TheArkive – Musical Compositions



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TheArkive
09-30-2013, 05:26 AM
Just wanted to add some artistic contributions!

I do several styles in low brass. Classical soft, classical bombastic (ie. hell on hearth/battle music), and this particular one… jazz!

Me playing "Tenor Maddness" (http://bayfiles.net/file/X9VX/7Cnz7j/Tenor_Maddness.ogg)
Mirror (Dropbox) (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/t8vfsaz1bydhfve/6KXagdfz30)

This is me overdubbed 3 times on top of a midi track that i made using "Band in a Box". I’m playing tenor trombone on 2 tracks, and bass trombone on the 3rd track.

Any thoughts?

I’ll add my cool bombastic stuff when my contrabass trombone gets back from the shop.


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