It's in the poop category but before it was called that. I made goofy versions of various songs when I was 16 in 1988 on my Tandy 1000 TL 286 computer, finally poop I can share. Parodies of a handful of songs in there in snippets. I found it funny when I wrote it. Still do. But I've always been odd.

poop star wars parody fur eloise bach munsters theme trapped since 1988 on ftp server

Part of a recording I did with my Korg MS-2000 in November, 2005. It's part of a longer bit I did, but since there seem to be natural divisions that occurred as I played, I figured I might as well chop it up.

Cognitive 1

Part 2. It's part of part 1, but whatever; ppl like things split up into 2-4 minute songs, so that's what I did :P

Cognitive 2

musical idea of a drum beat that randomly showed up while working on this.  This Cognitive is just a set of musical ideas; a thought collector rather than actual songs.  the waveforms are less important than the beat.

Cognitive 3 Drum - Idea

Cognitive 5 Transition Bit

I'm posting these because 7 year old Kenneth Udut wanted to be Famous. 1st I play, then I sing it. Not bad, kid. Trapped in a Time Vortex for years, he can finally perform Annie for a potentially infinite audience.  He always knew this day would come.  There was no dad or uncle to say "Good Job!" so 42 year old Kenneth Udut is doing it for his 7 year old self.

Sound strange?  It shouldn't. I'm proud of this kid even more than if he was my son; because - he's me.  He deserves his time in the spotlight.

Tomorrow Kenneth Udut Age - 7

First piece worth playing. I made this when I was 12 years old, in 1984, on my Tandy Color Computer using Orchestra 90CC.  You had to program everything; from the shape of the sound you were making, to all of the notes.  I loved working with this; made a few songs on it, and I'm proud of all of them, because they turned out EXACTLY like I wanted to here.  It used a programming language all its own; a language designed to write MUSIC in.  I think it had a maximum of 4 voices at a time; might have been 8.  I'm most proud of these of any music I ever did; and it started me on a road; not of music; but of programming.

"Awesome 1" 8-Bit by Kenneth Udut, Age 12 1984

Left channel of a song I programmed in.  There are two versions of it - a happy and then a weird/'off' one.  I'll put them both up.
Hopefully I recorded the RIGHT channel on a tape somewhere, since the hardware used to create this song (most of which is to the left) no longer exists.

Awesome 2 by 12 year old Kenneth Udut 8-bit

Made on Korg MS-2000.  The beginning is a bit raw but it gets smooth and pretty soon afterwards.  I can't believe I made this.  It's my first time hearing it in a very long time.  Apologies for the mono and lack of deep bass; I had to use the mic input of my computer.  I will redo this at a later time in stereo and that will capture the sub-bass.  But I'm satisfied that this captures it.  It's sound paint because the spectrograph to me, is like a painting.  

Trippy raw electronic sleep bedtime repetitive painted sound impressions music concert

The trouble with "you have great potential" is never finishing a damn thing.  But I did this.  It's improvised and finally published.  Youtube and soundcloud didn't exist when I made this. 

Sorry it's mono - the original is stereo. Sub-bass didn't make it in.  But with a better analog to digitital I'll get it proper one day. But at least it's here... and I'm ok with the results.  Actually, I love it :P  but then again, I made it.

Korg - 11 - 17 - 05 Part2 trippy electronics raw

KORG - 11 - 18 - 2005

Korg - 2001 with grand trumpet theme

Hi Seedy - enjoy - Converted MIDI piano to Lute by converting it to ABC notation then back to MIDI again, and adding an octave.  My attempt to was to make sound like a Banjo without much work.  Success?  Not really. But for a 10 minute project, I'm satisfied.

Rob Dougan - Clubbed To Death - Lute

Yonah, I give weight to information when I can :P 

i don't believe in weightless information

Jera Wolfe - you are an enemy of the Daleks

Home Fires Theme given the drama it deserves.  Pre WW2... old telephone, stifling and release.

Home - Fires - epic - dramatic gasmask

Adam.  You are G'hmshuznikirg.

Improv I did - I don't remember yet when I recorded this - between the ages of 14-17 ('86-89)   I think it was using the grand piano in the basement of my church with some mics and fed through a guitar pedal into a cassette deck I brought there and back again.  Since I worked there as the custodian from age 13-18, I had free access to the church anytime I wanted to, including the piano.

Kenneth Udut

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