"Great work Colin! Your ecclectic style is entirely enjoyable. Waltzing Medusi and Creditor are my favorites. Thank you sir."
Music Composers Unite!
Music
Colin's Groups
Colin's Page
Latest Activity
Sean McGee left a comment for Colin"Hey there!
You have a certain 'cool' that I really like!
Very diverse arragements and fab production ;)
Keep me posted on any new tracks ;)
Cheers
Sean."
Shad Young left a comment for Colin"I am blown away by the talent in here, and in particular your music. I am really going to have to up my game if I don't want to embarrass myself. :)"
"Thanks Fernando. I hadn't thought of it as a piano piece. It was for a short film that basically needed a "running" feel through a forest, with a little bit of doom on your heels. The piano did come first, however.
I love…"
Fernando Vazquez left a comment for Colin"I found your Creditor piano line very interesting...have you ever explore it into a solid piano piece?"
"I wrote it for my girlfriend. I was taking a walk with her and this is what I heard... She is mentally, very busy.
lol
I wrote it verbatim when I got home...."
Deborah Young left a comment for Colin"Thanks, Colin. My challenge now is to learn production (at least well enough to attract potential collaborators). I'm working on instrumentals right now. Trying to make sense of production basics (compression, EQ, limiters,…"
"Colin,
Thank you for your gracious words.
Technically, I'm a neanderthal. I have virtually no skill at things electronic. Kindly Richard Schletty of this forum made an MP 3 of the music, composed on Sibelius 5 and Garittan, so that it sounded…"
"Deborah, you have a wonderful voice. I especially love "Elated".
The arrangement is quite effective and supports your voice quite well.
It was a pleasure to hear your music."
"American Songs...
Very pretty... Very uplifting...
Visual...
What are you using for samples? I would recommend something from East West that would live up to this beautiful piece of music."
"Colin. May I invite you to listen to "American Songs" now on my home page. Thank you"
Deborah Young left a comment for Colin"I discovered you on the discussion board (the Oscar discussion). The songs on my page don't fully represent what I do, but it's a start. Right now I'm enjoying your requiem. Hope we get a chance to talk here."
Profile Information
- What have you composed for? Or what medium do you work around?
- Small Ensemble, Other, film, television, web, multimedia
- What is your favorite genre or style of music?
- Combination of all the elements I find wonderful
- Is music your main income source?
- Yes!
- Where do you live?
- Vancouver
- About Me (MUST be more than 10 words to be approved):
- Composer, Director, Web Designer & Live Musician
- Website:
- http://urbansherpafilms.com
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 10:22pm on December 16, 2009,
Chris Dargay said… - Great work Colin! Your ecclectic style is entirely enjoyable. Waltzing Medusi and Creditor are my favorites. Thank you sir.
- At 1:43pm on October 23, 2009, Sean McGee said…
- Hey there!
You have a certain 'cool' that I really like!
Very diverse arragements and fab production ;)
Keep me posted on any new tracks ;)
Cheers
Sean.
- At 11:54pm on September 27, 2009, Shad Young said…
- I am blown away by the talent in here, and in particular your music. I am really going to have to up my game if I don't want to embarrass myself. :)
- At 7:02pm on September 25, 2009,
Andrew Wonders said… - Your music is very impressive and inspiring. I like the wide variety of styles and instrumentation you use. It sounds as though a lot of your instruments are recorded live (the guitar on Requiem, and the cello on Waltzing Medusi in particular)? Also, I'm utterly in love with the piano melody on "Whirling Devils"!
- At 10:16pm on September 14, 2009, Fernando Vazquez said…
- I found your Creditor piano line very interesting...have you ever explore it into a solid piano piece?
- At 6:36pm on September 2, 2009, Deborah Young said…
- Thanks, Colin. My challenge now is to learn production (at least well enough to attract potential collaborators). I'm working on instrumentals right now. Trying to make sense of production basics (compression, EQ, limiters, levels--everything!). At first, I backed off from production as scary. Now I'm come to see it as another part of my art.
I'm listening to Kamilla's Wheels... Did you compose this for a game? For animated film? I like it.
- At 10:10am on September 1, 2009,
Fredrick zinos said…
- Colin,
Thank you for your gracious words.
Technically, I'm a neanderthal. I have virtually no skill at things electronic. Kindly Richard Schletty of this forum made an MP 3 of the music, composed on Sibelius 5 and Garittan, so that it sounded a little more realistic. I find writing so difficult that I don't have time to learn the technical parts of sound reproduction , and still have time to drink heavily every day. A man's got to have priorities.
Thanks again Colin
- At 9:37pm on August 25, 2009,
- Colin. May I invite you to listen to "American Songs" now on my home page. Thank you
- At 7:33pm on August 23, 2009, Deborah Young said…
- I discovered you on the discussion board (the Oscar discussion). The songs on my page don't fully represent what I do, but it's a start. Right now I'm enjoying your requiem. Hope we get a chance to talk here.
- At 1:04pm on June 14, 2009,
Sean James Darcy said… - Your music is awesome! You're very talented!
Sean
© 2013 Created by Chris Merritt.
