Safe-T-lectronic Analog and Digital Electronic Peices

it's about forgiveness.
Performed live on a Yamaha CVP 809.

Piano Files 2

Forgiveness

Sounds like a backing track to a news or sports show intro from the 90's.

Sing a Song about Thing

Non-Acceptor was a piano tune I never play anymore and forgot how. I recorded this version on a flea market keyboard and recorded with a cell phone. Found this laying about in my old files.

FM Files

NonAcceptor.mp3

The Surface is one of my favorite piano pieces. I'll upload a version someday. :)
This is a weird boat-whistle version of that tune played on a fleamarket keyboard. I found this file laying around in my old stuff.

SurfaceBeepy.mp3

Intellectually you know we can go at any time, but you probably emotionally expect there will be foreshadowing, warning, or a decline before you take that last fall. 
Last fall a colleague fell, there was no warning, no foreshadowing, and that's how it can go.  The night after I found out I made this track. It is inadequate, doesn't get to where it's reaching for.  The reality of the tragedy is not approachable and its disrespectful and presumptuous of me to try.

Piano Files

The Shock

I'm back with another harpsichord dance tune. (See the track Giant Blender for another)
This one is built to loop, like video game music should. (Loop would be from end back to 2 seconds methinks)
Played live on CVP 809, triggering drum pattern change via manual control in and backing via full keyboard chord detection (though I turn it on during a major lift and deactivate for the final bass line)
It's very short, and pretty simplistic, but I hope you like it.

K, So What?

Anxiety and electronic harpsichord for a frenetic dance-ish thing, 
C'mon, folks, let us all pull together and...
FIX THE GIANT BLENDER!
(This remaster of Giant Blender has been edited from a live recording to be lossless and to correct three flubbed notes.)

Can We Fix The Giant Blender

Demo / experimental attempt at a piece of music made entirely of pentatonic scales treated as chords in a progression.
Several ideas being tried, missing connective tissue and proper arrangement.

Pentathoughts - Experiment Demo

lofi variation of Decisions, noisy and a bit funky. Now! With breakdown!

Decisions 5-2

synthetic analog, 8 bit, composed and performed live on a Game Boy DS with Korg DS10+

Analog Files

Spi2

spi2

Orange Chill

64Crcs

Track made on a gameboy. Couches tumble
Made with Korg DS10+ on my late, lamented Nintendo DS

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Made in 1991 using a SoundBlaster card and a primitive sequencing software for DOS called "Musician I". Unbelievably tedious to make, it breezes by in 2:38 and yet has four movements for no good reason.

RunCATS

Not actually safe. Not really an inspector.
I'm compelled to make these tunes, so sharing them makes it less of a waste. 
Mostly contemporary piano stuff, but there's a few other things in here.

Safe-T-lectronic Analog and Digital Electronic Peices

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