Rob Adlers
Guest performers:
David Kruger, Steve Cochrane, Ken Baird
Influences
AC/DC, Animal Logic, Asia, Ken Baird, Byork, Wendy Carlos, Steve Cochrane, Enya, Extreme, Fatboy Slim, Peter Gabriel, Galbatron, Genesis, Lawrence Gowan, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, David Kruger, Hugh Le Caine, Kim Mitchell, Patrick Moraz, Robert Palmer, Power Station, Radio Head, Rammstein, Rush, Joe Satriani, Tony Springer, Sting, Spyro Gyra, Thomas Trio and The Red Albino, Stevie Ray Vaughn, David Wilcox, Steven Winwood, Yes
The Band Bio according to Rob Adlers:
Auralplane is me and whoever else I'm writing/performing with.
My background includes Rock, Jazz, Classical, ethnic (East Indian, Portuguese, Latvian), Country, Progressive Rock, Pop, Electronica.
Music is a journey for me, in all directions. This is why I chose Auralplane as my band name. Music is wonderful that way - it's endless learning.
My gear includes:
Korg X3, Korg MS2000, Yamaha SK50D, Hammond M3 with Leslie 710, toy synths and wood pianos, Fender Squire Precision 5 string bass, Hallman electro-reed organ, and a MIDI-ed Casavant pipe organ in Toronto for doing the Organic Evolution concert series.
Just dropping by to spread some holiday cheer. Visit http://www. myspace. com/murraystevexmas to hear some favourite Christmas songs I recorded a few years ago with Murray.
I've posted the second and likely final mix of How High The Moon. This time I used a click track to stay in time!! Hooray! Makes adding a cheesy keyboard track that much easier...... Bobby Boy, are you listening????
Bonjour de France ! Thanks a lot for your nice comment about my page & music ... it's a great pleasure... I like your work very much too...very interesting... we keep in touch... All the best, Chris
The Daves think alike methinks: OK Dude - Just stop buying Organs! :-) So I see some recording session pictures posted on Daves page - so when does the finished product see the light o' day?
Thanks for adding me. I listened to both "Ferret Dance" and "Organic Evolution" by way of intro duction to your music (aside from "Balanced", you know). You're really quite eclectic.
Reading through your blogs ... I love my ferret too, wonderful creatures! I'm curious to hear what "Organic Fugue No1" sounds like as a result of reading your blog but I'll save that for another session. Glad to make your acquaintance. - Chip QNP
I'm balanced.... Like a mercury trigger switch (Balanced in my life...) I'm balanced.... Like a tight-rope walker at a thousand feet (Balanced in my life....)
Something I should say-ee. Something you should know. Diana, don't go See Arms and The Man. Luka!! Luuuuuuu-ka!!! What, Madam??? Did you look in the library???? Yes, Madam
Thanks for the comment on my page and thank you for adding me as a friend!
Yes, I do enjoy the ham radio and Shortwave radio listening hobby. The science of how invisible radio signals propagate around the globe always held a fascination for me!
I love the pipe organ music posted on your page. That is very interesting about actually controlling an actual real church pipe organ using a MIDI interface! I downloaded a free program last month called Miditzer which simulates a Wurlitzer pipe Organ and been playing a few notes on it via my PC keyboard or playing MIDI files on it. I love the works of JS Bach. I need a full size MIDI keyboard to fully utilize it. Maybe I can learn how read music and play from sheet music. Taking piano lessons might help!
I See You There Across A Sea Of Stars Do You See Me Here Can We Get Together?? I never thought I'd see this day I never thought I'd have to say I am a dreamer (daydreamer)
Touch me, caress me, don't tease me Bay-bay. Your moves are so full of life. Just go away can't take anymore Just leave me alone yeah! Like a Puh-uh-pee...
