This is another song snippet/idea that sort of sounds like it could be used as a theme song to something.

The drums are kind of neurotic and I'm not really happy with the violin sound but it's a start.

Great little snippet/idea will a killer tuba as the bass instrument.

its basically like putting cake in the toaster

i want to touch your music, probably on a saturday night, so you know, if you're free...

i mean i really want to just be with you alone forever, but baby, i got more lovin' to give.

More playing with BigSeq Thanks sandbags for the initial idea that started the thing; which was to run piano loops through BigSeq. Then slowing the tempo down to 26 I started adding some other textural things and ended up with this. Then some…

This contains a sample of a Studs Terkel story. My tribute to the great American voice.

Solo acoustic guitar recorded January 2nd 2009. Hope to do a longer more developed version at some point ,but for now just a short version to learn more about using new DAW software.

red cowboy and hot burrito were recordings done for a friend of mine who wanted to check out his new (old) drum machine. Both drum parts are constructed from prerecorded beats (from presets or previous owner, I don't know) and have 4-5 bass tracks…

I thought the hand claps were a bit weird but I wasn't running this dog and pony show. See more notes under "red cowboy" and "I left my toothbrush in St. Louis".

Started playing with a new toy. A plugin called BigSeq from AudioDamage and this came out. This is a rough mix that I'm not at all sure about. Suggestions welcome. I'll post an update when I've had some sleep.

This piece was about the various ways sound and shapes can be bent. Composed for winter percussion - the indoor percussion equivalent of marching band, with a dash of theatrics.

This show was about the various ways we feel grooves - or don't feel them - and the different kinds of grooves we feel in music. Composed for winter percussion - the indoor percussion equivalent of marching band, with a dash of theatrics.

This was a sort of vignette of the various ways we might travel across the United States: automobile, trains, and planes. Composed for winter percussion - the indoor percussion equivalent of marching band, with a dash of theatrics.

Flow is all around us, and sometimes there is a lack of flow. This show explored the different facets and associations of flow.

My brother Tomas recorded our Niece Clara improvising this tune, and in light of the lyrics then asked any one to join in and add to it.

The song came from the phrase May I be Worthy. As a christian it's a constant battle to feel worthy of the sacrifice that Jesus made for ME! I thinking of trying to do a chorus for it, but it be fine just the way it is. Suggestions are of course…