Project-1: Baneemy
This project hails from the early Tapegerm days. There are 21 loops culled from Baneemy's double cassette album, The Walter Martin Cult . The loop pack includes short loops of a Casio guitar and Casio sax, along with brief snippets of found broadcasts and assorted percussion, guitars and whathaveyou. Many excellent pieces of new music have resulted from this source material, originally created in 1990. Please tell about any new music you create with these sources in the comments below.
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Recordings for Project-1
Let's All Carve Some Pictures On A Rock by CIIIGoff: This one is based on two different melodies which I dreamed in two different dreams on two different nights during two different years. To complicate matters further, I have two different mixes of this duple duple thing, both of which I like, but you are only getting to hear this one. There's a whole lot of Baneemy in this, all twisted around to fit just right into the grooves. . Credits: Baneemy Files from Tapegerm Project-1, C. Goff III: Casio AP-24 Electric Piano, Midisoft MIDI Composing Tool, Fruity Loops Audio Studio Software, Mahalo U30 Soprano Ukulele, Voice, A Very Few Non-Tapegerm Pre-Recorded Samples .
Triad Dreamz by Corypheus: . Credits: Loops By Baneemy (project-1) And Corypheus.
Not Yoda's Business by anixas: . Credits: Baneemy, The Baneemy Mixes, Anixas, project-1..
Disorganization by Blind Mime Ensemble: . Credits: composed by Bryan Baker, loops by Baneemy, tapegerm project-1 with additional loops by Mental Anguish..
All Their Creeds by Blind Mime Ensemble: . Credits: by Blind Mime Ensemble. Loops by Baneemy, Blind Mime Ensemble..
Not Yoda's Business by anixas: . Credits: Baneemy, The Baneemy Mixes, Anixas, project-1..
Created "Not Yoda's Business" using these Baneemy Mixes. First I put them in LMMS along with some other sounds and created some beat patterns. Thereafter, I imported this piece into Audacity whereby I crafted additional audio patterns intertwining the mixture. To top it off I whipped out a guitar and plugged into my old Digitech RP1 floor pedal and recorded a live guitar track over top of the sonisphere. All work done using LMMS and Audacity within the Windows 8.1 OS.