#acousticguitar #improvisation #effects + video made of clips from public domain movie Taking of Luke McVane (1915) VIMEO
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#acousticguitar #improvisation #effects + video made of clips from public domain movie Taking of Luke McVane (1915) VIMEO
I really like the sound, not at all sure what's going on with the effects though. Digging it. But mystified.
And a noisy drone piece:
Single track 1st take improvisation, played on my 28.5" scale tenor bass, tuned to A standard tuning, recorded through my "amp-less" setup, directly into a Zoom H4n handheld recorder, and only edited in a simple Wav editor.
Single track 1st take improvisation, played on my 28.5" scale tenor bass, tuned to A standard tuning, recorded through my "amp-less" setup, directly into a Zoom H4n handheld recorder, and only edited in a simple Wav editor.
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Like a soundtrack from a scifi techno-dystopian nightmare flick. Blade Runner 3057?
Or maybe the intro to a long-lost Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd track? Outtake from the "Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" sessions, perhaps?
Trippy stuff. Goes well with my morning coffee...
Reminds me of a guy I follow over on vguitar forums handle of aliensporebomb that does cool ambient stuff, perhaps you'd like...
And a bit of hard rock boogie, I just made up and recoded for another demonstration of how the 1 octave down of the Boss XS-1 Poly Shifter sounds blended with dry signal, using a pick, and my 28.5" scale LTD B4JR tenor bass, equipped with an EMG Geezer Butler P pickup, and tuned to A standard tuning.:
I am so not a recording or mixing engineer and my ears are just plain fudged up. Oh well. I do like the TI flats on the Pino fretless, I just need to figure out how to capture it better.
An offering.
I’m playing all the instruments except for the drums
I’m playing all the instruments except for the drums
Not a recording as such, but rather me getting back at doing some music programming on my computer, just a little short simple test piece, to shake off the rust:
I imagine it being part of the soundtrack to some 80's action spy movie.
No longer samples used, all plotted in note by note, block by block, in a midi grit, then mixed down with some effects.
I imagine it being part of the soundtrack to some 80's action spy movie.
No longer samples used, all plotted in note by note, block by block, in a midi grit, then mixed down with some effects.
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Either an action spy movie, or an elaborate heist movie.
A new 1st take, but less improvised, improved and more compact version of this little hard rock boogie for another demonstration of how the 1 octave down of the Boss XS-1 Poly Shifter sounds blended with dry signal.
Utilizing my 28.6" scale 5 string Ibanez GSRM25 Mikro Bass tenor bass, tuned to E standard tuning, using a pick.
Also starring is the EHX English Muff'n (Marshall based genuine tube overdrive).
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aka "prelude to a biker chain fight in a dark alleyway"....
Nice. Pretty much the process I used on one of my new songs. When I realized I couldn't play the keyboard parts in real-time (even with it slowed down), I just programmed them in using the MIDI editor. It's in 7/8 (yeah, I'm nuts) which made it hard to get the 'feel' going. It turned out great, though. Sorry, I won't post it here because it will be included in my latest album.
I was involved in a blues band for over 10 years. Here is one song as an example. This is a stereo room recording. No multitrack shenanigans here...
