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DEATH BY NUMBERS - Bass guitar outcomes

Today I spent time creating my outcomes from my bass guitar experiments. Exploring a range of techniques to see which ones worked best.














I was pleased with the outcomes I had produced as I have produced a range of visuals which communicate my representation of the sounds. In order to move forward my next step would be to explore another instrument in the song.

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