davidaase

Thanks for your kind words. I think I'll go back to work on it some day, I have to finished a lot of projects first tho, and I'm considering taking piano lessons so I'd be able to play my music. The fact that it's all programmed might also add to the feeling of it being repetitive, it would sound less static with some natural tempo and velocity variation ^^

Thanks finrod. It's not too simple for my level either really, seeing as I couldn't play this if my life depended on it, but I heard some really great pieces by the other forums users. Thanks for listening =)

Yes, you have total freedom to create whatever you want, by triggering virtual instruments (VSTI's) with midi ^^

Well here is the c01u, which is the little brother to the one I mentioned: samson c01u review - Google-s

Oh, I dunno about last option. I would much rather have a usb powered mic with a dedicated A/D converter in stead of taking the "XLR-jack-minijack-onboard soundcard" route ;) Samson Audio - C03U I use this one for cheap mobile recording with my laptop, works great :)

This is actually very nice, I quite like it :) It does seem a bit busy at times, but that might just be the recording and performance rather than the music itself. This is beyond me to critique really, good job :)

Well, what can I say... it's pretty much the same theme going over and over. Don't really know if I want to make a proper piece out of it. Any thoughts or advice? =) zSHARE - almond pearls.mp3

You could always go for a USB mic too, no need for a sound card then ;)