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I make all my music in Logic Pro. Everything is MIDI (digital instruments). All stock Logic plugins. Everything is made 100% by me (no samples of other songs, etc.)
I'm currently learning vocals a bit. Soon I'm going to make a song that involves me actually singing.
You Never Learned How
2026-03-29
(Instrumental)
I was very focused when making this (took me about a week). One day, I worked on it for 15 hours non-stop.
It’s pretty experimental. It uses 5/4 meter, Phrygian key, and changes genres multiple times.
I struggled at the start to get it to sound good and coherent, but then it all suddenly started clicking.
I've recorded demo vocals for this, and will do the full ones soon.
Filthy Neon Basement People
2026-03-19
(Instrumental)
This song was me putting together all the different skills I had learned.
It has two distinct parts. The second starts at about 1:10.
This was the first song I ever made where I felt I had actually made something quite good.
Set the Man on Fire
2026-03-10
(Instrumental)
This was me experimenting with modulation (which is now one of my favorite tools to use). I wanted to see if I could make a repeating song interesting over time (inspired by "Let It Happen" by Tame Impala).
The chords in this were very intentional. It repeats the V chord (which is very tense, and wants to go to the I chord), and then the I chord quickly plays (so the listener remembers that I is the tonic, and doesn't start to think that V is), and then quickly go back to V to keep the tension going.
Welcome to the Real World
2026-03-02
This was my first full-length song. The original version of this was extremely cluttered at the end, but I learned some great lessons that let me fix it.
To Live / To Die
2024-11-01 (guess)
My original song. It's more of a demo, but holds a very special place in my heart. I've listened to this song an incredible amount of times. Everytime I drove my car, I would play it on repeat and sing to it.
I lost the original Logic project for it, but luckily I still have the audio file.
Made this while I was playing around on the piano, and then put it all together.