60’s music
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Here is my version of the Beatles Taxman, from the Revolver album. And this one is a remake of that 80’s song we all know and love.
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With that in mind, here are today’s songs. The first one you probably remember. I made this with FL-Studio using the Sytrus Synthesizer plugin. It is the quintessential 80’s song, and is titled Der Kommisar. Does that bass line sound familiar? I’ll give you a hint: “You can’t touch this.” It’s more of a backing…
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Here is one of the very first songs ever released by the Beatles: All My Loving. I don’t think this is how they imagined it sounding, however.All of these masterpieces can be found here also.
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From the Beatles Revolver album, here is my version of Love You Too. It was made using the Sytrus synthesizer plugin, included with FL-Studio. And remember, never trust anything an atom has to say. They make up everything.
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There was a problem with the song I posted this morning, so here it is again. This is Being for the Benefit of Mister Kite, from the Beatles Sergeant Pepper album. For some reason it sounds better if it is downloaded first and played on a music player. At least that is the case with…
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I took some of the harmonies on this song and split them into two channels. This is Eleanor Rigby from the Beatles Revolver album. Let’s hope this brings your team good luck in the MLB playoffs. (Unless your team is located in Wisconsin.) Update on October 14: The Milwaukee Brewers won and are now up…
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Here are two songs to get you ready for a full day of MLB Playoff Baseball (if you are reading this on Saturday October 3rd). These are my versions of Back in the USSR and Dear Prudence, from the Beatles White Album. These songs can also be found here. And here they are separated, for…
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Did you know that some bees are allergic to pollen? If they get near it, they break out in hives. Be that as it may, here is a new song I finished up just this morning, titled Baby You’re a Rich Man, from the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour album. And as always, these songs are…
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Here is a song that is sure to brighten your day. This is my version of Frank Zappa’s Peaches en Regalia, released way back in 1969.
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Here is a remake of a song from the Beatles album A Hard Day’s Night, titled I Should Have Known Better.
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Here are two more songs from the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour album. One of the instruments is appropriately called “Bright Light.” (The second song was posted yesterday, but how do I say this…it wasn’t very good so I made some changes) And here is a documentary on the making of the film.
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Here is a song you’re sure to remember.
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A new instrument has been released on soundtrap.com. It is called “Party Mouse.” It is heard on both of these songs. See if you can tell which one it is by listening to these two remakes of classic Beatles songs.
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Did you know that U2 is going to be playing a free concert sometime this year? They aren’t going to charge anything because they are working Pro Bono. Here are two more remade Beatles songs from The White Album.
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Here are two more remakes from the Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album. I don’t think there is a more perfect song than “Getting Better.” All of these songs are also posted here. How about those NFL Playoffs over the weekend? Did your team win? If so, congratulations. (If not, I know how…
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Perhaps it is because I play a lot of guitar? In any event, here are some more tunes to start this year on a positive note. How do these songs come about, you ask? Well it’s a very complex process where I turn sheet music into actual music using FL Studio and another program called…
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Long-time readers know that these songs can also be found on this page.
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Here is some music for you. These songs can also be found here. For all you musicians out there (and normal people too) if you ever forget what middle C sounds like, just think of the bass line in “Within You and Without You.” It is a continuous C note.
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Here is more music for all your holiday needs. As you probably already know, these songs can be found on this page after they are posted on this page. From The Beatles album Revolver, this is my version of Taxman: Followed by When I’m Sixty-Four, from Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
