“Futuristic Baroque” – influences of Celtic music and Vivaldi played on synthesizer – Roland Gaia SH-01 May 22 2015

“Futuristic Baroque” – influences of Celtic music and Vivaldi played on synthesizer.

Geoff from geoffmobile.com does a 36 minute original improvised jam on his Roland Gaia SH-01 synthesizer, using the Phrase Recorder / looping feature of the synth.

Having just listened to the Vivaldi Four Seasons played live, Geoff was inspired to do a Medieval-style baroque jam on his synthesizer. He also mixed in some Celtic/Irish style flavors into the melodies and riffs. In the last part of the jam, he ventures into ambient territory, playing with lush pads and soundscapes that evolve while keeping some of the original baroque theme throughout.

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*** For a free MP3 download of this music, please visit:
drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8NHtxiv_ETuLVVBaElNUkN1YTA&usp=sharing

Synthesizer: Roland GAIA SH-01
www.roland.ca/products/gaia_sh-01/

I love this synth! Thanks Roland :)

Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com

Human Nature Michael Jackson vocal and synth cover by Geoff Peters

Geoff from geoffmobile.com does a vocal and synth cover of Human Nature by Michael Jackson.

Please note, I’m a new singer, the first time I ever tried singing was 2 years ago, so I am still very much a beginner at singing. However, I am more advanced at playing synth and piano having played piano since I was 5 years old.

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** For a free download of this performance in MP3, please visit:
www.gpeters.com/tracks/youtube20/

Microphone:
Shure SM-58

Recorded into a Roland Octa-Capture in 24bit 48khz, using Sonar X1 LE.

Mastered in Audacity using SC4 compressor and W1 Limiter.

Synthesizer:
Roland Gaia SH-01 with custom made patch
To download the patch please visit:
drive.google.com/open?id=0B8NHtxiv_ETuT0YtX1NCdzNnRTA&authuser=0

To load and use the patch on your Gaia synth, please download the Roland Gaia Tool by grauw, a free tool that is available at:
www.grauw.nl/projects/gaia-tool/

Many thanks to my vocal teacher, markdowneyvocalstudio.com

Improv Jam on Roland Gaia SH-01 synthesizer April 25 2015

Geoff from geoffmobile.com does a 30 minute improvised jam on his Roland Gaia SH-01 synthesizer.

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I love this instrument! It can do so many different imaginative sounds and is a lot of fun to play :) It’s really fun to spend time playing around with it and exploring the diverse soundscapes.

Many thanks to Roland Canada and Roland Corporation worldwide for continuing to produce the Roland Gaia SH-01 synthesizer.

Hopefully by watching this video you will get an idea of what is possible with some casual jamming with the Gaia SH-01 synth.

For some basic tutorial videos on how to use the Roland Gaia please check out my playlist of the “Best Roland Gaia SH-01 tutorials” at:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpOuKedj0gNm_2W9teK0BxYG4cLKrZ5Qh

Please note that this music in this video is entirely original and created by myself, Geoff Peters for use in this video.

***** Please note: If you would like to use the music in this video in our own videos, please go ahead for free, as long as you give credit to Geoff Peters and a link to my website at geoffmobile.com Thank you!!

Cheers,
Geoff
geoffmobile.com

Up Jumped Spring – Michael Toft Jazz Ensemble

Up Jumped Spring

Composed by Freddie Hubbard
Arranged by Michael Toft

Michael Toft, valve trombone
Geoff Peters, piano
Michael Wagler, bass
Dan Pennell, drums

Filmed at Blue Shore Theatre
Capilano University
North Vancouver, BC, Canada
April 19th 2015

Thanks to Neil Peters for filming us.

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All The Things You Are – Michael Toft Jazz Ensemble

All The Things You Are
Composed by Jerome Kern
Arranged by Michael Toft

Michael Toft, valve trombone
Geoff Peters, piano
Michael Wagler, bass
Dan Pennell, drums

with special guest
Geoff Claridge, tenor sax

Filmed at Blue Shore Theatre
Capilano University
North Vancouver, BC, Canada
April 19th 2015

Thanks to Neil Peters for filming us.

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