Imagine two reclusive composers, hiding out in the Ozark Mountains and experimenting with a new form of music. Tired of the conventional way of recording songs, and sick of the way the music business itself has ruined the creative process, these two veteran musicians have completely turned their backs on the record industry and prefer to concentrate on making music for themselves, without regard for genres, trends, or demographics.

Completely disregarding today's pitch-corrected, over produced, completely thought out type of production, this duo instead prefers to just set up and record every time they sit down to their instruments. Both men are multi-instrumentalists, so one day they might start out with drums and bass, the next day it might be drums and guitar or drums and keyboard. The only main rule of thumb is what they call the "Fresh slate" approach. Each session is regarded as only a jam, to get fresh, new ideas. Most seasoned musicians will tell you that all great songs start with a simple germ of a good idea, and then the core of musicians present will then hammer out that idea into an arrangement.

Waveform LLC feels that when the jam stops to examine and contemplate that little idea, many other good ideas never get wings because the flow of good ideas stops when the artist begins to compose an arrangement based on that idea. Instead, Waveform LLC prefers to keep recording, and ad libbing variations on the main theme over the course of the "jam session". According to them, that is when "all the doors open up" and creative ideas flow back and forth with each variation on the central theme. So instead of stopping when a good idea pops up, and then spending hours fine tuning it, the recording process captures MANY variables based on the original germ of an idea.

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