So, Kim's been blogging...

[dangermouse]

This is a great blog Kim. I hope you continue a long time.
I'm also especially interested in composition and looking forward to
more of your ideas on this topic.

[synaesthesia]

Rad.

If you do some coverage of composition, you'll definitely keep me comin back.
Since this happened to me when I started, and I've seen a number of other people have the same issue, addressing 'loopitis' and the traps you can fall into while composing and arranging in DAW's would probably be a pretty hot topic. It's too damn easy to get overly focused on the technical stuff just to end up laggin on the creative end of things.

Hi, erm, MOK19. One thing worth considering that I developed when working on soundtrack stuff is to attach a piece of video to your track and change the mood/tone/structure of your track accordingly. It breaks you out of 8 and 16 bars, and you can choose how precise you want to be. Naturally it helps to use an action sequence if you're doing an uptempo trakc, etc.

Cheers.

[Jafo]

Heh, I was just telling a n00b the other day that we should archive your posts. lol In other words, thank you!