Experimenting with Melodyne this week. Made some voice chords for the first section. Probably could have used a sampler, but it's a new skill.

two EOB strat tracks bass octave mandolin voice sample brain processed percussion

A song about the ending of slavery in Britain....

Was visiting Glasgow at the old docks and not a ship to be seen. I was imagining the days when the Clyde must have been crammed deck to deck with sail boats of all kinds. Very ghostly now...

I met a buddy out for dinner To catch up on our lives Both way less saint and way more sinner At least, according to our wives But as he got himself a-talking He sounded more and more insane What he believed became so shocking For who…

Forty days of rain Last night the sky was burning red It's been hard just keeping sane With all the voices in my head A forty-night long test Of an unrelenting mind Waking I looked west When you snuck up from behind The sun came out…

It was really humid and orange and I Was holding my breath longer than the optimal amount of time before unholding it walking between locations in the hot outside.

This is the Our Father in Latin with accompaniment - guitar bass and keyboard strings. I wrote it first without chords. It was just a melody so there were a lot of different choices to make with the chords, but this is what sounded right to me…

voices, voices, voices, and a field recording

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