Recorded on a 000-15 All Mahogany through my computer speakers with a little reverb. No click. This song came together within a short period of time so this was just a rough take on a structure I liked. The song is to be much more expanded with second guitar and drums.

Tapjuly20112

Recorded this over 6 years ago. I had a lot of influence from electronic music at the time and this was some of the first ambient stuff I had written. This is still one of my favorites years later.

Trjm1

From about 6 years ago, an ambient song recorded on an Ibanez Prestige RG 3120 through a 1990's Digitech processor. I used the modulation pedal to effect the speed of the tremolo. The high pitch squek you hear was a ceiling fan. There is a background track of the guitar with the volume all the way up on the guitar while it was laying on the ground with the wind of the ceiling fan hitting the strings. It produced a very random low volume ringing of the strings that I recorded for about 15 minutes and used for this song.

Ceiling fans

**FASTFOWARD TO 37 SECONDS -- intro was suppose to be rain, will be replaced!!*** 

At the time I had been playing drums for 4 years.. there are mess ups in transitions.

Recorded 6 years ago (2006), this was my 2nd "production" if you will. I wrote and recorded lead guitar, background guitar, drums and bass. The acoustic and vocals which aren't on this were from my friend and singer Dave. 

I will be reconstructing this song soon and recollaborating with my singer. I hope to bring this back.

Nights minus vocals *fastfoward to 37 seconds!!!*

This is an end to a song I recorded almost 3 years ago. I have taken a lot of the riffs in this clip to various places but originally I tried to wrap it up because I got to borrow a Bogner Ecstacy for a weekend of recording... so this was a bit rushed but I still love listening to it. 

There is a tapping part at 1:55.. much has developed for this section since then. There is a similar feel but I made a separate song from this...  working on it!

sis.end1

Changes from 4/4 and 6/8. I love switching between the two and I especially like what my drummer did for the song. It's groovy and has a lot emotion.

A song that I had been writing for almost 3 1/2 years. A lot of the feel developed from playing on a Martin acoustic and changed, morphed and transformed many times. It is about ambiguity in life and even though you can only see portion of a crescent moon, there is so much more to be seen.

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