Using the vocoder and subtractor to put Paul Verlaine's Chanson d'Automne in the proper mood.

I like the vocoder.

Well after a bit of messing around, I found a very nice deep almost ambient sort of sound and seeing as how Halloween is upcoming, I made a strange take on the classic Toccata & Fugue.

Hello there, this is Alex Lee.  I'm a senior heading out the door with psychology written on my shiny piece of paper.  My musical background started when I was at the wee age of five.  My mother bade me choose an instrument to play and I picked the most ridiculous piece of machinery I saw: the accordion.  After three or so years, I actually got good enough with it to get certified at level 5 or something.  14 years later, I've pretty much forgotten all the accordion I once knew, but picked up the piano in the last two years.

Unlike the people below me, I am terribly inadequate at creating my own music.  The best I can offer is an arrangement of a heavy metal piece (Awe of She) from the video game series Guilty Gear for piano  (the arrangement, not the games).  The thing was just written in Finale, saved to MIDI, run through a SoundFont, and encoded to MP3.

I hope to be able to team up with epic figures to try to take over the world; or, failing that, create some awesome tunes.