The Process:

I definitely became more efficient at the work as I progressed in doing the project. As I learned how to use the tools I had (mainly Logic) it became easier to accomplish what I wanted to get done. I finally learned what certain keys do when you press them (like how 'p' brings up the piano roll), and I figured out how to compose midi pieces faster and more efficiently.

One technical issue that I ran into right at the end was cutting the video and the audio into one final piece. Luckily, I have iMovie installed on my personal computer, so I was able to use that, which made it pretty seamless. However, since I don't really know the software, I still had trouble finnicking around with the timing (which I had spent a lot of time before in Logic getting right). I ended up having to bounce, upload, download, import and export around 4 times because I couldn't get it to sound right. In the end, I scratched everything, and started from a new project, and finally nailed it down.

In terms of responding to feedback: early on, people seemed to support the idea of having cartoonish sounds in contrast with the more serious video, so I decided to use those more heavily than I would have otherwise, and I think the piece really benefitted from that.