Just an old song... And I am too drunk right now to come up with anything new.

Okay this is one for the serious noise freaks only. This is three instances of Loop Shifter that I played in real time using my Novation Launchpad. Turns out the launchpad makes a great keyboard for loop shifter, better than a real keyboard…

A prototype. I recorded the banjo parts myself and the rest is all arranged in Logic. The mandolin that comes in halfway through is a chopped up loop until I can find a mandolin to record my own solo.

Still playing with my _Neurotik_ sequencer made using Max for Live. This one turned out a bit strange. I was actually using it to drive Kontakt with cello & violin patches. It was sort of interesting but not quite working when I dropped CamelSpace…

Backyard Ghost Featuring Dr.Gloom

3 guitar tracks followed by a track with the trap set. A lot of alt tuning lately posted on AT which I like. This guitar was tuned to an open G. After I did it, I thought the sound was more like a backwoods, hillbilly song. Unfortunately…

this was originally a song about breaking through paradigms but turned into a song about a girl. Keys and string samples from Korg, MIDI with the old Ensoniq, one diving board. Thanks for the listen ,enjoy... RW

There's a lot going on here, in the middle section I used what's known as a Shepard Risset Tone. This is a sound that appears to constantly rise in pitch. If you were to loop the sound, it would never stop rising! I don't understand the match…

Sunday Afternoon in Suburbia or Ice Scream Ice cream van music (first) A regular military drum beat spoken in a low voice. It was Sunday afternoon in Suburbia when that man mowing the lawn watched you take all your clothes off and throw them…

the story of unrequited love between a guy and his girlfriend after she gets a small electronic boyfriend that isn't all he's cracked up to be

(Tolar & Savigear 2010)

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Didjeridoo by Michelangelo

A friend of mine did an off-the-cuff review of this song, saying "he's taken a subject so depressing and made it sound so good". What do you think? ER

A 1700 mile road trip culminated in a gig in Amarillo at the 806.

just a nice blues track i wrote. Brian Bazeley on Bass once again with an awesome Bass line!! Hope you enjoy it.