JON FOBES | PLAIN DEALER NIGHT PICTURE EDITOR | THE PLAIN DEALER | jonfobes@yahoo.com
THIS PORTION OF THE PAGE STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Here's a song I forgot to put on the SoundBytes3 CD: Dead Stop • See the latest Dale Omori video with my music
SMALL SAMPLE OF PUBLISHED PHOTOS • HEAR A VIRTUAL CD, SOUNDBYTES 3, 2009
Click page above to see larger version. More photo examples: See a photo page.
Go directly to Flickr. See a collection of orchid photos from the Cleveland Botanical Garden. See a collection of published photos. See photos from Rockefeller Park Greenhouse. See photos from Schoepfle Garden, a Lorain County Metro Park. See photos from Oberlin and Oberlin College. See some photos of Lorain County. See some Lilies. Each group is available as a slideshow.
MUSIC SAMPLES FROM MY HOME RECORDING STUDIO*
October 2009 vacation, three songs in three days. Played drum solo at start of Smokin' Crayolas using MIDI keyboard; got carried away but had fun:
Smokin' Crayolas • Which Way is Right? • Do Not Follow
David I. Andersen's lovely Fall Color video with music •
Fall Fashion video • Fuzzy Slippers • Blue Shoes • Back to Bass | Film at Eleven
Tat Chat video • Ink-Stained Heart • Ink on My Fingers • Inca Dink
• Some of That Ink • Tat Chat video sample
Dale Omori video on PD photographers • End of Day • Mr. Fix-It video
Miracle Marine gallery • Tribute to the Fallen • Sunrise • The Garden
Help Wanted 1 • Help Wanted 2 • Chapel of Rock • Blue Guitar
Interview on music project • Obama Letters video • Fall 1 • Fall 2
Chuck Yarborough project: Ice Cream for Eric • Roll with It • Put Your
Feet Up
• Sugar for Jimi
World at War video with music (regular feature) • War music sample
I created all the music for this Dale Omori documentary, which played at the
Cleveland International Film Fest. See clip. Second film and soundtrack in the works.
Mass Confusion was used in the movie The Bride and the Grooms.
My videos with music: Orchid 1 • Orchid 2 • Orchid 3
More recent photo galleries with music: Rock Hall • Beatles
*The great thing about recording on a computer is that multi-tracking with a MIDI keyboard allows one person to play all the parts himself. And a guitar interface allows one to add multiple electric guitar° and bass tracks. You become a one-person band. And it's necessary to compose the music oneself to avoid copyright infringement. So the task is to compose, arrange, perform, record and mix. In other words, have fun.
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°Listen to Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh or Brian May for lovely multi-track guitar choirs.
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