SingSangMatt

I would probably pass out if someone stole my guitar. It's the only thing I own that I consider irreplacable.

Audacity is easy, functional, and fun. It makes punching in difficult, but it's fine if you're good at full takes. I used it for a year or so when just starting out.

Man is he good! He also did that CowsCowsCows clip. Cows is super catchy and frightening.

My girlfriend leaves her glasses caked with chocolate milk hidden in here. It's so messy that it sometimes take days to find them. Beer bottles, leads, books scattered everwhere, and about five guitars in this tiny room--and one funky, funky glass hidden somewhere.

You're a bot, aren't you? Hi!

Hi! I looked at the pile of instruments picture in the pricing section, and I couldn't stop thinking, "Oh no! I hope they didn't get hurt."

Is this program meant to be a vocabulary tool? There's no substitute for reading.

That's lovely. A total accident on my part. I majored in lit at uni, and when I started researching narrative in music, I found I could apply everything I learned about prose to songwriting. As soon as I realised that, I was already noodling around on the guitar that it'd just be very improbable that I wouldn't end up writing some of it down. Besides, gotta do something, right?

Thankee, thankee. It'll be nice to look around here. Cheers for fixing my hyperlink, John.

My name is Matt. Hello! Lovely to meet you all! I live in Australia, and am a final-year creative writing student. I'm joining to participate in the song critiques and the songwriting discussions. It's really great that you have such an active community here--I'd had a hard time finding one. At the moment, I'm working on finishing this final semester, doing the sound design for a mate's videogame, and maintaining a songwriting theory blog. If you're interested, I'd be really grateful if you'd sneak a peek at the blog www.singsangsongbook.blogspot.com Thanks Songstuff! Chat soon!