RoughMix

Photo CC License - http://flickr.com/photos/alaala/163091182/ This episode has the meek Uke serving as an inspiration to its 6 stringed bigger brother. Enjoy the cast - as always, feedback is most welcome in whatever format you choose. Visit my Twitter account - http://twitter.com/nlnnet

Photo CC License - http://flickr.com/photos/alaala/163091182/ This episode has the meek Uke serving as an inspiration to its 6 stringed bigger brother. Enjoy the cast - as always, feedback is most welcome in whatever format you choose. Visit my Twitter account - http://twitter.com/nlnnet

Photo CC License - http://flickr.com/photos/alaala/163091182/ This episode has the meek Uke serving as an inspiration to its 6 stringed bigger brother. Enjoy the cast - as always, feedback is most welcome in whatever format you choose. Visit my Twitter account - http://twitter.com/nlnnet

RoughMix 120 - Dancin Singing (Sorry Yoko) Photo: http://flickr.com/photos/andrewbaron/71618124/sizes/m/ - by Andrew Baron, CC Licence Just to show you how rough you can get this episode has its place. I am sharing with you all of the rough, which includes an embarressing "Yoko Ono" like voice, which is followed by what that inspired. (Sorry Yoko!) Oddly enough, the second could not have happened without the first. And so the tip this time - do not be afraid of making a fool of yourself (it is after all for you.) If you let your thoughts freely flow you may end up being surprised by what follows. The original file as recorded on the Palm can be downloaded here for those of you who really want the details: Original WAV file: http://www.mediafire.com/?unmjdonii1j As I write this episode my audicity software is going crazy and doing nothing that it should. I have had to revert to an earlier version of the software, which meant that all of what I recorded was useless. I needed to mix down all of what I had to an mp3 file and then use this as the new base - sorry for any loss of quality - rougher still! If you like this podcast send us some love! We want to hear from you! Email: ruffmix@gmail.com

RoughMix 120 - Dancin Singing (Sorry Yoko) Photo: http://flickr.com/photos/andrewbaron/71618124/sizes/m/ - by Andrew Baron, CC Licence Just to show you how rough you can get this episode has its place. I am sharing with you all of the rough, which includes an embarressing "Yoko Ono" like voice, which is followed by what that inspired. (Sorry Yoko!) Oddly enough, the second could not have happened without the first. And so the tip this time - do not be afraid of making a fool of yourself (it is after all for you.) If you let your thoughts freely flow you may end up being surprised by what follows. The original file as recorded on the Palm can be downloaded here for those of you who really want the details: Original WAV file: http://www.mediafire.com/?unmjdonii1j As I write this episode my audicity software is going crazy and doing nothing that it should. I have had to revert to an earlier version of the software, which meant that all of what I recorded was useless. I needed to mix down all of what I had to an mp3 file and then use this as the new base - sorry for any loss of quality - rougher still! If you like this podcast send us some love! We want to hear from you! Email: ruffmix@gmail.com

RoughMix 120 - Dancin Singing (Sorry Yoko) Photo: http://flickr.com/photos/andrewbaron/71618124/sizes/m/ - by Andrew Baron, CC Licence Just to show you how rough you can get this episode has its place. I am sharing with you all of the rough, which includes an embarressing "Yoko Ono" like voice, which is followed by what that inspired. (Sorry Yoko!) Oddly enough, the second could not have happened without the first. And so the tip this time - do not be afraid of making a fool of yourself (it is after all for you.) If you let your thoughts freely flow you may end up being surprised by what follows. The original file as recorded on the Palm can be downloaded here for those of you who really want the details: Original WAV file: http://www.mediafire.com/?unmjdonii1j As I write this episode my audicity software is going crazy and doing nothing that it should. I have had to revert to an earlier version of the software, which meant that all of what I recorded was useless. I needed to mix down all of what I had to an mp3 file and then use this as the new base - sorry for any loss of quality - rougher still! If you like this podcast send us some love! We want to hear from you! Email: ruffmix@gmail.com

Not much to say this time - this is an episode that should speak for itself as it takes a riff and works with it. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Not much to say this time - this is an episode that should speak for itself as it takes a riff and works with it. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Not much to say this time - this is an episode that should speak for itself as it takes a riff and works with it. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Take a ride with me into the distant past when my hair was black and my back was strong enough to schlepp around electric pianos. 118 has a look into what is possible when you do not even have "real" instruments. The most important part of songwriting is not the tools at hand, but the tools in your head. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Take a ride with me into the distant past when my hair was black and my back was strong enough to schlepp around electric pianos. 118 has a look into what is possible when you do not even have "real" instruments. The most important part of songwriting is not the tools at hand, but the tools in your head. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Take a ride with me into the distant past when my hair was black and my back was strong enough to schlepp around electric pianos. 118 has a look into what is possible when you do not even have "real" instruments. The most important part of songwriting is not the tools at hand, but the tools in your head. You can also access me and my random thoughts at: http://twitter.com/nlnnet And do not forget that if you choose a new domain to save 10% using our Godaddy.com discount code "blu6". (Please, please! ;-) Enjoy the episode and share feedback via email, comments or voicemail.

Some times it feels good just to hit things - added bonus if that is a guitar that results in sounds you like. That was in any case the attempt represented in this episode of RoughMix which I am calling slap therapy. Listen in on the clip, recorded on the Palm Tungsten and you hear why I chose this as a title. My tip this time around is to let things run awhile. Do not always be in a hurry to "make" something and don't worry about polish or beauty. Raw emotion, and unvarnished energy and the simple joy of not have any rules is sometimes a real pleasure. It also has the added benefit of often causing something more refined to spring from this little exercise.

Some times it feels good just to hit things - added bonus if that is a guitar that results in sounds you like. That was in any case the attempt represented in this episode of RoughMix which I am calling slap therapy. Listen in on the clip, recorded on the Palm Tungsten and you hear why I chose this as a title. My tip this time around is to let things run awhile. Do not always be in a hurry to "make" something and don't worry about polish or beauty. Raw emotion, and unvarnished energy and the simple joy of not have any rules is sometimes a real pleasure. It also has the added benefit of often causing something more refined to spring from this little exercise.

Some times it feels good just to hit things - added bonus if that is a guitar that results in sounds you like. That was in any case the attempt represented in this episode of RoughMix which I am calling slap therapy. Listen in on the clip, recorded on the Palm Tungsten and you hear why I chose this as a title. My tip this time around is to let things run awhile. Do not always be in a hurry to "make" something and don't worry about polish or beauty. Raw emotion, and unvarnished energy and the simple joy of not have any rules is sometimes a real pleasure. It also has the added benefit of often causing something more refined to spring from this little exercise.