Richard Boogher

Website Updates

April 29, 2022by Richard BoogherLeave a comment

This week I updated my Musician and Studio pages. I am treating my Musician page as my non professional resume for what I have done in the area of music and electronic music. I have been playing guitar since I was a teenager and have been involved in a few bands some of which actually played out in venues. You will see in my story that I have combined my professional career in computer science with my passion for music. I have added a good bit of content and I hope if you are reading this that you will take some time to read my musicians page.

I have also purchased some new equipment and updated my studio this past year, so I have added to my equipment list and cleaned up my Studio page. Take a look if that interest you.

Superstition Guitar Instrumental

March 24, 2021March 24, 2021by Richard BoogherLeave a comment

This was made for the fun of it and through months of playing with a MIDI file I downloaded and loaded into Garage Band on my Mac, and experimenting with sounds, I came to this product. The mix could be better but I’m fairly happy with the performance. I hope you enjoy!

Guitar Instrumental of Superstition by Stevie Wonder.

I used Presonus Studio One to record using the Presonus Studio Live RM16. I’m playing my Line 6 Variax guitar with a 12 string modeled guitar. The song is in Eb minor pentatonic, and with a turn of a knob on my guitar it is tuned a half step down from standard tuning and I didn’t have to touch a tuning key. I’m running digitally into a Line 6 POD xt Live pedal board. Here are my settings.

I wish I was doing this through a Line 6 Helix but it’s not in my Hobby Studio budget in the near future.

I updated my songs page by adding this guitar Instrumental version of Superstition by Stevie Wonder that I recorded in my studio.

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Holiday Studio Cleanup

January 7, 2020January 9, 2020by Richard Boogher

Having some time off over the Holiday gave me a chance to do some cleaning and organizing. This included tearing down the studio, laying down some carpet, and setting everything back up.