Came up with this song out of nowhere today. Has kind of a western/lo-fi/surf/pulp fiction kind-of-thing going on. Reminds me of Moab, Utah.

Fender Stratocaster into a cranked Vox AC30.

To The Rescue

I learned to play this song about an hour prior to recording this. This was the third take. The recording is nothing fancy, as I used a small pocket-sized digital recorder to capture the cover. The sound you hear is the recorder's onboard mic capturing the backing track played through my two monitors while my guitar was playing through my Vox AC30.

In God's Country (Bootleg Quality Take)

One of my favorite U2 songs. 

Recorded with the following gear:
Duesenberg Fullerton CC
Axe-Fx Ultra
Vox AC30 (mic'd w/ a Shure SM57)

In God's Country (Proper Recording)

Epiphone Casino > FA-1 Clone > Timeline > Big Sky > Liverpool

Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (Cover)

David Starck's Album

Metro

Several outtakes from an inspirational songwriting/recording session. 

Western Lo-Fi Outtakes

Soundtrack I created for a fictitious western scene featuring a railroad robbery by a group of outlaws.

All of the music was played on an acoustic guitar, then looped and layered to create the various sounds. The only additional effects added were the vinyl record scratches and gunshots.

Railroad Outlaws

Several layers of sound created by acoustic guitars, some modulated delay, and a looping pedal.

Acoustic Loops

Acoustic Cover of U2's "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own".

Carin on vocals and David on guitar.

SYCMIOYO

Various attempts at looping and layering w/ my acoustic guitar and Line 6 M13 effects/loop pedal. All instrument sounds are created by me playing my Martin acoustic guitar. Vocal parts (in a couple of cases), provided by my band mate, Carin.

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