It may take a while for them to warm up to you, but the end result is worth the trouble.

When none of your recording software works, you decide to do some musical research with your anonymous Peruvian friend.

Travelers gaze in awe at the mighty structure that lies before them. Truly it stands out among the rest of the town.

I know it's a little lame... I was pretty tired today so I decided to make a slow, simple piece with major chords. I hope the "old fragile vinyl keys" instrument wasn't too distracting near the beginning.

This is what happens when you start out with an ambient song in 3/4, then change it to 6/4 and add in a drum loop.

A comet seen around the world. Still not too happy with how it turned out, but I'm-a keep practicing.

I have no idea what I just created.

So many choices, so little time!

I didn't know exactly what to make of the images, so I decided to go for an epic-sounding penultimate level in a video game sort of feel. Really wanted to make this one longer, but maybe I'll have more luck with length next time.

What lies beneath the sunlit ocean? The answer is a mystery, much like the composer's ability to find fitting instruments.