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This is one of my favorite Christmas songs, simply titled "The Christmas Song". 

The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)

This is a piece by Renaissance composer William Byrd. It is interpreted here on electric guitars but was originally written for harpsichord.

The Flute And The Droome for two electric guitars

Alchemist Afternoon (work in progress)

A track written for Josie, who was born to two of the finest people in the world. 

Josie

cassette tape - "The Dungeon" ca. 2001

Cover of "No Devotion" by Katatonia from the Tonight's Decision sessions. Saved from an old computer that I used for recording years ago when I didn't know anything about mixing.

No Devotion (Katatonia cover)

This song was originally written and recorded by Danzig for their album Danzig III: How The Gods Kill. I wanted to challenge myself as a sound engineer, so I decided to record, mix, and master this track by myself for practice. It's not much different than the original recording, but that was never the point anyway.

Anything (Danzig Cover)

An instrumental piece I wrote on a rainy day.

Like The Falling Rain

Mary Did You Know (Toby Moore Orchestra Version)

Working on my mixing skills, so I thought I'd record a cover from one of the greatest Heavy Metal bands in the world.

Losfer Words (Big 'Orra) - Iron Maiden cover

"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" from a Baptist hymnal. Music: EASTER HYMN from John Walsh's 1708 hymn collection "Lyra Davidica".

The purpose of this recording was to test a newly purchased MXL v63m condenser microphone. It consists of 4 seperate guitar tracks, which were just sight-read from the soprano, alto, tenor, & bass parts in the hymnal.

Mostly untouched, except for some compression and reverb. Test complete!

Toby Moore

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