10 posts tagged with whistling by Corduroy.
Displaying 1 through 10 of 10.
In which I decide to stop candy butt-ing around it, and attempt to join the reverb drenched, echo cave sound of today. This doesn't really sound like anything I've done before, so I'd love to hear a couple reactions. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Nov 8, 2009 -
1 comment
A short, two chord song that is a true story. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Oct 18, 2009 -
8 comments
A song I recorded outside today, except for the vocals which I will explain inside. This is another one I would especially appreciate thoughts on. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on May 2, 2009 -
9 comments
A two chord challenge song that EXPLODES! [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Apr 4, 2009 -
11 comments
A love song to my girlfriend and hiking. Banjolele, percussion, and whistling. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Feb 21, 2009 -
4 comments
This is a rerecording of an old song, done for the February RPM Challenge. Features geetar plucking, good ol' reliable double tracked lo-fi vocals, and singing saw imitation whistling. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Feb 6, 2009 -
6 comments
Here's a song that is stylistically similar to Apfel Augen, but with (half stolen) lyrics, and some percussion that I'm quite fond of. The guitar is tuned C#G#C#F#A#C#. It features some cool whistling, which I was trying to make sound like slide electirc guitar. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Dec 1, 2008 -
7 comments
I know, I know, another Neutral Milk Hotel cover from this guy. But bear with me on this one - this was my first ever attempt at recording something. Beware of ridiculous effects, general fuzz, super cool whistilng and wild panning, especially if you are on headphones. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Nov 6, 2008 -
8 comments
A more ambitious song I've been working on for a while. Would really, really love any feedback. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Apr 10, 2008 -
8 comments
Foolishly recorded next to a loud computer. Features whistling, a shaker, and tapping on guitar percussion. Perhaps worth a rerecording someday. Named after a trail that cuts all the way across Vermont. [more inside]
posted by Corduroy
on Dec 30, 2007 -
8 comments
