Category: collaborations

Martin’s original title for his template was: “Red Wine Motown”, but since no one here drinks I could only play Sponge Bob with my bass a bit:

As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops for all the fun, and thanks to you for listening 🙂

Found that wonderful piece from Arno and Peter, couldn’t resist to add a few low notes to it:

As always, thanks to my friends and to Wikiloops, and thanks to you for listening 🙂

Welcoming Shi back from her holiday trip, I uploaded this today:

As always, thanks to my friends at Wikiloops, and thanks to you for listening 🙂

Two tracks from me this time, first on a typical Spanish theme from Pat:

and then on some more “World” type of song, with a template from Don and an awesome entry and first upload/remix from NickWyver:

Changed both titles to German because I could… 😉 Thanks to my friends and to Richard from Wikiloops as always, and thanks to you for listening 🙂

Such a nice and jazzy track from notebynote, Blazer, and Tofzegrit, couldn’t resist to add my bass to it. And since I’m still practising thumb position on my upright, I chose the fretless instead:

Thanks to my friends and to Wikiloops for the fun as always, and thanks to you for listening 🙂

Tried my upright today on a piece from David & Xavi, just a one take impro over some kind of Spanish theme:

As always, thanks to my friends and to Wikiloops for the music, and thanks to you for listening to it 🙂

Played a few harmonics and a bit of bass onto a lovely ballad from Carlo, Shi, and Peter:

As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops for all the fun, and thanks to you for listening.

I joined Peter and Frankie on this nice Bossa Nova track:

As always, thanks to my friends over at Wikiloops, and thanks to you for listening.

Did a second remix of an old Wikiloops classic, and an all time favourite song of mine:

I went for a bit more transparency and clarity, with newer tools and a bit more knowledge. Thanks again to Hurzel and to Shi, I hope they like what I did. And thanks to you for listening – and if you play or sing yourself, then come and join us!

Collaboration with Lucy Bee from Wikiloops:

Thanks Lucy for the wonderful jam, and thanks to you for listening.