There ya go!

really nice and mellow 000 liking things like this a lot..

Whoa that's awesome love the dark ethereal sound!

You always come up with inventive ways to generate sound and I admire that - this is quite cool as it sounds underwater to me.

I really like doing things between midi instruments made by totally different companies.. I do it with my novation supernova II and my microkorg xl it's just a matter of learning to ways that the midi signal is mapping back and forth...

another brilliant DH-100 application!

I kinda think that there is a lot more to learn about playing a saxophone 🎷 than what the Casio DH-100 would teach me.. although it was released in 1988 .. it's cool yours still works.. and quite well at that.. with a saxophone my problem is the wood reed buzzing that tickles my whole face.. I don't get that with my trombone.. but saxophones and clarinets the reed buzzing was very hard for me to make happen.. gosh I have over shared yet again lol 😆

Awesome detail Jim that occasionally has a frequency simulating vibration of the iPhone alert! Like the pixel like top voice that is waltzing in random.

This is the most unique use of a DH-100 that I know of!

I must of spent hours and hours as a child playing harmonica,.. this is a really excellent mix

WOW. omg cool-

Excellent scare .

Excellent

Stop making sense feels like!

going strong, getting stronger - as I like it!

do as the dronans do

I am always trying to recreate the sounds of a window a/c unit,.. sometimes I come close,.. I don’t know why I don’t just record my unit,.. ?? This is great 👍 ever so gradually increasing pitch,.. that’s perfect.. a kind of building to the peek but not a intense peek but it is a fade,.. again unexpected and excellent,..

nice... this is great --- I hope the condo is made better --- I never really liked that jackhammer sounds but never thought to play alongside the jackhammer .. great idea .. :)

Theez third are the best onez.

Pretty dang cool

Nice gradual evolution of the timbre, Jim.

A drifty, dreamy piece. Nice work, Jeff!!

Wow! Lots of nice things happening in there!

Sure sounds like a load of fun being had!!

Thanks, Jeff! Yeah EHX are fond of throwing unexpected little quirks into their devices it seems. Not sure exactly how this one works, but it can really do some great unexpected things.

Nice one, Jeff! Appropriate for the upcoming "festivities", it has a rather spooky edge.

Nice one, Jim! Definitely got a jazzy undertone going on.

Thanks, Bill. The main reason for giving details of production is so that I can remember what I did later on!

Close enough to the original to be faithful, yet with enough difference to have its own personality. Superbly played!

Thanks, Jeff!!

Thanks, Bill. I obviously thought enough of it at the time to be a keeper, and have probably listened to it a few times since, but found even more to appreciate this time around. A week later, I recorded this with the same set-up: https://jamesbailey1.bandcamp.com/track/seeking-a-suitable-donor

Thanks! Experimental is my main thing. This is about as close as I get to an actual "tune".

I actually have another one, but it isn't working properly. Have to get it fixed someday.

Lotsa nice twists in that pretzel!!

Sounds like something I might've done with my fretless, back in the old tape days. Lovely!!

Thanks, Bill, but as you've probably noticed, with my style of playing a perfect - or eve proper - embouchure is not all that critical. Either that or my horn is very forgiving. Since I'm not trying to play particular notes or melodies, anything that doesn't quite work as intended merely becomes part of the piece in a different way.

Ha ha!

:D

Ha ha, yes of course! Wasn't thinking of that at the time, but it is appropriate.

I should add that this piece has also been uploaded to aporee.org if you want to see the exact location. radio aporee ::: maps - Taylor Creek Park, East York, ON, Canada