Here are some quick experimental music compositions created with digital DAW and virtual instruments for fun and relaxation. These are specifically made short to go along with imaginary movie, flix or event scenes…use your imagination 🙂 These are hosted in BandLab for now (some were previously posted in Soundation which is also a great site […]
Tag: music
Creating music and teaching coding
Have you heard of Earsketch? It’s an amazing, fun way to create music while learning, practicing, teaching coding! Yes, music and coding all in one with its online, free platform (for students)…you just need a browser. It supports Python and Javascript coding in their online editor and you can compile and run the code on […]
My Radio Station: FlyingSalmon Radio
Hi folks, I’m experimenting with setting up my own internet broadcast radio. I’ll be adding more content over time, but for now there are several categories you can enjoy. They are: You can point your browser or any media player that supports opening an internet playlist to: https://zeno.fm/radio/flyingsalmon/ Also, there are downloadable apps for Android […]
An experimental music production: Arrival
It’s been years since I played instruments, recorded, and wrote lyrics. Most of the gadgets and music instruments have been mostly gathering dust. This is mainly due to work and other responsibilities of life that sucks away the artistic motivation. Same situation with my sketches and paintings. I will however come back to them, it’s […]
An experimental music production: Bells
It’s been years since I played instruments, recorded, and wrote lyrics. Most of the gadgets and music instruments have been mostly gathering dust. This is mainly due to work and other responsibilities of life that sucks away the artistic motivation. Same situation with my sketches and paintings. I will however come back to them, it’s […]
Music Mixing with Python
Recently, I accidently encountered a new online service called EarSketch for music creation and mixing using Python. I had to of course check it out in more detail and was very impressed with the simplicity and effort put into the overall UI, API, and technical documentation. They are definitely worth checking out! Kudos to EarSketch […]
Break Time! Geeks Making It Big!
These guys from architecture and math background (wonky!) created beautiful music. Let’s listen and enjoy the simplicity of the notes as well as the creativity of the video (unfortunately, YouTube removed all the official videos, so you’ll have to go pay for it). You don’t have to like it…you just have to understand.
My Latin-Arabic guitar hack
Hi again, so this one is about how to simulate (fake?) latin or even with an added flavor of arabic tune/music in the guitar. Total improvisation…this is NOT a song. I’m just demonstrating that the notes can played with to create your own song while retaining the “flavor” of those cultures. Here I’m just goofing […]
Guitar practice: Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game – guitar intro
Howdy, here’s my guitar rendition of Wicked Game game Intro (raw!). This is one of the most beautiful, simple and fluid songs ever made, with really nothing complex on the guitar. Beauty is in its simplicity. It appears that the lead, and chords are all within Bm, A, and Emaj. Anyway, I’m playing it with […]
Guitar practice: Chuck Berry’s Run Rudolph Run
Howdy, so for Xmas, I literally learned the notes for Chuck Berry’s Run Rudolph Run a couple of hours ago, and had so much already just playing it! I’ll get better with more practice, but shows that anyone can do it, if they have the ears 🙂 The notes are correct but the rhythm is […]