First song I wrote using Sonar... really just fooling around with the synths and drums available. Very plasticy.

A song I get about that oily feeling I get watching ads that are all about "you." Really makes me wonder who the marketing folks think I am.

An improv playing with son Eric's Pod XT board. Some live looping and ebow also of course.

An instrumental I recorded several summers ago on a Taylor 110, using Audacity and a computer mic. in a Purdue dorm room. I originally called it "my love," but it reminds me more of looking at a bright day through a window... so... there you have…

Another old one on the computer mic. and the 110, this time with an old DAW (can't recall the name) that let me put in a little distortion and reverb (and boy did I ever -_0 ). An acting class friend of mine was making herself really unhappy…

Now this is how this song should sound like, unlike the other version "Veins of Evil".

A piano chorale I wrote last year. A little Chopin, a little Granados, a little Dario Marianelli for influences.

Recorded in 2006. ambient, Ambien, muy bien. *opens window and takes deep breath* Backwards electric piano through a ring modulator and an echo, then processed to death in WaveLab.

Recorded in 2008. Fuzz guitar through an old DDL into a pitch transposer, recorded in one pass with no edits or overdubs. Just a minute noodle doodle, really, but it's gonna go somewhere. Honest!

Recorded in 2009 for RPM Challenge. Joe Silence - organ and synth bass Guitar by Giahni Burik.

A composition in Semimarvelous 17 note dwarf for amplified voice, amplified piano, fretless electric guitar, amplified jazz drum kit and amplified Asian percussion. Words by William Newbold and Visual by Emily. The dialog by William Newbold…

like should i mix this one with the last one to see what I get you know in the track for track form :>>

wrote this mid seventies just acoustic guitar. tried my hand at some strings