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
Sunday 23 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on … on 16 strings
After I’d done the banjo version of Ramble for my RPM 2020 project, I decided to try it on bouzouki. For some reason, I’d remembered that the bouzouki was tuned in a similar way to the banjo (aDGBD in this … Continue reading
Saturday 22 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on … on banjos
I got another three tracks for my RPM 2020 project done yesterday. If you remember the Ramble track that I posted last weekend, performed on a resonator guitar, I mentioned that I had plans to try it on different instruments. … Continue reading
Friday 21 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Chops
This could be called the most considered piece of my RPM2020 collection so far, in that I didn’t record and release it on the same day. Initially, I set up a ‘drummer’ in Logic Pro X and then improvised over … Continue reading
Saturday 15 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Ramble on Resonator
The title of this one is Ramble, so don’t get it confused with the Led Zeppelin track Ramble On. I performed this one on my steel-bodied resonator guitar but one of my possible plans for my RPM2020 project is to … Continue reading
Tuesday 11 February 2020
by Wulf
Comments Off on Playing to the Crowd
That’s the second track for my RPM2020 album at least provisionally in the can. This one started with a chunk of audio I recorded at church yesterday afternoon. We’d had a funeral service and were hosting a reception afterwards in … Continue reading