I created a logo for a new youtube channel as well as an original jingle (score) for the animated logo ident.

Logo Ident Jingle - Bitterworth Productions

This was a short song I composed for a friend while trying to teach her how composition works. I didn't hate it when it was done so why not?

Kal Jam

I produced this track with the help of engineer Kelby Thwaits and Singer/Songwriter Jacob Luttrell in three days for a corporate world wide event. I came in 60% under previous years "theme song" budget. Darwin Johnson on bass. Jeanette Steiner singing backup.

Corporate Convention - Theme Song Example

I decided to post this unfinished mix just to remind myself to always explore new melodies. I hear a lot of potential here ...to be finished another time.

Slow Break - Bass Experiment

Fire Pit Song [Loop]

The original Ocean Eyes Logic Pro session came with one of the DAW updates for users to mess with. Very cool. This is my first attempt / interpretation of the song. It was a fun project. Might be too many ideas in one track but I don't mind. Enjoy!

Ocean Eyes - Das Mix

This was a step up for me in developing midi guitars that were believable enough to help a track move. I think I had just finished a documentary on Muse. You can definitely hear the influence. I'm not comparing by any means ...but it's there.

Fury Faces

Originally a spiritual, this arrangement of the Lutheran Hymn "Were You There" was arranged and composed by Rob Moffat and Jacob Luttrell in 2006. Solos by Phil Porter, Steve Weinberger, Rob Moffat & Jacob Luttrell. 1st Tenor by Justin Dick. Bass by recording engineer Kelby Thwaits. Performed 1 time during an LDS Christmas concert near the Los Angeles LDS Temple. This recording was for demo/rehearsal purposes only.

Were You There

Product Video (Clapper Song)

This is the first rough mix of my latest commercial music freelance gig.

LPX02 Riley - FitMktg RoughMix01

The name "Das Weinberger" came from Ian Fowles of the Aqua bats after Ian listened to his debut track "Perfectly Distorted Day". His sister Erin and her husband Adam (both true rock-n-roll souls like Ian) insisted he kept the name, ...and it just fit. Das Weinberger started in Los Angeles, CA. His passion for music sprouted after studying music recording from in 2002-2007 in LA. He started in his home studio from 2004 and has never stopped. Currently, he specializes in (not limited to) electronic music for Indy films. When he is not in the middle of a film project he is making original tracks, or special remixes. His slice and dice / outside-the-box approach usually incorporates a touch of humor and always laced with authentic original raw recordings landing him in the Retro & Blues influenced Hybrid-Electronica genre (if there is such a thing). Needless to say, He is definitely not married to a specific genre, especially when it comes to his outside projects and film scores. There will always be new original tracks and remixes so stay in touch.