Syntax's Symphony

[Syntax Theory 16]

Hey there! I'm Syntax, and I've created this thread to showcase my music works. I'm new here, but I came to share my music, so I supposed I'd get right into it! I will periodically update this thread as I create more music, so come back often!

 

Before I get too deep into anything, here's a link to my Soundcloud.

 

So, a little about me and my music...

 

I love music with a passion! Anything that has to do with music I can easily get into. I don't restrict myself to listening certain genres; I can get into pretty much anything (pop, orchestral, electronic, country, rock... the list goes forever)!

 

I've worked with music for 10 years (more than half my life), and I've been composing my own music for 4 years. I work mainly in the orchestral field, ranging from classical to contemporary; though I've delved into the electronic field quite a bit as well. My favorite composers include Bach, Mozart, Beethoven (they're pretty much mandatory), Stravinsky, Antonio Vivaldi, Brian Tyler, Hans Zimmer, Patrick Doyle, and Howard Shore.

 

I use Logic Pro 9 (I don't want to upgrade to 10 just yet), with an assortment of plug-ins and VSTs to accompany my music-making aresenal.

 

I am currently accepting requests! Really, ask me anything, and I'll get back to you (listen to my music first, of course)! That being said, it isn't a guarantee that I'll accept, but it won't hurt to ask! I'm seriously looking high and low for musical work, and fan-music seems like a nice start.

 

If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask! I'll get back to you faster than Prestissimo!

 

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First on the list!

 

I've finished this track recently (Soundcloud Link): Gypsy Bard - Orchestral Remix

 

https://pony.fm/tracks/2083-gypsy-bard-orchestral-remix

 

I loved MLP FiW. The original music was amazing, especially the lyrical songs! Gypsy Bard was a big favorite, and I knew I just had to spin it off as my own. Listen to it, tell me what you think! I'll take any form of criticism, advice, insults, whatever!

Edited April 17, 2014 by Syntax Theory