First experiment with Cakewalk, using it as an alternative to Reaper.
Equipment: 
Steinberg CI 1 interface 
Epiphone LP100 
Squier Affinity Stratocaster 
Squier Jaguar short-scale bass 
recorded in Cakewalk using only built-in plugins

Fakesabbath

Guitars - Jeff Sproul
Drums, Bass - Rob Sproul

This song is dedicated to our uncle, Brian Sproul.

Groundhog Stew

Using new plugins, guitars and pedals. Four guitar tracks, plus a short lead section, plus a bass track, played by me. Drums are from a MIDI plugin, arranged by me.

Untitled (Ground Sloth number 4)

Tribute to R.L. Burnside. Instrumental cover of his version of "Poor Black Mattie"

It's a little faster tempo and a different key than he usually played it.

Guitar & Bass by me, drums are from a VST plugin using Reaper, 200bpm

Burnside Tribute

Instrumental blues experiment. Probably will be used as a base track for a collaborative project.

Untitled Song Sketch 1

Trying to create an early 70s JB's sound, but with more Catfish instead of Bobby. Just the rhythm/vamp as a backing/jam track (no leads or melody), in the key of A7 and D7, 90 BPM.

Guitar Funk Jam Track v1

Different bassline than V1. Aiming for early '70s JBs, without the horns but more layered guitars. This is a jam or backing track with no leads or melodies. Key of A7/D7, 90 BPM.

Guitar Funk Jam Track V2

Guitar-based funk backing/jam track, JB-style changes, in G & C, 90 BPM

Guitar Funk Jam Track 2

All the musicians (except for me) contributed their parts without knowing what the others had done/were doing, building from a basic beat with a synth part. Everyone recorded their parts from home and uploaded them to Dropbox, I put them all together in Reaper and removed the base track.