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swamp cardamon blues (fast speed with sfx) swamp cardamon blues (fast speed with sfx)
thankyou for listening, thankyou SC, this is 50% sped up and filtered, though the normal speed is fine, a little spookier maybe, this is about liking a chord
that boogie thing and the UFO that boogie thing and the UFO
blues thankyou for listening thankkyou SC when I was young I got shown a lot of boogies and loved them, they are fun and bop, this is a sort of deconstruction and more a lament or a sad song than a bop, fairly easy, better on the right guitar
watching the horizon watching the horizon
grateful this inspiration thankyou all concerned sorry about the length of some of my pieces given my limited ability special thankyou to Freesound.org (and the USA) for the terrific thunders happy apples
little love UFO little love UFO
just a little tune thankyou soundclick thankyou for listening beaut sfx sounds downloaded from the awesome freesound.org, thankyou
the ghost train and the paper guitar the ghost train and the paper guitar
I used paper on my guitar to make vibrations here and there, so please be my judge, is only three chords mind, and thankyou for listening thankyou SoundClick.com
approaching Mister Strange (version) approaching Mister Strange (version)
blues thankyou for listening
sea swamp toitoise sea swamp toitoise
this isn't anything new, I've concentrated on striking notes with some care and restraint here, please forgive the squeaks! slow motion version at Robert Phillips/ReverbNation.com, thankyou for listening, thankyou SoundClick, echo from Audacity
Indian Ocean UFO (original version) Indian Ocean UFO (original version)
thankyou for listening, here I just used the d formation or A bar for the final bump, pressing lightly, not easy, the zings are uncomfortably hard as well, and thanks thankyou Soundclick and Audacity yeh! found this in a week old achieve
Friday night frog jump Friday night frog jump
riff is sped up fifty percent, a few filters, sorry I don't catch every note!, came to me doodling, probably a common riff, however I'm better in time with this than other lately practises, good news, thankyou for listening, thankyou
frog jump and the robots shiver frog jump and the robots shiver
this not sped up only filtered, thankyou to free sound.org robot voices, had thought a ten minute trail of looping the riff/turnaround, are there that many robot voices in the world?, thankyou soundclick, thankyou for listening
zing diddle bomp blues zing diddle bomp blues
.....nothing actually wrong wid't blues thankyou for listening, this turned up in a sea of clanging bells of doom, with no visible string to anywhere else that I could see, thankyou soundclick, World's Worst Blues Player hops along a little,
swamp creatures swamp creatures
sorry about the name, if I think of a better one I'll change it, grateful this happened, thankyou for listening, thankyou SoundClick and trusty softwares, happy apples
Indian Ocean UFO Indian Ocean UFO
also titled "I know, you know, I love you", my flimsy attempt to brighten these blues, thankyou for listening thankyou SoundClick and Freesound.org for the jet sounds, amazing resource
ice cave blues ice cave blues
also called seaside shelter blues, old man in a cave, cave blues, part colder blues, etc thankyou for listening, thankyou SoundClick and softwares, extra sounds gratefully freesounds.org, happy apples
the mouse's ice breeze cyber news the mouse's ice breeze cyber news
digitally enhanced acoustic nylon guitar, thankyou for listening, thankyou softwares
mud fish blues mud fish blues
there's a really sad touch to G strings, like A minor, like crying thankyou for listening, made with Audacity software thankyou SoundClick
Project vikings - 4:6:23, 10.36 am Project vikings - 4:6:23, 10.36 am
blues, at the end of the "steppe" there was a slight rise, phew! thankyou for listening, thankyou softwares
happy apple jump start fasttrack happy apple jump start fasttrack
thankyou for listening thankyou SoundClick, Apple, GarageBand, Audacity, Quicktime, iMovie, Photo Booth, Lumix, Olympus, Safari, acoustic guitars and happy apples ...
