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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2007 · 8 MIN

Joe's Garageband Experiments #5

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This is a few of the songs I've done with the loops that come with Garageband. I figured I'd try a few songs by layering them over a repeated loop. The first song has as many keyboards as I could cram into one homage to seventies funk. Organ, clavinet, a simulated moog, and a simulated "muscat pluck," whatever that is. The loop is the basic drum track, shaker, and the clavinet. Everything else is my overlaid track, including bass, extra drum sounds and embellishments. The piano in the second song sounds like a loop but it's not a loop. The only loops in this one are the drums and bongos. The mellotron, piano, and guitar are thrown on top of that.The last song is actually three piano loops. First, a two chord pattern, followed by an ascending piano loop bridge, and finally a descending piano loop, all of which are labelled "70's ballad" on Garageband. And since I can't drum very well I used Garageband drums and percussion (except my drumming and woodblock percussion at the end over the percussion loop). The mellotron choir, echo piano melody, and guitar are my additions to give it kind of a big endingThe picture is some solar coronal loops.1. Funkmatized!2. Secret Agent in a Moroccan Cafe3. Solar Loops

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