

All of the above is electronic music, most of it is very experimental.