James Bailey did a solo tenor sax improv for this weekend's Sound-In event. I dug the space in it and decided to add some spacial lap steel to it.

Lap steel loops and granular tones. Thinking music for airports feeling.

For this weekend's Sound-In event. 2 parts lap steel and manipulated violin.

Field recordings and Pure Data samples and processing.

6 acoustic guitar parts captured live to my Pure Data sample patch, then remixed, manipulated in the patch. This turned out Steve Reich influenced to me with no forethought to that oddly.

Remix of Sound-In works from the Apr 4, 5, 2019 event. Inspired initially by synth work of J.C. Combs and Shane Cadman. Grew it to more mysterious with works of Kavin Allenson and Peter Thörn.

modified slide acoustic guitar, processed and manipulated in my Pure Data patch. Lot on the mind perhaps this relates or perhaps distraction.

I recorded this on my brother's dulcimer while down in Arkansas the last week of March 2019.

My mom passed away yesterday (Mar 22) about noon. In her memory. 4 oscillators in a repeated 30-second loop.

Pure Data noise filtering and oscillators, delayed and gated. For the HG Wells Sound-In theme, thinking space and earlier exploration.

Pure Data granular piece with lot of low frequencies.

A spoken word and tonal/noise piece produced in Pure Data. For the times....

Pure Data oscillations put together on the fly this evening with a barebones patch incorporating old ideas new frequenices for this weekend's SI event. sound-in on Facebook.

Ambient tones and spoken word, a spell by Deborah Blake from her book Everyday Witchcraft. Synth tones created in Pure Data.

Noise created with C code generated sine wave forms and much Paulstretching in Audacity. Frequencies from 240-1200htz.

Remix of the earlier piece. Done in Pure Data 4-part oscillations and 2-part violins. For Sound-In and February.

Pure Data oscillations and 2 parts violin. For the Sound-In Sustained event.

a remix of 3 pieces by James Bailey (Alonetone trawnjim) for SOund-In. Remixed by Jim Goodin

Think this noise track made this evening for our Sound-In event will be my first for my Feb RPM record, we'll see.