SEEKING
Keyboard.ABOUT
musician, composer and producer looking to collaborate with all kinds of musicians, producers or djs.
Like playing live but my main love is being creative (writing/rehearsing/recording).
I've no picture up because I can't get this site to load one up but my soundcloud link worked, the tracks on there are all quite old now.
Worked with:
Sweet FA (Oxford metal): Bass
Sepiatone (Swindon trip-hop/jazzfunk/experimental): Bass, guitars
Captain Mandate (Swindon hiphop/funk): guitars
The Nubium (Swindon hiphop/funk): guitar
The Nebulae (Swindon DnB): guitar
Playgroup (Swindon hiphop improv nights): guitar, bass
Tailgunner (Swindon blues rock/funk): guitar
Death of Hi Fi (Oxford Hiphop/EDM): guitars, bass, production
La CoDa: Guitar
daniel.clear@mac
- Screen name:
- Daniel Clear
- Member since:
- Jun 08 2016
- Active within 2 weeks
- Level of commitment:
- Committed
- Years playing music:
- 35
- Gigs played:
- Over 100
- Tend to practice:
- 2-3 times per week
Influences
everything
Instrument experience:
- Electronic Music:
- Advanced
- Rhythm Guitar:
- Advanced
- Lead Guitar:
- Advanced
- Acoustic Guitar:
- Advanced
- Bass Guitar:
- Advanced
- DJ:
- Moderate
- Keyboard:
- Intermediate
- Background Singer:
- Intermediate
- Violin:
- Beginner
- Fiddle:
- Beginner
EQUIPMENT
Gibson Les Paul Standard, Carvin SC90, Steinberger Spirit, Cort Curbow5 bass, Aria electro-acoustic, Admira electro-spanish, Yamaha Violin, Harley Benton Electric Violin, Numark T500 decks, Behringer DJ mixer, Vox Tonelab amp modeler/fx, Digitech GNX2 amp modler/fx, Sansamp bass preamp, AER acoustic amp, Macbook Pro using Logic pro 9 and Mainstage, Beringer UMX61 USB keyboard, various other pedals/switches/fx and spare room home studio
MUSIC
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Guitar piece
Guitar pieceI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Proto Ajax
Proto AjaxI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Persuade
PersuadeI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Oxford Shoe Grays
Oxford Shoe GraysI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Novarna
NovarnaI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Long Distance
Long DistanceI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Bristol trip
Bristol tripI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Grunge
GrungeI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Generic Skate Punk
Generic Skate PunkI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Generic Hair Ballard
Generic Hair BallardI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Dont Be Me
Dont Be MeI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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DarkJazz
DarkJazzI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Control Group
Control GroupI recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Blues2
Blues2I recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone.
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Blues Jam1
Blues Jam1I recently found a demo cassette of unfinished tunes I was recording in the late 90s. I had a second hand Fostex digital 8 track machine, an Alesis 16 bit drum machine and some guitars bass, a few stomp boxes going in through a Marshall preamp, with a cheap rack mounted fx unit in the aux loop. The one piece of equipment I still have from that time is my Carvin SC90 which is still my workhorse guitar I really didn't have a clue about producing then and had just graduated from a Tascam 4 track machine so had no idea how to use MIDI or edit tracks, drum patterns were programmed start to finish then recorded onto 2 tracks without MIDI synch. Worst still the Fostex had a total record time on the hard disk of 12 minutes so once I finished a track I had to record it then lose the original data. My plan was to find a singer and form a group to re-record some of this music but had no idea what kind of band I wanted to be in so basically ripped off everything that was happening in the 90s. There are a couple of blues jams too. The backing tracks for these were from those free CDs you used to get with guitar magazines. Although these were recorded between 1997 and 2000, some were written a couple of years previously and this pretty much represents everything I did between leaving Sweet FA and joining Sepiatone. My cat, Frehely used to sit on my shoulder with his head pressed against my headphones purring as I mixed. He liked my tunes.
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Commiserations by Sepiatone
Commiserations by Sepiatone
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Destination by Sepiatone
Destination by SepiatoneSwindon band Sepiatone's first demo 2000 Stuart Anderson Caitlin Bowles Daniel Clear Martin DiRuzza Brett McKee
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Death of Hi Fi ft Leanne - Gravitational Pull
Death of Hi Fi ft Leanne - Gravitational Pull
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Death of Hi Fi ft Leanne - You Can't Hurt Me Now
Death of Hi Fi ft Leanne - You Can't Hurt Me Now
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Tiger Mendoza - Just Let Go (D Clear Rmx)
Tiger Mendoza - Just Let Go (D Clear Rmx)
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Take This Higher
Take This Higher
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Fade to Grey ft Steve Strange
Fade to Grey ft Steve Strangecopyright August Day Recordings
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Sheer Verbal Trick
Sheer Verbal TrickRichard Dawkins keeping it real
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Rachael's ringtone
Rachael's ringtoneMy Birthday Present to Rachael
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The Amateur
The Amateur
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You Are Here (distant mix)
You Are Here (distant mix)
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Cloudbreak
Cloudbreak
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no title
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You Are Here
You Are Here
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Western Democracy
Western DemocracyLatin House instrumental
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What are you thinking ft Leanne(club mix)
What are you thinking ft Leanne(club mix)Funky House featuring Leanne Mack on vocals
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Dangerous Philosophy
Dangerous PhilosophyFeaturing additional drums from Disco of Beatbullyz. Inspired by the reaction of a politician caught in breach of the first amendment to the US constitution by funneling church funds through a public school. her reaction was to have a rant about atheist being a danger to the american way
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Changes
Changes
