upside downer

No, he only paid a fiver for it.

Early, for once... A bubbly, bouncy little tune with some twists, some turns but always a happy vibe. MT Drums, Westfield Les Paul copy, Westfield P-bass copy, Digitech RP80 pedal, Roland Cube amp, Wavepad, Audacity, Ableton and tons of enthusiasm.

Like I can criticise anyone's singing, I sound like a faulty foghorn 🙃

Four overall voters with only hours to go? Hope that there's a late surge of voting frenzy. Won't somebody please think of the children?

Raucous? Of course X-Ray Spex!

Here's mine. After a scrumptious dinner everyone orders the Serpent's Kiss for dessert. Sure, it's delicious, and a little venomous, too. Their stomachs will be rumbling ominously for the rest of the evening...oooh, blimey! Has anyone got any Buscopan? Gutrot guitar and borborygmic bass (A Westfield double of Les Paul and violin) aided by a Digitech RP80 pedal and MT Drums. Cobbled together with Wavepad and Audacity.

There's a couple going on ebay...here's one of them. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/356138377663?_skw=50+years+in+black+live+double+cd&itmmeta=01JAFK7DD0MPMV2FAAH7NHE2FB&hash=item52eb8061bf:g:pTYAAOSwEtlm9Se-&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKmjDzb47qy69q8W7Dtwee9KAvVPXEoZeawRhOOrjRFldGo50sCylYS7LhQ8ewYm8Wz74wLTpdd4jZ00Vz8Rh2erH0EylSArPC2Mb8WjtsJmoB1EMR9x3IR0%2BLgHYTcrWxmDlfYMj7sQrx1R6JaqBlHZyF42Omzd8sSDX36Fc6ie9gYybSdgiyk81H6wK35pSGratpr%2F8Jsc7cJDknKNqH%2FP04ZSp5hUw%2FAxiZmiYmQ6SXm2%2FDaSJMHj21n3%2F%2BC9SgSzKaiKc68yCrNffMYaHyaQ|tkp%3ABk9SR8zWnfPTZA

Eggs Ray Spex Henpole Tudor Soufflé & the Banshees

100% this. I don't gig anymore and the chances of doing so again are increasingly unlikely so this is my haven for whatever small scraps of creativity I can come up with. I treat it as a bit of fun with a DIY punk ethos.

Adding to what @Dad3353 said, please don't think I was having a pop. I've seen the thread he was talking about and the OP advocates an AI Composition Challenge, not something that I'd bother with. The AI process, taken to its nth degree, is something that I just don't fancy. To my ears, it sounds 'unsatisfactory', if that makes sense? But, each to their own. Personally, I prefer the struggle with real instruments (boy, do I struggle..!), and wish more folk would have a go in here every month.

I've just tried doing a few AI songs, and very easy it was, too. They were all generically awful. You may also consider my monthly efforts generically awful but I'm satisfied that at least those cliched chord changes and bum notes were crafted from my own, fair hand. I have to use artificial drums seeing as a) I don't have a drumkit and b) I can't play drums so I'll use MT Drums, Hydrogen or mess about with a loop from Looperman. I've also used the extensive library available in Ableton Live for various sounds and have done two or three tunes exclusively using it. Everything in those tunes was programmed, changed around, tweaked, moved about a bit, tweaked again and then put back where it started out by me. Same with any drum tracks I use. The idea of just choosing from a list of options and letting your laptop and AI do all the heavy lifting is anathema to me. This is all just for fun and I can't see how I'd get any enjoyment out of the process by doing things that way, although it would mean I might get my entry in a bit quicker every month. Pah! Boo to AI tomfoolery and its sweeping sheen of binary banality! I'll stick with my rudimentary skills on various stringed instruments and flat, tuneless vocals and you'll thank me for it 😁

Well done, gents! 👏 Hang on a minute... A surprise victory for wolfgang?

Ned Sheddin - owner of That Was The Shed That Was, refelting with a smile and a satirical quip.

I don't know how much paperwork you need for shed felching. Probably a lot. It's health and safety gone mad. Shed 7's bassist is Tom Gladwin. Not many members of the public know that.