Duet piece recorded between a Eurorack modular synthesizer I built and a Behringer Model D (minimoog clone). Tons of reverb and delay for added effect.

Some stylistic things borrowed from AJFA, hat tip to the golden progression (Unforgiven, Fade to Black) with reference to James' fondness of harmony guitar. Lots of Guitars by Sean S.; Vox/drum machine/bass by Tom; Solo Guitar by Sean H)

Some stylistic things borrowed from AJFA, hat tip to the golden progression (Unforgiven, Fade to Black) with reference to James' fondness of harmony guitar. Lots of Guitars by Sean S.; Vox/drum machine/bass by Tom; Solo Guitar by Sean H)

This is a long one - a big old late night jam on just about every keyboard/synth that I own. This one goes from ambient to aggressive to a soft exit.

Recorded late at night on two tracks with the modular synth. One track laying down the pad with the other creating the blips and beeps and later a "tweaked" melody performed by cranking the frequency knob on the oscillator.

A "duet" between modular synth and the minimoog clone. I have a sequencer driving the melody on the modular while the clone fills the low end.

Duet piece recorded between a Eurorack modular synthesizer I built and a Behringer Model D (minimoog clone). Tons of reverb and delay for added effect.

Some stylistic things borrowed from AJFA, hat tip to the golden progression (Unforgiven, Fade to Black) with reference to James' fondness of harmony guitar. Lots of Guitars by Sean S.; Vox/drum machine/bass by Tom; Solo Guitar by Sean H)

We just finished one track for the REM (record every month) challenge but you need 2 to make these playlists public so here is a song by some goblins who were about to encounter some audacious skaven.

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