This is the studio version, featuring a Logic Pro-generated bassline and tambourine percussion. I’ve come to think of the beat 3 tambourine as “pensive”, and the full measure tambourine as “hopeful.” This was my song at the 2 Rivers Cider Company jam this afternoon, where I changed the instrumental measures to reflect the choruses, making the chord progressions easier to communicate to the assembled for jamming. And that they did. I soloed on “Sitting In Limbo” myself when the offer was made; the major pentatonic scale worked well. The other musicians quieted at that time, especially considering it’s easy to drown out a ukulele. More about the Clay Pigeons song here. Post-processing: I applied Sonnox Soften to the vocals. And in case you are wondering what happened to the Taylor E-Mini Bass, nothing. I pulled a muscle at the gym a few weeks ago, and bending my left arm toward the fretboard aggravated it. It will return next month.
Clay Pigeons
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