Thursday 4 February 2021
by Wulf
Comments Off on Mix and Remix
Sometimes you have to let things go with flaws; there isn’t time to try and perfect every detail if there are deadlines to meet. However, when there is a glaring issue, it is worth considering if it is possible to … Continue reading
Saturday 24 October 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Today I feel… composed
Next week, our church hosts its annual bereavement service on Sunday afternoon, as do many other churches on All Saints – or All Hallows – Day. It aims to provide a place of comfort and support for those who have … Continue reading
Sunday 11 October 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Don’t Let My Love Grow Cold
This is a song I wanted to in this morning’s service. Originally, the plan was to play it live but I decided that it was kinder to show a video version since we are presently encouraging our congregation not to … Continue reading
Wednesday 16 September 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Recording My Week
Back in March, I launched into recording a lot of music. Right at the beginning of lockdown, I was intending to produce two live worship sessions a day, which swiftly became two songs a day, then one video a day, … Continue reading
Tuesday 21 April 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Videography
By this point in the COVID-19 crisis, I’ve produced and published more videos since lockdown began than in the entire period of my life before that. All that practice means that I’m starting to refine my processes to fit my … Continue reading
Thursday 27 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Lent, the track
Do you know what? I think I’ve finished my RPM 2020 challenge on time and with the full complement of required music. If you check the RPM website, you’ll see that they require at least 10 tracks or 35 minutes … Continue reading
Monday 24 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Ramble as a band
Having done ‘duo’ versions of Ramble for my RPM 2020 project, with banjos and then bouzouki and mandolin, I had a go at playing all four tracks together. With a bit of additional panning, it sounded quite good; having had … Continue reading