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Chewing Gum March
Since I can not chew gum and walk at the same time, I explored chewing gum and marching to music. It May be coincidental that all the songs were created in March.
Episodes
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Spiritual Chant the March
Spiritual Chant the March is the notion that a march can be spiritual i.e. Funeral cadence or the march before death i.e. war or final steps. This song took about 35 minutes to render and was created from My Mac Book Pro Keyboard not using any real instruments. I normally use “real” midi...
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Talk to walk
Talk to Walk. Still plugging along with the march theme. This song took 35 minutes from beginning of the creative process (laying down a drum beat) to completion (iTunes import). Instruments used for this 10 track song are: Big Beat Remix (drums), Electric Eel, Fat Taffy, Indie Kit Live, Techno...
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Martin Luther King March
Martin Luther King March. Took right at 45 minutes to complete from the time I sat at the keyboard till the export to iTunes. I used the following Garage Band midi instruments: African Kit, Drum ‘N Bass Remix, Fat Taffy (starting to like the sound of fat taffy) Cleopatra Chord, Plastic Factory,...
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Ready March
Ready March, Creative process took 30 minutes from start to finish. Instruments used: Indie Kit, Fat Taffy, Velvet Rope, Glam, Moving Shadow, Asian Kit, African Kit, Indian and Middle Eastern Kit, Applause and Laughter, Vocal Shouts, Solomon Sync. 12 tracks in total. 320 kbps, song lasts 2:10.…
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Hudson River Approach
Hudson River Approach, In response to the River Crash Landing by the airplane that landed in the Hudson River.
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Since I can not chew gum and walk at the same time, I explored chewing gum and marching to music. It May be coincidental that all the songs were created in March.
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