so the other day i picked up the latest “computer music” magazine. it’s the “ultimate guide to garageband.” look, i’ve been using GB for all of my sketching and i thought that i might pick up a tip or two. and i did. they include a pile of apple demo movies that go over some things that are obvious and some things that aren’t. the brilliance of GB for me is in the simplicity and sometimes simple is difficult. i watched the movies, learned two or three things and then dove into the demo projects.<\/p>\n
wow.<\/p>\n
ok, so i wasn’t expecting something brilliant, but i did hope that it would be something that wasn’t slapped together in thirty seconds or less. i was underwhelmed. so i started messing around with some things that i don’t usually mess with. it was a lot of fun and reminded me of a time when my plan was to put out a series of techno-trash albums under a cool pseudonym. we can all see how far that got.<\/p>\n
i think this track has a neat groove. without any further ado, from the coffee shop on my lunch hour to your ipod. enjoy!<\/p>\n
update: the mp3 was a little distorted, so i fixed that. not nearly as annoying (in terms of quality only).<\/strong><\/p>\n