Prophet 12 desk module, Oxygen 25, 31 notes per octave tuning. Knob twiddling.

I just stretched the Mushrooms in Asphalt and paulstretched it 20x made the quality at about 96 bytes per second constant and yeah I could upload the longness of it. Chris Vaisvil did the original here- https://alonetone.com/vaisvil/tracks/123074

Something a bit heavier, a different pedal set.. EOB Strat>Russian Muff pi>Guitar Disruptor>Afterneath

This track is part of a weekly cycle of track making with the international music group Track Club, which uses the Endlesss platform to collaborate together. This track was created using Endlesss and arranged and produced in Ableton Live. Contributions…

This track is part of a weekly cycle of track making with the international music group Track Club, which uses the Endlesss platform to collaborate together. This track was created using Endlesss and arranged and produced in Ableton Live. Contributions…

This track is part of a weekly cycle of track making with the international music group Track Club, which uses the Endlesss platform to collaborate together. This track was created using Endlesss and arranged and produced in Ableton Live. Contributions…

Second of two Thumbjam app loops using the same percussion track.

First of two Thumbjam app tracks using the same percussion loop. Also using some old acoustic Loopy app loops on this one.

A friend asked for some background music for inspirational therapy. Let's just say that I missed the mark. Got to do some composition and train a robot to improvise. Back to my roots next week.

I've been playing too much Saints Row 2, and I spend a lot of time driving around, crashing into things, and finding shortcuts that vehicular insurance companies may take exception with.

Before Covid, there was a nightlife. This is an old song celebrating those days. Kinda.

The Quarantine Tunes thing is definitely scraping the bottom of the barrel. I am supposed to be pulling songs from old recording projects and updating and (theoretically) improving them. After five rounds there isn't a whole lot left to use…

Added some faux bass guitar to James Bailey's fun harmonica piece Blues Theme with Variations.