- Ghost in the Kitchen
- Green
- Mas Que Nada
- Orange
- Regalt
- Sacket Street Stitches
- Since The Days of School - Original
- Since The Days of School - PGV Mix
- Stash Mix #1
- Studio 6 ES
- Tall Boy
- The Jeffersonian Nephew - Original
- The Jeffersonian Nephew - TLB Mix
- Alpo Ring Modulator
- Dub Siren
- DJ Paul Diggs' Fuzz
- AD633 Ring Mod
- Crash Sync
- Oregano Crunch
- FB383 Mods/Signal Flow
- The Tremolo Tube
- Stash Mix Tricks
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10-26-2008 Two updates in one year? Unprecedented. Well happy Halloween to All! Here’s the scoop. Two new projects for you to browse before hitting the ‘back’ button and return to something relevant. The SupersetSiren. A distinct dub siren hand crafted for Aaron Schultz at Bastard Jazz Recordings and… In time for Halloween, a square wave ring modulator modeled after those in the ARP Odyssey… disguised as an Alpo Can! Hope you enjoy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 09-16-2008 One full year since I’ve updated the website. The past year has had less focus on writing tracks (though there are definitely some in the works) and more focus on building analogue effects, modifying gear, and working on the studio. So what I’ve got is some descriptions, details, photos and samples of an analogue ring modulator, an oscillating distortion pedal, a working fuzz box whose design is ongoing, a crushing distortion in a spice jar and lastly three modifications for an old Freebass FB383. There are also some extras for the FB383 for those of you who want to do your own work on one. Surprisingly this has actually taken up almost the whole year. It goes by so fast. I've also built the beginings of an analog CMOS synth/16 step sequencer. I'll eventually post a page with schematics, photos, and build info however that will be sometime off. When completed it will have a couple hundred knobs and switches... it's totally retarded but knobs and blinking lights, what could be better? It's going to cost a bundle so i need to save my pennines. In the meantime you can see a video of the test circuit I built to verify that my design is sound before I go full scale... There are still some tracks in the pipeline…. Four Hip-Hop tracks for The Gif out of NYC and a selection of original acoustic blues driven tracks by Will Daley hailing from Ottowa Canada. None are completed but you can get a brief taste of some of the preliminary work for The Gif here: I II III. That’s it for now. Enjoy, and I’ll stop being such a lazy son-of-a-bitch when it comes to posting new tracks and projects. Cheers! Dave |