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I managed to squeeze in a bit of recording at #SingularityU, under the auspices of an audio aid to abating audience anarchy as each lecture session begins. Enjoy…
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Acapella, with reverb/EQ/mixing. No words this time. Unless you count “bow”, “oo”, and “hey”, that is.
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Last night I recorded some unoriginal guitar stuff. It’s not very good, but I want to publish more recordings before I go to CA for the summer and probably lose recording capabilities, so have at.
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Today’s attempt at song! I still fail at writing words, so these words are totally improvised, and may or may not make sense. But I hope you will agree that the piano chords, at least, are superb. :-)
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It’s been a while since I’ve posted a solo piano recording. As per usual, I made this up as I went along.
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A short theme from the Wizard of Oz, sung a cappella in a very weird style. I thought of this basic idea while walking across campus this afternoon, and decided I had time to record it for your listening pleasure(?).
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Hand drums, terrible electric guitar, electric piano, and terrible clarinet. An interesting mix, overall!
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Some pointless piano noodling, fading back and forth between my K2000VP’s idea of a piano and the new Garritan Steinway sampler I had just bought.
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“The Little Drummer Boy.” It’s a nice a cappella version with some weird vaguely blues-inspired delayed melody over it. I’m not really sure what I was thinking.
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An attempt at playing clarinet. It’s bad. Really, you shouldn’t listen.
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Latin guitar/percussion/vocal vamping. Not actually very authentically Latin at all. Whatever. :D
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A prototype arrangement of a Jewish tune, “Eshet Chayil.” All voices are me, and all were recorded in about a couple hours without actually writing down any music.
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“Carnelians,” a piece written by sci-fi author Catherine Asaro as part of her Diamond Star project, was arranged by me as above (all K2000VP-synthesized instruments). She wound up re-recording it in an actual studio, but based on some of the ideas I introduced here. (I like my version better, but I’m obviously biased. :D)
My Oldest Music
This is all music that dates to when I was 13 or younger. Venture forth and click on the above link if you dare…
