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Two independently recorded tenor sax tracks, each processed by an EHX Voice Box, panned left and right. A third, centre, track was made by combining the two, subjecting that to noise reduction using the entire file as the template, adding reverb…
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A "pasture"ized street melody.
Bret Harold Hart: string stuff
Eric Wallack: drum kit
Jeff: voice stuff
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I met a buddy out for dinner
To catch up on our lives
Both way less saint and way more sinner
At least, according to our wives
But as he got himself a-talking
He sounded more and more insane
What he believed became so shocking
For who…
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Unaltered recordings of a toy piano (the "quiet" bit), and a metal frame that appears to have been for the top of a patio table. Ok, maybe not *entirely* unaltered, as I did change the tempo of the piano track to make it closer in length to the…
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https://musescore.com/user/10651501/scores/8456627
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Demo #8 for the 50/90 Song Writing Challenge.
This was a bit of an arrangement exercise based off lyrics 50/90 user @jorh to see if I could write something that sounded like modern pop. I ended up with something I was happy with, and then 50…
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This is how Happy Vibes started - as an instrumental. This is in rough shape since its taken a back seat to all the vocal tracks, but leaving it here, and I'll work on it more before "reincarnation" is finished.
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Demo #4 for the 50/90 Song Writing Challenge.
I'm not sure if this is trash. One listen I think there is something there, and then another listen I can't believe I took the idea this far. I like most of the parts, but I'm not sure they should…
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Even a blind pig occasionally gets lucky
I am that creacher
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A smile, a big smile, people walking in the streets. No masks, finally!
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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Here is the latest song challenge offered by the Minnesota Asscociation of Songwriters:
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Your mission this month is twofold:
1. Try creating a boundary between the production of content versus the judging…
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