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Trying To Make Music

Benjamin Woodling

a journal of my attempts to make music (with Ableton Live and Push 2 on a Windows PC).

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Latest Issues

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Simplenote

Simplenote is a lovely free app for note-taking by Automattic Inc, the same company behind Wordpress. I have a huge collection of notes related to making music (with Ableton Live) from 2023 and 2024 on Simplenote that I never read. I like s...

a month ago
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My Guitar Study Syllabus

I guess I can play guitar a bit nowadays. I go on learning, which is good, and recently I’ve been studying intensively. There are different methods of learning: picking up the guitar and working it out for yourself by ear, having lessons wi...

4 months ago
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Breaking the Back of Barre Chords

UPDATE: So I haven’t published anything on this platform for nearly six months. The crazy thing is I have been studying music a lot in that time. Daily guitar study and practice. My guitar playing is coming along, slowly I guess but it’s co...

5 months ago
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Learning to Play Musical Instruments

It's a bit bonkers to be honest. I haven't been composing much (a few goes on Garageband - which is somehow pretty cool for making things that actually sound like proper songs - and Ableton Note - which is an iPad little sister to Ableton L...

10 months ago
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  • Benjamin Woodling

    Hi, I'm Ben. I'm 52 years old. I'm unemployed, a little bit artistic-creative, and sleep patterns went for a wander some time ago now.

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