Just an experiment in multiple delays. 2005-03-05

Another solo bass piece. Same technology as the first but very different results. Because of this one, I now have a blister on one of the fingers of my right hand. 2005-03-04

This one is quite pretty I think. Just a guitar and lots of echo. 2005-03-03

During the winter of 1989-90 I was on the road with They Might Be Giants, working as their monitor engineer (and lots of other jobs as well.) During a stop in Athens, Georgia, I spotted a used Ashbory bass guitar in a music store. I really liked it, but didn’t buy it. Then they stopped […]

This is number 31 – one full month completed. I am now 1/12 of the way through: 2005-03-01 By the way, this may be a good time to point out that a donation is always appreciated. The links are in the column to the right, you can use Pay Pal or Amazon. One dollar, one […]

Controlled feedback, using tools in ways that weren’t intended. I used both my G4 and my Powerbook, with the reverb running on the Powerbook and fed back into itself with a delay. I had to ride the faders the whole way through to keep thing from blowing up. I couldn’t have done this without Rayverb […]

Using a JI 12 tone pythagorean scale for this one, for those of you who know what that means. Anyway, it’s another Song for a Sunday. 2005-02-27

You can blame Dave Gamper for this one. He told me he played these two tunes at the same time and liked it. Here it is: 2005-02-26

This was recorded using JunXion from Steim. It lets me turn a gaming joystick into a musical controller. 2005-02-25 There was far too much technology involved in this one. 1. Logic Express 2. JunXion 3. WormHole 4. Rayverb 5. Amadeus II Also, I’ve made it possible for you to add comments to these posts, so […]

An attempt to take the piece from the 6th and remove everything except the reverb. Not completely the way I wanted it, but it’s a start: 2004-02-24