This one makes me happy and sad in about equal measure.

One of my prouder RPM moments. A buddy told me, "You really captured what it feels like to have bad tinnitus." Exactly what I was going for!

Recorded the drum parts for another RPM Challenge project, but ended up not sending them.

Written in FL Studio. There was originally going to be a guitar solo. I'm glad I ran out of time.

FL Studio for the music. Number station recordings taken from the Conet Project.

Drums recorded with Zoom Handy H2. Guitars, bass, and shouts recorded into the computer.

FL Studio drums and bass, with live guitars. Might be less dull with words, but then it *is* unfinished...

Used my acoustic guitar and upright bass, and my dad's banjo.

This is on my Tectonic album from 1994

This is on my Tectonic album from 1994

short piece created in Loopy HD, fretless guitar

Stiff, awkward live drums with an unrelated guitar part pasted over them.

Set the parametric drum plugin to "all fills/solos" and pasted an unrelated bass part over it. ("Xenochrony" is a Zappa-ism.)

One of the happier-sounding things I've ever come up with. Ukulele and upright bass.

Recorded myself learning ukulele chords, then pasted it on a busy parametric drum track.

When learning this guitar part, my bandmate asked me, "Do you write anything that's not weird?" (or something to that effect). No, sir. I do not.

Messing around with the settings for the drum plugin. Didn't think to disable the miscellaneous percussion settings, and ended up liking them.

Programmed the drum part on my old Kawai drum machine for a buddy back in 1995. Managed to import into FL Studio, so I wrote a crappy guitar part to celebrate.

Two riffs on guitar and bass, over programmed drums.