this is a bass groove by stanley clarke from his first album - it's always been a nice exercise and a nice tune. fuzzfilth supported me with the drums so i could make my own interpretation with my inspiring 31 year old stingray bass

tried to use less samples in this one and made most of it y hand (bass etc). the latest track I've done tried some new FX hope ya like it .. as usual all FX roalty free

Rags to Riches.. every girl's dream WE would like to thank Mr Robot for a roto bass sample and Legend for a Drum loop. special thanks goes to Looperman.com [right click on arrow and select 'save link as' to download]

this song was created after hearing some downtempo, that was so minimalistic that we said, 'that'd be a great track, with some synth, vocals, bass, and beat variation' and so "syncronicity was born" [right click on arrow and select 'save link…

added a bass. added the chorus, which i'll probably redo. added a bit of an ending. oh, and a smattering of pianer.

David DeSoto is on the upright bass fiddle.

2. It's easier when you don't care How true! Based on a blogpost-title by my favourite RPMer. I recorded the guitar and bass-parts this year through a Vox Pathfinderamp at relatively neighbourfriendly levels. That worked surprisingly well here…

Fireworks! Andy Hentz on the bassoon with a breakbeat track and a wonderful father counting out loud for me. What more could you ask!?

Fireworks! Andy Hentz on the bassoon with a breakbeat track and a wonderful father counting out loud for me. What more could you ask!?