This is a brief sketch in fast 10 (or slow 5, if you want). Created on an SR-16, this is a beat that I use to improvise over when I play bass. I'm using a Spector bass here, along with synth pads played in real time on my laptop keyboard in GarageBand.

This clip would make a great soundtrack.

Gom Jabbar

Sizemo:

Micah Ball    ------  Ztar (double-neck guitar/Starr Labs midi controller hybrid)
Sam Markewich ---- Drums
Sam Sheats --------Bass

Hit Progression

Tehachapi
From the Savant Guard reunion CD, Trance Foms

Peter McKibben -- midi guitar (all non-drum or bass sounds performed in real time)
Peter Curzon -- drums
Sam Sheats -- Bass

Tehachapi

CHI JAM
An extended jam by former members of Savant Guard. A real tour-de-force that goes into multiple realms from funk to ethereal to latin to shredding rock. Personnel:
Peter Curzon -- Drums
Peter McKibben -- MIDI Guitar (including synth pads and choir voices -- all played in real time without overdubs)
Sam Sheats -- Bass

Chi Jam

A theme that's been bouncing around my head for several years. Maybe as we approach 2012/End of the World this will be apropos It's a repeating cycle of a bar of 6 followed by two bars of 5. Obviously this equals 16 but if you count this in multiples of 4 you'll wind up on some weird upbeats...

Peter Curzon on drums
Sam Sheats playing two bass guitar parts (conventional bass line under double-stopped chords) and "keyboard typing" two parts in GarageBand. 

Samuel Sheats