Trying To Make Music
Benjamin Woodling, Emma Harrisa journal of my attempts to make music (with Ableton Live and Push 2 on a Windows PC).
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 34 |
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Meteorological Spring Begins
I progressed a little with my DJing. Bought a little DJ controller (the Numark DJ2GO2 Touch - small but functional) and even got a separate headphone port working so I can properly DJ now (using Mixxx software). But something doesn't feel q...
In The Beginning There Was Jack
... or The Beatles, if you prefer, whatever. Let me calm my racing mind, sit in the kitchen, roll up a cigarette. Let me write calmly. Jack, Jack's house, all that jazz, rhythm and blues, and gospel (those are just labels...). Again, please...
My Aim Is True (1977) - Elvis Costello
There's been a lot of this stuff (reviews of old albums) about on Substack recently and a lot of writers on the platform have influenced this post. Shout-outs to Faith, Jeremy, Dave B and Ayesha for, in quite different ways, helping to load...
Greetings To Anna K
Sleepy after a good dance earlier tonight, I have another go at a Substack post. What am I aiming for here? A little update on my life with the main focus being on music-making.
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Hi, I'm Ben. I'm 51 years old. I'm unemployed, a little bit artistic-creative, and sleep patterns went for a wander some time ago now.
Music school drop-out with a chip on her shoulder. Satirist, questioner of musical dogmas, and jazz-pilled.
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