Nathan Rightnour

21 // Male // Boston, United States | Member since April 15, 2007
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(previews) Deep Disco House & Dream House
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InUrBase
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Swag Like Mine
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DreamGuitar Beat
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Melodic Drum'n'Bass (sketch)
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Osiris [Experimental]
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H2No (audio only, film link below)
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Now And Then
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Contact
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3.14
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About Me

Craft:
dj, producer, sound designer, composer
Instruments:
percussion, keyboard, voice
Genres:
jazz, breakbeat, dance, electronica, hip hop, downtempo

July 10, 2008:
I just did the sound for the first 3 minutes of a movie that you might all be familiar with: Aliens

Check out the link... EVERYTHING you hear was done by me with no outside funds or equipment.

http://www.nathanrightnour.com/promo/Aliens.mov

April 07, 2008:
I've recently completed a 3min film score project for a big competition. The video content is odd but the music rocks influences of Office Space, Lost, and 24. Worth checking out.

View or download:
www.nathanrightnour.com/promo/H2No.mov (70 MB, give it a sec!)

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Working With Others

How I Work:

I just love to make awesome music. I don't care what style it is.

I have extensive knowledge in the latest versions of Pro Tools (HD/LE), Logic, Live, and nearly every professional-grade DAW.

As for Indaba Sessions, I would rather work with song stems in my own interface, so if you want to send me bounced WAV files then I'd be more than happy to listen.

Experience:

Currently I am attending the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA to study music production, composition, psychology and film scoring.

Production: Started in the Spring of 2000 and have written/produced over 100 tracks to date. In high school a friend and I won 2nd place in a composition contest held by the McLean Symphony Orchestra. Since Fall 2007 I've co-taught a recording & production class at the Berklee College of Music (and am the first currently-enrolled student to do so, as far as I'm aware).

Live Performance: picked up drums in 1997 and have been studying consistently ever since, winning many awards for various performances both in the orchestral and drum set style. I picked up keys at about the same time and started deeply indulging mid-2004. As a DJ my experience includes four months on Berklee Internet Radio Network (The BiRN) and countless other DJ performances at parties.

more to come when the time is right....

Equipment:
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Payments:
This user accepts PayPal for session payment

Comments

Jay Alexander wrote on July 5, 2008:

They should rename Berklee to the BT school of music production....i think your stuff "sounds" great, it's just a matter of picking something and banging the shit out of it until it's finished and then moving on to something more challenging. I never understood how anyone can manage the funding to just "move" to Boston and attend Berklee, but then again...you are living it...you are living my dream. I would only expect your music to rock hard. Keep it up...LOGIC rules! haha

Ben Crea wrote on May 24, 2008:

i actually don't like and don't use any of what you suggested, try mixing in a little bit of vinyl crackle from a record. and just eq your stuff, your mixes sound a bit reverb saturated and not very clear. i think you rely too much on pads to drive your music rather then making a solid groove.records are quite easy to emulate without any specific tools.

Ben Crea wrote on May 19, 2008:

yeah i know him, i sampled the main piano stuff from serge gainsbourg. thanks for the comment. i used various methods to do all the other stuff. the scratching is electronic, i controlled a wav editor in flstudio. the other stuff i made with one shot samples.its mainly the processing that makes it sound old and gritty. the vocal is from a folk duo called born heller but its not much like the original .

Connor F. wrote on October 15, 2007:

good stuff, massachusetts represent!

Matthew Siegel wrote on May 28, 2007:

Thanks Nathan! We appreciate it. Let us know if you have comments or suggestions!




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