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Just a quick render example for a friend, sm57 into Reaper, bit of Danzig's shopping list, bit of sibilant phrasing.
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I really don't have anything to say about this one except it's the ninth song finished for the 2013 RPM/FAWM.
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Lots of interesting tidbits about this song. It was the first song I worked on this year. I wrote the piano/bass/drums while sitting in the car in an Indian restaurant parking lot. It was the first time I set out to write an instrumental (fail…
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i didn't set out to make this a super basic recording, but I only used five tracks (not counting the piano that I left muted during the mix). No doubling, no harmonies, no shifting parts around. Nothing.
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A happy little ditty about flaming death from above.
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I felt compelled to have at least one song that did not use any computerized instruments. This is two tracks of voice and three tracks of guitars. Just me.
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...and we finish the 2013 RPM/FAWM bonanza with yet another big, dumb rocker. I'm finished!
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I TAKE THE BACK WAY HOME
James Michael Taylor
Great guitar and bass tracks by
Butch Morgan
I TAKE THE BACK WAY HOME
Sometimes I drink a little. Sometimes I smoke a little
Sometimes I flirt a little. Sometimes I don't
Sometimes I sing…
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I actually wrote this awhile back, but I've wanted to re-arrange it and record it with better quality, so here it is. Everything is me except the drums which are loops.
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I played the electric guitar, (Peavey), my Dean bass, and my Crystal synth VSTi(love that thing!). I arranged the drums from loops. I recorded in Reaper on my iMac.
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Straight up Texas-Style blues, by way of Georgia. I played the guitars and bass. The drums are from loops. Recorded in Reaper, mastered in Audacity, on my iMac.
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Guitar - me
Bass - me
Keys - me
Percussion - loops
I used My new Yamaha Pacifica 112V electric guitar, my Dean bass, and Alchemy synth.
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Kind of a cross between a surf tune and an indie rock instrumental.
I played the rhythm and lead guitars, and bass guitar. Used loops for the drums and vox. Recorded in Reaper.
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Fingerpicked guitars in 2 different tunings, acoustic guitar solo, with a moog VSTi.
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Country/Folk with just my acoustic guitar and my voice. An ode to my home state, North Dakota. This is a rough draft. Any helpful criticism is welcome.
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2 tracks rhythm guitar, one sounds like an organ
one track lead guitar
bass
maniacal laughing
drums from loops
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Glitchy Drums, Weird guitar by me and bass by me.
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Dark electronica. Percussion loops that I morphed, and sounds generated from the Alchemy Synth VSTi.
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I wrote this one several years ago, but never recorded it, so it seemed like a good way to get a jump start on RPM2013.
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Another old tune... from 2004 I think. Tuned to DADFAD.
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I think I wrote enough that I can play it consistently this way, but I like this piece as a jam framework. Tuned to DADFAD.
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First song written this year... and the closest thing to a reasonable but non-standard tuning I used (just drop D)
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No, the title isn't really about anything. Also tuned to DADFAD.
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I think I had just hiked at, or was planning on hiking at, Rattlesnake Ledge when I wrote this, so...there you go. Tuned to DADGAD.
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...or "Lullaby for a teddy bear from Nysa." Tuned to DADGAD.
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So named because it reminded me of something I might hear on a PBS special or other documentary about national parks, and Tuolumne (from Yosemite NP) was the first word that came to mind. Also wins for weirdest tuning: CGDGAC
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Who says everything in DADGAD has to sound happy and Celtic?
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For that matter, who says everything in DADFAD has to be dreary and sad? D minor is, after all, the saddest chord.
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This just sort of fell out of my guitar as I was finishing up recording Tuolumne (so it is also in super-weird CGDGAC tuning). And it's named because what caught my eye as I was searching for a name was a bass guitar pick with an eagle on it.
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Lyrics by Petrina Maclaughlan. Performed by Powerlounge with guest vocalist Aroha Taylor.
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The inanimate objects in my house get more action than I do!
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Lyrics By Rachael Thornlea. Performed by The Powerlounge Speed Punk Quintet.
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One of my trademark meandering instrumentals. Enjoy.
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Another one of my trademark meandering instrumentals.
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Lyrics by Rachael Thornlea. Performed By The Powerlounge Super Seven.
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