Moo Juice
This tune was built as a test run for a new studio hardware upgrade. During this test, I discovered that none of my VST plugins worked, so it’s made entirely from the sounds that come with my preferred DAW, MuLab.
Time Grows the Smoothest Stone
Inspired by a laid-back piano piece I had begun recording late one night and never finished. Reinterpreted as a happy, up-tempo tune of multiple arps and a couple of drum loops from Looperman.com.
On Course for Endicor
This tune is built using the Dance/Pop arrangement from the 1993 Korg i3 Workstation, triggering sounds set up in the DAW.
Tachyon Pulse
An up-tempo tune with some initial 90s flare, inspired by a beat from Looperman artist @milostubbsmusic. PREVIEW
Happy Pill
A cheerful, uplifting tune to brighten up your day. Made with Apple Garageband. PREVIEW
Melted Butter
Similar to a previous song I built, titled Quasar, this tune is a tribute to and inspired by an old song I grew up hearing called Popcorn. I think the Hot Butter version from 1972 is the one I’m most familiar with, though I definitely recall hearing the original recording from 1969 as well. This tune features a sample of my husband making a popping sound with his mouth. Anybody can be a musician! 😉 PREVIEW
Propellerhead
Drum patterns generated by the Yamaha MM6 and rendered by Monster Drums, instruments from ExactLite, Analog Lab V, MonoFury and MuLab. PREVIEW
Roller Coaster Life
Inspired by a loop from Looperman.com, with an arp’d MuLab bass, some Analog Lab V and Surge XT pads and a bunch more MuLab instruments. PREVIEW
Mighty Mighty 6
This song is primarily built upon one of the accompaniment generators on the Yamaha MM6, which includes the drums, bass and some of the chords. Additional instruments sandwiched in include the Korg MS-10, Analog Lab V and a few from MuLab.
Joy to the World
My version of the traditional Christmas carol, featuring instruments from Analog Lab V, VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, Full Bucket FB-7999, Spitfire Audio Labs, Love-Fi 3 Lite, Crystal Soft Synth, Sonatina Choir and a smattering of MuLab sounds sandwiched in.