Source: Acoustic Guitar

Source: Piano

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Straight recording of a little sound-maker thingy a friend put together for my birthday that is controlled by a photocell so yeah, I'm gonna play around with it.

Same sounds as Thippy Burpday, but run through a shit-ton of effects.

An angry little tune about the pres(id)ent situation. EOB strat>russian big muff pi>guitar disruptor>ibanez DE7 delay Isolation Quarantine But people all around The sickness of not caring No empathy to be found Bail out banks…

Here I use my Ed O'Brien strat, EHX pitch fork, MXR superbass fuzz, red panda tensor (with m-audio expression pedal), TC Electronics Hall of Fame reverb 2 and strymon El Capistan echo into my Cakewalk DAW. (wireless via X Vive U2)

This is a live mix of 6 oscillations created in Pure Data. CDBAF#E according to my notes. Discovered this patch from making it about a year ago on a Linux machine. I opened up and created this live interaction.

From a series of pieces done a few days ago working with my latest Pure Data patch for interactive live performance. Baritone Uke and PD.

My post-RPM Challenge plan is to just keep going. Here's my first March 2020 Challenge song. I am trying to go much more raw and low-fi than usual. One guitar straight into one amp. No doubling, not extensive overdubs. Same with the vocals…

The second song for my ridiculous post-RPM Challenge album in a month yet again thing. I was working on a guitar part for another song when I played the riff for this by accident. I dropped everything and made sure I had it recorded. I was…

I wrote the backing track a couple years ago after watching the documentary “It Might Get Loud.” It somehow evolved into a li’l tribute to Bob Dylan (Bob really deserves so much better). The words allude to a number of Dylan’s songs: “Like a Rolling…

Arctostyle Techno

A remix of two pieces from Toronto artist James Bailey, processed and remixed with samples from Freesound.org featuring 'the Dude', Erokia, Harken and Hello_Flowers. Remix by me.

Something quite sad and Melancholy about this. Could be more tan just sad but that's all up to personal interpretation.

Worked with a couple of college interns last year who'd never heard of any band I like. I felt like an asshole bragging about going to shows that happened 20 years before they were born. Lyrics: Oldie Bear was there at woodstock Dancin…