Well, I sent this simple little arrangement off to Jana to see what he thought it needed. When he suggested a uke, I said "Go for it!" He was right... Can't thank him enough for his contribution. HERE WE ARE TODAY How can it be so…

.... a tad heavier than my usual stuff :)

Elvis had to have a dabble on this one.......

Reg has learned to fly............

watched a lot of silly TV a week I had the flu .... the title of this song is inspired from an episode of "How I met your mother" ... the rest of the lyrics are a mashup of silly nonsence and deep philosofical poetry .... yeah right :)

Hi Kids, I've been messing around with loops and samples trying out some new sounds. This one is pretty cool. Enjoy!!

Other layers may or may not be in the works, but I thought I'd let everyone have a listen so far. HERE WE ARE TODAY How can it be so clear In my mind The first night you were here Like going back in time Sweet as summer wine Your whisper…

reeeeeeeeeally

plokken is a very quiet and groovy piece of jew's harp music with. you cn nearly taste the saliva.

In time You'll understand Everything I did In time You'll understand Everywhere we've been In time You'll understand Why... You are not what I want You are not what I need You are nothing to me

This is a captured and then edited live performance using the Sonar Matrix view using various samples - some of which were paul stretched. I'm liking this - if only they had the possibility to change the pitch live it would be like sticking…

I'm not on top of it as usual, guys. But I did manage to let Greg Brady out of my basement and set him free. This is his testimonial regarding the incident. I hope he can forgive me.

Reg was watching a documentary called the half ton man and it got him thinking...............

Tried composing a love ballad sort of sad with a 60 s flair and a kenny g sound. hope u like this .......................best regards NEIL SWANSON

Sadly, an unfinished track I recorded about the time I ran out of money. Back when I was writing four or five tunes a day. Played guitars, mandolin, keyboards, and I'm guessing it's my original keyboard drum and bass parts that I did at home…

Chris sent this track to me earlier today with the request that I add some percussion to it. I had something different in mind. After the first take I was afraid to return it to him, fearing that he would convert it to 23 edo or something…

improv on National Resonator.