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birdyman
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a dark 'rocky' song.
The Bike Song - silly relaxed song about the joy of tranquil biking through the dunes and forests and 'polders' of sunny, windy, rainy (and flat) Holland (lyrics in dutch)
come whistle all along! :-D
Birdyman meets JJ Offenbach - Dance the CanCan (if you can) - dutch lyrics :-D
neurotic tribal technotrance, with some samples of a pvc-tube-didg, crickets/chicades and a pinball machine.
fast rhythmic track with self recorded 'didgeridoo' (actually a 3 foot long, 2 inch wide pvc pipe, straight from the plumber-shop) samples.
Big. Massive. Bombastic. Rhythmically inspired by jungle/drum & bass.
percussion & strings (& piano) track with arabic flavor
The Bakery Song - happy silly 'hoompapa' song about baking bread & cookies in the bakery :-D (dutch lyrics)
A SoundClick Top 50 song
rough mix of various ideas: arabic flavored melody; hiphop-oid(?) bassdrums; flamenco handclaps; 70's bass-organ; synth inspired by 'Lucky man' (ELP). Cheesy U220 sounds need to be replaced by better ones.
lo-quality mix, my dance-interpretation of classical music
mellow? house? with some typical Roland U220 sounds
rhythmic, noisy 'happy house' with some silly voice samples.
my first sampler-efforts, using my first (primitive) Ensoniq EPS sampler to incorporate some voice & other samples in a noisy, silly 'happy house' song... recovered from an old tape.... watch your ears...
Singing birds, recorded from my balcony with a Shure SM58 mic, through a Mackie mixer - with natural reverb caused by the surrounding buildings.
Birds recorded with internal mic of Zoom PS04.