English: I'll give you the breakdown. The looper is controlled with my feet. I'm using Ableton Live for everything. I'm playing six instruments, everything is improvised. First I bring in a new track,

English: Hi Hive Open Mic! We are in week 130, with the theme Creativity and Freestyle. Maybe you have seen some of my other videos, but I wanted to share a little of what I like to do, which is what I

English: I really like this one, it turned out great. Let me give you the breakdown. Ableton Live is my platform, I control the looping by recording it with a footpedal while I play. Everything is improvised,

English: I'll give you a breakdown of what I'm doing. Like always, I'm using Ableton Live for everything and using a footpedal to control the looping. I play six instruments, and the loop pedal controls

English: Hi! I'll give you a breakdown of today's jam. Everything is completely improvised, I use I Ableton Live for everything and use a footpedal to record with the looper. I play six instruments: sax,

English: This is my cover of Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes. This idea first came to me in a jam session. I had never played this before, but I was amazed at how good it sounded. The saxophone

English: Hi Hive Open Mic week 128! This is my first time posting in this community. Following the theme of heartbreak, Desamor, I chose Ordinary People by John Legend. It is a song that talks about how

English: This is completely improvised, controlled with a pedal by my feet. I play six instruments: sax, bass, keys, flute, harmonica, and voice. It's kind of like a DJ remix, except that I use live

English: Hi! I'd like to invite you to listen to my new song "Your Backyard" streaming on all platforms. Here is the link to listen to it on Spotify: This song was recorded on July 14, it was

English: I wanted to give you a breakdown of exactly what I am doing in this video, in order, so you can understand. First off I started with a house track. I then pick up the bass to lay down a bass line.

I wanted to share some tips to anyone trying to make a living in music. I’ve spent more than 10 years living from music full-time, and these are the things I think are the most important. Be good. This

English: I first heard this song in the movie 50 Shades of Grey. Anyone who has seen that movie knows how sensual that movie is. It's a movie about sex, and S&M. This theme stood out to me. I've also

This is free-form improvisation with a beat. I have been experimenting with this concept for a number of years. I was fascinated by the combination of "real" instruments with electronic music.

I filmed this in my using an iPhone 12, a GoPro Hero 8, and a Canon Vixia HF G40. They are placed at opposite sides to get a "stereo" effect. It looks kind of like a mirror effect. I am running

This is my own slide creation. The joke is that this is how I pay for travelling around the world. Everywhere I went in the world, I took pictures of signs. Any type of weird of funny sign, it went in

So I had a pop show, but if it's a saxophone show, isn't it wierd that there is no jazz? I had heard Tito Puente's version of Take Five, and I was absolutely entralled with it. I was also a little worried

I really did raise emus. They have no fear of people. My family used to send me out by myself, because they were scared to feed the emus. I had a few dangerous situations with the emus. But, they were

This Spooky, originally by Buffalo Springfield, from the '60's. We are doing an arrangement that is basically a copy of an arrangement by the sax player David Sanborn. David Sanborn has been a HUGE influence

Santana's Smooth. Really this is a lift, we haven't really changed the arrangement except to put a sax on lead. This was one of the opening songs from my show Just Sax. I hope you enjoy! I've attached

This is absolutely one of my favorite modern pop songs. I love the lyrics. They are so sad, but honest. I think these types of situations are so common these days. Communication is the key, for almost