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Selling the Lawn

One bass, one take
The bass after guitar for Godzilla
Recorded over the original without reference to the first
I wanted to have every component sound like it's own

Bass 1

Godzilla

One take, one guitar;
The one guitar on the track Godzilla
Recorded first; I wanted every component to sound like its own

Guitar 1

Added to Godzilla;
recorded before, one keyboard, one take
connects to two midi programs which can add melodies over the top, changing by how you play
I moved the two midi's out of sink from the original
I wanted every component to sound like its own

Keyboard 1

A one through improvisation on a melody adding program I created.

Promise to Orpheus

A collab with an artist friend of mine Mark Cranmer; I took his track, added some effects over it in Cubase, to add my sound and pop it into 3d.

John Dew

One take improvisation on a midi keyboard; I combine two keyboard feedback programs with my melody adding program. Weirdly sounds as fast when you speed up and slow down the piece.

The Dogs of War

Two guitars, one alien ship at 6:16 to 6:45; inspired by Allan Holdsworth.

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I know how to make something sound as if it was played on multiple instruments, when it's recorded on one, in one take. I'm 20 years old.

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