Ts Bray's Podcast

Here it is! The final product of our playing with the Biblical readings from our friend. This is the second tune off the CD -- Jeremiah. Our band is called Processor Speed and the Golden RAM and the album title is officially -- Processor Speed and the Golden RAM present the Electric Prophet. We have five songs on the list and I will be releasing them over the next week. This also lead to an entire new genre of music -- Jesazz. Enjoy!

Here it is! The final product of our playing with the Biblical readings from our friend. Our band is called Processor Speed and the Golden RAM and the album title is officially -- Processor Speed and the Golden RAM present the Electric Prophet. We have five songs on the list and I will be releasing them over the next week. This also lead to an entire new genre of music -- Jesazz. Enjoy!

I used GarageBand for the iPad to pile a load of bass guitars on this track. The four different Smart Bass guitars can be heard on this song. Enjoy!

This version of Sunday Morning completes the trilogy and this one has a flute thrown in during the turn around section of the song. Enjoy!

Another version of the iPad GarageBand song I made last post, but this one is stripped down to only the drums, clav, and bass guitar. Enjoy!

More exploring and experimenting with iPad GarageBand in this tune. Enjoy!

Title says it all. I was up late and started playing with GarageBand on the iPad and created this little tune. Enjoy!

This is my second song in this series. As I wrote last post, this all started when our Orchestra teacher asked for some help with a personal project. We helped him convert a large number of single audio files into only four, but in the process listened to what the recordings were -- it was simply him reading passages from the Old Testament. We started bouncing ideas around the room and The Electric Prophet was born. This is officially my second song for the CD Speed Processor and the Golden RAM Introduce the Electric Prophet. We are releasing the CD as part of a music exchange in our school. I will post the CD cover and the entire collection of songs when the entire project is finished. This song is short, but creepy as all get out. Enjoy!

The guys in the Ed Tech office decided to make a little challenge for ourselves. We heard some records of a faculty member reading Bible passages from the Old Testament and about died laughing at it... And from the laughter a musical vision was formed -- we decided to mix his voice with our own music. Here is my version for your enjoyment.

I recorded an announcement at the Munich train station. I have no idea what the guy is saying; I'm sure it is something about a train from somewhere is arriving or a train to somewhere is departing. Anyway, I decided to put the thing to music. Enjoy!

Found this song I started a long time ago in my old data files and gave it a listen... Then I decided it was actually ready to go. Enjoy!

This one rocks even more than the first long Latin jam. More pianos and guitars over the rhythm section. Enjoy!

This is an extra extended jam from one of the evenings in the village. The peace of the place infected the work. Enjoy!

Second in the funk trilogy that came out of my nights of fish, raki, and love in Boz Koy. Once the house is built in the village, there will be thousands of jam sessions from that place. Enjoy!

Another in the series of musical explorations that came out of my days in Boz Koy, Karaburun, Turkey. The village is so peaceful and quiet, you can hear yourself think and the music flows to you in dreams. Enjoy!

During the second night in Boz Koy we got into some Reggae jamming and here is the first in that series. Enjoy!

Second in the jams that came out of the holiday adventure in Turkey.

We went to Boz Koy, Karaburun, Turkey for part of our summer holiday and several jam sessions came out of the trip. This is the first in the Boz Koy Jams. Enjoy!

This is a jazz tune that I composed and performed "live" with GarageBand. It was a long time since the last tune was released, so this is an attempt to get back in the groove. Enjoy!

This time in GarageBand I played with ducking to make tracks lead or be in the background. I used some of the World Jam Pack for the Africa and Latin drums and bass. Enjoy!