This was based on a patch by Dave Nicol from the Synthesizers.com website that I had to modify for my set-up.  It is multitracked and was very fun to record.  It is primarily all Synthesizers.com (Dotcom) modules with help from an EHX Voice Box and an Alesis NanoVerb.
This is for a new project (among many) that I've been wanting to do for years.  It is called H2Ohm and is a meditation concept.  Feel free to download for any reason.  If it's for anything "important", I would like acknowledgement.

Rain

This is a tribute song for a friend that passed a year and a half ago.  It is all based off of a modular synthesizer patch that he gave me that helped to get me started.  To be accompanied by a video on YouTube.

Encomium To Linds Redding

Slowly making a progression into the dance world this is another attempt at the strange, new world.  I'm trying to create sounds that grab the attention.  

Animated Sonority

I've been working with and enjoying tribal fusion for awhile both for the music and the fact that it goes hand in hand with belly dance.  This is my first recording of the genre to be public.  It is very plain but I enjoyed working with it and getting the instrument sounds from the dotcom was very fun.
The main componets were a Korg Electribe, a Synthesizers.com modular synth and some EHX pedals.

Kedi Dans

This was something that while trying to come up with one thing I came up with this.  I named it this because it seems to remind me of the transfer between the 80's and 90's: the guitar shredding and yet it so modern electronic.  The mainstay of the song is composed on a Synthesizers.com unit triggered by an EHX 8-Step Program controlled by an Alesis Q49 keyboard and run through some EHX pedals.  The drum beat is from a Korg Electribe.

Attack Of The Future 90

       This was a project that I had been wanting to do for awhile.  It is layered in tracks and not done all at once.

	The horn was done with a keyboard controlling the Dotcom with the pitch wheel acting as an integral part, sliding notes up for intensity.  It is a simple patch composed of two oscillators.

	The engine, itself, is two LFO’s controlling three different types of noise going into the State Variable Filter with Low, High and Band Pass being mixed together.

	The bell was created using the MIDI signal of a Boss DR-5 to get the constant pattern into the Dotcom and was ultimately created by four oscillators.  Two were the original plan and then two more came into play to double it up.

	And the cars, once again, was created with the DR-5 creating a pattern in ¾ time in two sets of triplets.  No oscillators were used but only noise altered by the Signal Processor.  Ultimately, the overall effect was accentuated with a light delay.

	In the end, each patch was distilled with EHX effects: Voice Box, Cathedral and Talking Machine.  Believe it or not but a lot of the outcome to everything was caused by the Grail Flerb setting of the Cathedral!


Steam Train

This is my first attempt at a western soundtrack composition.  Inspired by Ennio Morricone, I tried to stay with sounds that he came up with, originally.  Done completely with a Synthesizers.com system and some EHX pedals.

The Devil Followed Me To St. Louis

Make You Feel My Love

This is a meditation track of rain to hide the 528 Hz frequency which cleanses your DNA. The frequency of 528Hz is known to cleanse DNA. It clusters water which can travel through DNA easier. So, drink lots of water throughout the day and then meditate with this.

Rain 528 Hz (extended)

Vocals by Christa Ann
Guitar by Chris Molinet

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