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Here is an all-Oasys guitar tribute to David Gilmour called, "Regarding David Gilmour." Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page to find the new song: http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,4/ There is a Pink Floyd song quoted in this piece. What is it? In ...

Is there a list anywhere of persons who sell, trade, or give away new programs and combinations for the Oasys?

Dear Akos, Thank you. I am working on a new piece about the uprising in Budapest in 1956. It is orchestral. I also have a very long piece called, "The Year 1989," which I hope to finish soon after some editing. I started it before the Wall fell, when the sentiment expressed was quite different, and ...

Really fine work. The composition shows a lot of restraint and perspective. It reminds me a bit of David Foster. I like the sound of the piano. Did you do anything special with the EQ, etc.?

Here is a hard-rocking song (vaguely in the style of Rush in the late 1980s) about the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. I just posted it on my website at this page: http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,7/ Scroll all the way to the bottom of the ...

Bounce the tracks to stereo. In Sequence mode, select the tab near the bottom called Audio In/Sampling. Next, touch the drop-down menu. You will want to select "Bounce All Tracks to Disk." Before you do, check the time limit so the stereo sampling does not end before the end of your song. The stereo ...

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,4/ Here is a new song recorded on the Oasys that is a tribute to guitarist Eric Johnson. I call it "This Too Shall Pass." Scroll down to the very bottom of the page at the link above. As always, all sounds were made on ...

Here's a tip on the wah wah sound that I used. I've never been able to get an effects pedal to serve as a decent controller for a wah wah effect on the Oasys. So I synched the wah wah to BPM. But experiment with having the wah wah cycle over a longer period (say, every half beat). A short wah wah ...

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,4/ Here is a light-hearted song called, "I Have Never Met Napoleon (for Steely Dan)," which tries to recreate the feel of Skunk Baxter's guitar work around the time of Pretzel Logic . Scroll to the bottom of the webpage ...

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,7/ Here is the link to a new song called, "Prayer for a Martyr (for Jerzy Popieluszko)." All sounds were created and recorded on the Oasys without any external signal processing or sequencing. On this song, I really felt ...

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/compon ... lbum_id,7/

Here is a new song, composed and recorded February 9, called "Solidarity (Gdansk 1980)." For Poland.

No external signal processing or sequencing. No real guitars. All sounds were made on the Oasys.

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/compon ... lbum_id,2/

Here is a new song, "Magnificat," composed and recorded today on the Oasys.

Thanks for the compliment. After listening to the song today, I decided that I needed to shorten it and make the ending more definite. So I posted a revised version of the song that is about a minute shorter.

http://www.gregorysidakmusic.com/component,8/action,show_content/id,8/album_id,7/ Here is the link to a new song called "Prague 1968" that I recorded on the Oasys. No external signal processing or sequencers were used. No real guitars were used. Oasys guitar tip of the day: Use stereo tremolo to ...

I love "Take Me to the River." Are those live horns or you on the Oasys?

Sounds as good as The Commitments!