Advances in technology and manufacturing, combined with falling costs associated with international trade and shipping have resulted in many tuition books being supplied with a cover-mounted CD or DVD these days. Whether it’s backing tracks or musical examples played at different speeds, someone has to plan, write, record and produce the audio.
We couldn’t claim to be a complete music publishing solution without being able to offer audio. Rather than blather on about what we can do, we think it’s probably better if you listen to some examples of music that was written, performed and recorded by Digital Music Art:
“Course Weave Bandido Trousers”
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This is a slow, dreamy Jazz Blues. The backing, provided by only drums, strings and electric piano, leaves plenty of space for the slightly distorted guitar.
Music © Simon Troup/Digital Music Art 2011
“Carbon Footprint”
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In stark contrast to the previous piece, here layers of synths and effects are combined to create a vast, wide sound. The drum crescendo is a trick straight out of the trance genre.
Music © Simon Troup/Digital Music Art 2011
“Talking In My Sleep”
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Guitar, bass and drums. This harks back to a time before the internet, when there really wasn’t anything to do at all – people were known to literally just die of boredom.
Music © Simon Troup/Digital Music Art 2011