Hey thanks, I bet you jumped out of your seat at the beginning right? Everybody that listens to it gets a startle it seems. If you crank it up loud it might even scare some people. My daughter listened to it and I had it a bit to loud and she got mad at me because it scared her. If anybody is interested in experimenting with making sound effects like this just try messing around with the settings in your re verb effects and frequency shapes. all it takes is a note or two also mess around with noise generators. I went into a music store tonight and I told the guys working there that they needed to rename the store. They asked me what I had in mind and I said, name it "White Noise" because when you walk around inside the store you pass all of these different people playing different stuff simultaneously and you can hear them all together ha.

Right now I am gearing up to do a new approach with my music. I intend to lay out some vocals and rewrite some of my existing tunes towards a more finished song and give some of the looping areas a more organic feel by reproducing some of the parts with real instruments such as some real keyboard instead of all PC and also some real drums. take out some loops but try to keep the structure in the same basic format. It's still all experimental I think.

Groove On!!!