-
2009 Random
Continuing the random exploration of random recordings from random years in a random fashion we have this random one that sounds like it is a backing track of some sort – drums/bass/guitar. I know that was a lot of random, and I usually do not like to repeat myself but sometimes you just gotta. So…
-
Wah wah wah!
Another random collection of photos and a very old rough jam with myself from between 2006 and 2009. It sounds like I had just got hold of a Vox wah wah pedal and was messing around with it seeing how it worked, but then again maybe it wasn’t. It was a long time ago and…
-
Blast from the Past
Another random recording from around 2006 made on a clunky Tascam Portastudio – portable is in the interpretation I think. This is just some messing around on guitar with something all of you will recognise, I am sure. There are a few pictures from the past too, even older than the recording. If you are…
-
More Random Music from 2006
As I mentioned, I found some old recordings from back in 2006 of me messing around with a Tascam Portastudio. Here is another one accompanied by some random pictures from the dawn of time. Check out my super trendy clothes as a kid from the seventies.
-
Studio Journal – Random Backing Track
A quiet mix of coastal photos and a rough musical sketch built from piano, bass, synth cello, and gentle drums — a small idea shared in progress.
-
My Wife Said My Content Is Boring… So She Made This Video!
A playful blog post about how my wife decided to “fix” my boring content by making a video over one of my PhysMuse tracks. A fun look at creativity, music, and married life.
-
Learning to Record Guitar + Screen: First Attempts (Very Imperfect!)
Experimenting with recording guitar hands and screen at the same time. A rough, imperfect noodle while learning how to make better videos for the YouTube channel.
-
Help Me Choose Potential YouTube Series
I’ve been thinking about starting a few light, fun YouTube series — small musical moments that fit naturally into my week. I’m not committing to anything yet, but I’d love to hear what you think of these ideas. Vote below and help me choose which series to explore first.
-
And the Wind Cries at the Sound of My Guitar
A windy day on the coast with waves crashing and a faint guitar line beneath the sound of the sea. A peaceful, unplanned moment captured on video.
-
Uplifting Mood – Orchestral Writing Exercise (Cubase Playthrough)
An uplifting orchestral cue created as part of the Mastering Orchestral Composition with Spitfire Audio course by ThinkSpace Education. This Cubase playthrough explores melodic development, orchestral texture, and workflow clarity, continuing the PhysMuse educational series on orchestral mood writing.