JazzAura Music

Audio Recordings
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20250827, Wed
[ Cymbal, Phaser E.Piano ]

In the past, I used to make recordings often and regularly, also overdub-recordings. At the moment, but, no recordings at all come into being, and I enjoy the circumstance to just play the instruments. Here, on this page, JazzAura presents special music rather. There haven’t been publications for some time, so now I give my audience some track from 2023, in which a ride cymbal functions as accompaniment. The second instrument, a phaser voice of my former stage piano, leads a chromatic melody over the cymbal accompaniment. Old recordings of mine have a certain magic. It’s first a different rhythm, if only slightly, but also some that is discernable, and then the tunes have other patterns. Maybe, I should work with my old music.

20250522, Thu
[ Piano, Guitar ]

With this finger-style technique on the guitar, the atmosphere is very unique. It developed into rolling melodies, because chords cannot be that progressive. The piano accompaniment is an improvisation as well, and it is newly equalized to have more bass, but still some highs, as piano sound in the recording. By this sound, listening to this music stays in the ears, and does not fall down in the breast region, where it would there be a sign of bad sound. It looks as if there are particular moments in a day where playing the guitar suits best. This finding is but still unfounded. Probably, I need a particular instrument for a certain occasion.

20250427, Sun
[ Drums, Saxophone ]

The two digital saxophones that I am playing are not perfect. This type of instrument has to be developed still. One sees it clearly on the amount of vibrato voices. Some without vibrato produce unwanted side noises, which is similar to a vibrato. And exactly that started to bother me. But when one plays in low volume, one does not hear these side noises, and in an overdub recording, like this one, the low volume of the saxophone makes the landscape that is produced more pleasant, I think. Here, I play to three cymbals, a hi-hat, and a snare drum.

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