I've been shedding saxophone since last year and not recording much, but still messing around from time to time. For some reason I really like this, though there's hardly anything to it. Sequencing just the init saw patch on the NF-1 and playing…

I got a saxophone! OK, I know this isn't...let's just say it *isn't*. However it's my first sax improv, so it's one for the books.

I don't always start a new project in my recorder , so this is the result of recording a jam with Paracosms and then hearing what was already on the rest of the track (probably from a couple of months ago?) when I stopped recording...I liked the…

It's almost like an A and B part...

Haven't touched synths in about six months, now feeling the pull again. I'd really like to create some things with parts, a beginning, middle and end. Though this is none of that I'll take it as a baseline to measure against in the future.

Lately I have really been wanting to make more structured things with parts/progression/transitions etc., but I think I was avoiding it because I am (1) bad at it and (2) don't even know how to do it with my setup. But I think I just need to suck…

Learning the amazing paracosms.

I've been layering my mono and poly synth a lot lately. Based on the settings of the patch for each synth, I don't exactly know how the envelopes will trigger from the start (depending on mono, legato, etc. modes). But once the riff develops I…

Dave Smith passed away this week. His Desktop Evolver was the first hardware synth to capture my imagination and it's a core part of my instrument today. RIP Dave.

Multitracked (except the drums).

Squier Strat (first electric!), new to me Adrenalinn 3 (so fun) on the loop courtesy of Amen on Norns, playing Evolver and NF-1m.

Learning the R16: multitracking, layering to a click and bouncing