One Year Of Pain
Music: Cel (November 2006)
Some use of the Karma finally. Recently mixed, the tracks have been sitting
in my archives for sometime. See also the music video.
The Commuter
Music: Cel (September 2006)
Improvisation on a melodic bluesey theme, gave a good run in E-minor. Blend of
American and Vintage amps with some drive from a Tube Screamer.
Loving Queen
Arrangement: Cel (June 2004)
Easy listening, first arrangement using GarageBand, Mac.
Kyren The Dead
Music: Cel (Fall 2001)
Rough demo written and recorded in 3 days. No ideas for the vocal parts yet. The main
objective of this track was to investigate the recording workflow with the limited resources then.
This was a time when I had no multi-track recorders or mixers, just a DOD FX7 board, MSFT Sound Recorder
and Fast Tracker II for sequencing the drums.
Takagamahara
Music: Cel (circa 1999)
J-rock instrumental, upbeat mood. Takagamahara means "The High Plains of Heaven" in Japanese.
Fritzy
Arrangement: Cel (January 2005)
Beeebop!!! Fritzu's style. The feeling you get when
you take cruise-walks in the city with Fritz.
Limited Memory
Arrangement: Cel / Val (June 2004)
Unique, I actually sequenced the song on my new Sony Ericsson T637. My brother,
Val, obtained the midi track and rearranged the song,
then remixed the instruments. Simply fun. See also his page
for some of his great compositions.
Shades of Grey
Music: Sharim, Drums & Arrangement: Cel (Spring 2003)
I've always been a fan of my bud's trackings, and thought that this could use a better drum track and
arrangement. Didn't get that punchy, but the end result is good.
You can use the flash player above to enjoy my recordings and arrangements. Click on a song title to hear the particular track.
Please be patient while the track loads. You may also download the corresponding mp3s directly by clicking on the titles on the descriptive portion of this page.
One of my band projects, 1998-2001. Good times at the local jamm studios.
Wherever You Will Go
Music: Cel (Spring 1998)
Very simple track, with some good arranged strings.
The structured broken piano chords was my fad at the time. One of my first few XM tracks.
Tenth
Arrangement: Cel (June 2004)
Experiments with techno synths, rather quickly done arrangement. Nice samples and beats. Another GarageBand product.
Thursday
Arrangement: Cel (June 2004)
I think you should notice a trend here, the lack of time required for an original recording effort is quite visible.
That's where GarageBand can come in handy. Fun and quick.