'Kill The Digital Distortion' is a remake of the original song 'Kill The White Noise' which appears on the CD 'Ron Jarzombek - PHHHP! Plus'

Music by Ron Jarzombek
IDE programming by Ron Jarzombek and Gurpreet Singh Matharoo
Graphics by TeoLazarev

Guitars, bass and drum programming by Ron Jarzombek
Produced, mixed and engineered by Ron Jarzombek
Midi programming by Ron Jarzombek

Also available:
'Kill The Digital Distortion' and 'Kill The White Noise' from various downloading/streaming outlets.

Ron Jarzombek -
- lead guitarist and composer of Blotted Science, Spastic Ink and WatchTower, as featured on the CDs...
'Blotted Science - The Animation Of Entomology'
'Blotted Science - The Machinations Of Dementia'
'Spastic Ink - Ink Complete'
'Spastic Ink - Ink Compatible'
'Ron Jarzombek - Solitarily Speaking Of Theoretical Confinement'
'Ron Jarzombek - PHHHP Plus!'
'WatchTower - Control And Resistance'
'WatchTower - Math Concepts: Book One'

Other apps:
'Play The Name'
'Beyond Life And Cosmic Kinetics' a.k.a. 'BLACK'
'Razor Blade Babies'

...having also recorded/performed live with Chris Adler (Lamb Of God), Marty Friedman (Megadeth), Alex Webster (Cannibal Corpse), Jeff Loomis (Nevermore), Jens Johansson (Yngwie Malmsteen), Protest The Hero, Obscura, and Gordian Knot.

- featured in Joel McIver's '100 Top Metal Guitarists' book (#32)

'Kill The Digital Distortion' appears via the App 4 track audio player designed by Ron Jarzombek

App 4 track operation

- Multiple Play buttons let you start from selected points in the song

- Highlighted instruments indicate when tracks are active

- Each track contains two "speaker" buttons which let you select which instrument you want to hear. You can hear each recorded part by itself or not at all.

- The "speaker" buttons also alternate between two different recorded parts or instruments, allowing you various combinations of tracks.

Possibilities and options...

- Solo each track to hear exactly what is being played.

- Create your own mix by choosing whatever tracks you want to hear.

- Turn down the lead tracks to compose your own leads and melodies to the original rhythm tracks.

- View video tutorial at www.ronjarzombek.com/apptutorials.html