Tracks using Behringer synths

Lazy 2nd Max, with Simon Beck on Electric Piano

Duke Of Earl Bogdon

this is my custom made signature one string bass.

Exorcist (one-string bass)

Lead synth with portamento and pedal wah, backed by 1980s drum machine, random-filtered polysynth loop, and fretless bass.

Drums: Yamaha RX-21
Backing synth: Yamaha Reface CS, processed via Behringer Crave
Lead synth: Behringer Neutron with control pedal
Bass: Squier P-Bass Special with removable fretless fingerboard

Solid Fluid

Backing sequence: Stylophone DS-2 
Drums and sync pulse: RD-6 
Synth brass: Yamaha Reface CS
Strings: Behringer Solina
Wind-synth: Stylophone DS-2 
Bass: Stagg electric upright. 

The title means "Seize the moment" in Latin.


Carpe Momentum

A tribute to the Beach Boys (and other surf bands). Music, lyrics, arrangement, all instruments and vocals by Simon Beck.

I got a '52 Woody with a surfboard tied to the roof
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
But it's made outta cardboard; it ain't even waterproof
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
And ev'ryone else knows how to hang ten,
Ride a pipeline and do it again
I don't know
How
To 
Surf!
Well, I'm wearin' my baggies and it looks like I'm catchin' a wave
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
But I don't wanna drown and end up in a watery grave
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
It's a surfin' safari for everyone
But I ain't havin' no fun, fun, fun
I don't know
How
To Surf!
(instrumental)
I don't know
How
To Surf!
Here comes the surfing instructor, she's cute and she knows how to teach
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
And I'm the only one who needs surfing lessons right here on the beach.
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf)
If she starts giving me surfing lessons right now
It'll take all summer for me to learn how.
I don't know
How
To
Surf!
(Surf, surf, baby I can't surf) to fade

I Don't Know How To Surf

The 1923 jazz standard, using the Behringer Neutron analogue synth for the two solo parts, backed by acoustic archtop guitar and double bass.

Tin Roof Blues

Abbreviated version of George Frederick Handel's Hornpipe from his "Water Music", played in real time on synthesisers.
Synthesisers are:
Yamaha Reface CS
Behringer Neutron in Poly mode

Handel

https://grahamkartna.bandcamp.com/album/tmp2
https://open.spotify.com/album/04JNRIRvf7Bvp8nbSWWMKE

scratchingMyEarsLikeACat TMP


This is a new release by Adie and Cam from We Happy Few. Their fourth album 'More Empty Boxes' is a stripped back acoustic project, bringing blues music back to its roots, with a contemporary spin on the genre. It feature's the playing and writing of two members of the full band and is a follow on for their 2010 release 'Empty Boxes'. These simple yet effective arrangements mix slide and finger style guitar with ukulele, double bass, and baritone vocals. It is also available for download on Amazon and Cdbaby. Thanks for listening!
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/more-empty-boxes/id580461523
http://cdbaby.com/cd/wehappyfewacoustic
http://www.amazon.com/More-Empty-Boxes/dp/B00ABL8HLC
http://wehappyfew.co.uk/

05 City Blues

Another Baroque-style improvisation, this time using two Behringer semi-modular synths, a Neutron and a Crave, patched together to create a 3-oscillator, two-filter monophonic system, with the resulting sound fed into the Neutron's analogue delay to provide incidental harmonies.

Gavotte

This song's nearly done! (even if the mix is still a little sloppy and hard to listen to).
I've been busy working on my new home's acoustics and will be building a silent PC before I get too scrutinous with my mixes though.

I've been posting my music and animation's progress on my Patreon if you fancy a visit! https://www.patreon.com/HarveyRothman

Scampish Scampi v2.0

"Jingle Bells", played using nothing but a Behringer Crave analogue synthesiser and an electric upright bass.

Jingle Bells

A collaboration between myself (Behringer Neutron without external controller) and my elder son Thomas (electric guitar, fretless bass, drum programming). The synth and guitar were recorded in a single take, with the Neutron's LFO synced to the drums within the DAW, and then the bass was overdubbed and the drums edited.

Exploring The Abyss

A kind of sequel to "One of Our Agents". Theremin and Cimbalom, backed by tremolo guitar and bass guitar. The East is Red...

Theremin: 1994 Jake Rothman prototype
Cimbalom: Nord Electro 6D 73
Guitar: Squier Telecaster processed by Behringer Neutron synth
Bass: Squier P-Bass Special
Drums: Korg KR Mini

One of Their Agents

I'm a self-taught multi-instrumentalist living in London, England. My main instruments are keyboards, bass guitar and double bass, but I also play electric and acoustic guitars, ukulele, 6-string banjo and chromatic harmonica, and I will have a go at anything else that makes a noise.

My musical roots are in the Blues, but my recordings range in style from country to punk to experimental, with bits of funk, jazz and retro movie soundtrack thrown in. And hopefully a bit of humour...

One of Their Agents

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