Riffs, fragments and noise. A collection of old and new instruments and FX pedals are tried out and aurally regurgitated. You will hear a Mellotron tone recreated on a guitar through the Electro Harmonix Mel 9 pedal, the Dave Smith Adrenalinn pedal makes an appearance, Suzuki's Omnichord is put into play. You Rock's MIDI guitar checks in too. Som many great effects and instruments are out there.
Showing posts with label electro harmonix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electro harmonix. Show all posts
Saturday, December 07, 2019
Sound Experiments 4 (2019) - Overindulgence is kept to a minimum. I promise.
Riffs, fragments and noise. A collection of old and new instruments and FX pedals are tried out and aurally regurgitated. You will hear a Mellotron tone recreated on a guitar through the Electro Harmonix Mel 9 pedal, the Dave Smith Adrenalinn pedal makes an appearance, Suzuki's Omnichord is put into play. You Rock's MIDI guitar checks in too. Som many great effects and instruments are out there.
Labels:
adrenalinn,
cnz audio,
dave smith,
delay,
drum machine,
electro harmonix,
experimental,
feedback,
guitar,
mel 9,
mellotron,
noise,
omnichord,
reverb,
scraper,
sound parcel,
synthesizer,
you rock guitar
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Electro Harmonix Drum Sequencer
Had this Electro Harmonix thing for a little while. Used it as a crude 8-note sequencer. Sold it. Underutilized and misunderstood. For a better understanding of what this device was designed for, please follow this link and let the wise people explain:
http://www.dron.de/gear/gear34.html
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Pop Mediocrity Knows No Height It Can't Scale
Natasha Bedingfield sings of a "Pocketful of Sunshine" in her bland pop tune. Truth to tell, it will be a "pocketful of gold" more likely judging from the overwhelming popularity and response to the ditty. Fool's Gold.
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