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the mix of live instrumentation and chip sequencing is awesome! I love how much warmth the horns lend it
Meeting God in a Bucket of Rust
An imprudent explorer travels deep into the sky in a condemnable craft and is struck by the true face of God.
Instruments/soundchips featured:
Tenor saxhorn
Baritone saxhorn
Bass guitar
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Last week I bought a bass guitar. It's my first time playing a string instrument so I have a lot yet to learn.
My unskilled guitarmanship inspired an image of flying to Jupiter in a crappy homemade spaceship, never to return. I got out my horns too and played them as meekly as I could to help sell the concept.
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You can definitely argue that the only real saxhorns are the ones made according to Mr. Sax's original design in the 19th century. The horns used in my entries are a Besson tenor horn and a Boosey and Hawkes Imperial baritone – both built in the 1980s, I believe. They are essentially modern saxhorns, but the design is not exactly the same.
