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David Alexander McDonald
by David Alexander McDonald
Podcast by David Alexander McDonald
Episodes
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Crane Dreams
Remaster of a track from GRATUITOUS VIOLINS, a 1990 release that went out on the cassette underground. Ostensibly a meditational piece, it ended up featuring some crazy English dude going a bit doolally on the bass.
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White Feather On The Wind
First track recorded for ARTLAB2. Photo from: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ps_sahana/
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Breathe
A light, airy piece built on chord repetition on a synth pad and drums just ambling along, which makes a nice bed for a simple piano part.
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Walking Drum (Weedwhacker)
And a third variant of "Walking Drum" with more mix refinements and tweaks and a a buzzy synth going spacewalk.
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Walking Drum (Plinky Thud)
Two variations of a new piece, one with added spaced-out toy grand piano, one without (and a slightly different mix.)
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Mutate (A)
Ambient piece as part of a soundtrack for a gallery. Starts in the typical ambient manner, ends up going all Ligeti-ish.
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Shadowrun (version 1)
Two versions of "Shadowrun," a composition from the late 1980s that does a good job of showing me off as a 1980s synth whacker. Done mainly for my own entertainment. If I recall correctly, the main drum track was played on a keyboard while the fills were sticks on electronic drums.
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Shadowrun (version 2)
Two versions of "Shadowrun," a composition from the late 1980s that does a good job of showing me off as a 1980s synth whacker. Done mainly for my own entertainment. If I recall correctly, the main drum track was played on a keyboard while the fills were sticks on electronic drums.
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The Burmese Mood
A trio of ambient pieces. And, yes, "The Cat's Argument" was inspired by my late cat Ophelia having a lengthy one-sided argument with her water bowl.
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The Cat's Argument With The Water - Bowl
A trio of ambient pieces. And, yes, "The Cat's Argument" was inspired by my late cat Ophelia having a lengthy one-sided argument with her water bowl.
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The Dream House
A trio of ambient pieces. And, yes, "The Cat's Argument" was inspired by my late cat Ophelia having a lengthy one-sided argument with her water bowl.
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