That sure is a lot of polyrhythm, right? When I put this together, the vocal section wasn't there. I took the last measure of the song and one phrase and pasted it into the middle of the song, dropped the rhythm guitars, and added the vocals…

In a 10 song cycle where none of the songs were meant to feel like actual songs, this one feels like an actual song. Complete with guitar solos. One of them is backwards though, so it's got that going for it. There's some polyrhythm going…

solo 17 edo guitar and effects

three tracks of 12 edo guitar

from the midi file made early in the morning yesterday--- opened in logic pro x and remixed nicely

Again from the midi file made early in the morning yesterday--- opened in logic pro x and remixed nicely---but yeah

from the midi file made early in the morning yesterday--- opened in logic pro x and remixed nicely results were edited and altered in audacity some-

from the midi file made early in the morning yesterday--- opened in logic pro x and remixed nicely some edits and stuff here 000 but another work from the morning ---

https://youtu.be/JoqmXgd1ZI8

https://youtu.be/JoqmXgd1ZI8

Sorry If You Annoy Me retuned by melodyne to a different tuning every 12 bars 7edo, 17 edo, 22 edo, 31 edo, last chord 53 edo

Sleezy

OK, so just in the spirit of the season (!) here's a playfully spooky little creation.....maybe imagine all those skeletons dancing around the place!!! I should maybe pay some homage to Tim Burton/John Williams here...?

A song I wrote in May this year! I tried to not make the layering too intense in this... hopefully I achieved that lol? I think the mix has gone a bit weird at the beginning?? sorry about that... might go back and change it at some point in…

Tenor sax picked up by contact mics attached to oven grilles. Submitted to Sound-In for Oct. 29 - Nov. 5/2020.

Malians type

Acoustic improv on a hacked 12-string dreadnought I set up several years ago for slide stuff. Recording for this weekend's Sound-In Halloween Blue event.