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What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?: Film, Television, Web, Multimedia, Orchestra, Small Ensemble, Songs, Contemporary Ensembles

What is your favorite genre or style of music?: classical or contemporary orchestral film scores

About Me (Must include at least one paragraph of biographical information about you as a composer) - blank or minimal answers on this line will cause your request to be rejected. Include a link to your website if you have one.: I am a full time musician/composer based in Poole, Dorset. I have worked on a number of short films, documentaries, promos, trailers, animations. My work has appeared on a few satellite channels as well as radio. I have composed a number of albums for various production libraries with tracks of different styles. I also write and produce songs in a pop or dance feel.

At 1:09pm on November 9, 2010, Apolosius said…: Thanks for add Clive. I had a listen right now to your music and enjoyed it very much. I am studying orchestration with sibelius 6 and loop but i can't mixing.

At 10:26am on October 21, 2010, Marie-Anne Fischer said…: Hi Clive,
It was lovely to meet you at the Composium! I am busy listening to your music and very much enjoying every track. There is so much emotion in ‘Ode to the Forgotten’, the violin sounds beautiful and really struck a chord with me. Every track took me on another great journey. Beautiful and imaginative music, I will certainly be back for more!

At 2:44pm on October 20, 2010, Mike Torr said…: I thought there were real strings in there. Always helps, doesn't it? Thanks for your comments on Snow Pilgrim. It's a blend of different percussion libraries, but the main loop is from Adrenaline I think, and there's Storm Drum 2 in there as well. The vocals are Tonehammer Forgotten Voices (Cait) sent through Cubase's REVerence plugin with a reverse reverb patch. Actually there are some other Tonehammer samples in there as well, from their various unusual sound effect libs.

I, too, noticed that we were neighbours! :) I don't go down to Dorset much, though my accountant is based in Bournemouth so maybe an occasional visit. Maybe we could meet up one day for a chat.

At 1:10pm on October 20, 2010, Mike Torr said…: Hi Clive, great to know you, and thanks for hooking up on here - enjoying your music! Ode To The Forgotten has a really nice production quality to it.

At 9:17am on October 8, 2010, Rudi [Rudolf Schmitt] said…: Hello Clive, I had a listen right now to your music and enjoyed it very much. I love the oriental atmosphere of your thief in the Kasbah. We'll meet in London next week... Cheers, Rudi

At 3:01am on September 15, 2010, Leslie Quarcoopome said…: Hey Clive, thanks for the invite and very happy to make the connection. So yeah, do come to Composium. It is great fun. I sadly missed the last one and so the plan is to rectify that this time. I'm on a Flash-less mobile device right now so cannot listen to your music player but looking forward to checking it out.
Thanks again,L

At 4:41am on August 19, 2010, Matthew Moore said…: Or even "my" friend :) the joys of phone keyboards :)

At 4:40am on August 19, 2010, Matthew Moore said…: Hey by friend nice to see you here too :)