Showing posts with label Synth/Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Synth/Music. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Jasper Denis' Film Scoring

Synth List and Information

Composed, edited and re-evaluated using Sennheiser HD 280 Pros

Some titles have been changed -- here are the updated songs. All composed with a synthesiser, but I'm hoping to make an instrumental version someday! 
Clear inspiration from Stardew Valley thank you ConcernedApe ♪



JULY (#3)

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

"July" Synth #3

 "July" 

Although this is the shortest song I've created, it's taken me a while to complete. Lots of layering and stuff. Shout out to Billy Corgan, C418, and the events that transpire in July. Here's the song, "July"!

Friday, October 17, 2025

Untitled Synth #2

 Hello Ikilledjasper.blog. I took down my last post because I re-listened to my song and verbally started laughing it was kinda bad. That's okay! It can be a disappointing demo. I've tweaked it a bit, so hopefully this one sounds better.... I think it does!! :-)

 I've decided to keep this one untitled. If I could write what inspired this song, it would probably be Stardew Valley or something like that. So, here is the updated song :) !!


Saturday, October 11, 2025

"Angel" (Synth) #1

 J's first Introduction to Scoring a Film...

I've been experimenting with making my own music over the past few months, my first song being written almost a year ago on the guitar, but that has yet to make it out of my notebook and into the world for anybody to hear. I've made(?) a song with a synth; it is titled "Angel". This song was created be a part of my score for a short film I am writing. It is meant to be melancholic, which follows the theme of the said movie. I take a great deal of inspiration from The Smashing Pumpkins, especially their demos and instrumentals. I am sure that whoever takes a listen will see that inspiration clearly. here is the song, bro!

The Faces Of Dracula

The Faces Of Dracula (WIP) “Dracula, the story of the greatest lover who ever lived.” - ‘Dracula’,  Dir. John Badham Bram Stoker's Dracu...