Podcasts about electro harmonix

Wir waren auf sehr vielen Konzerten und berichten ausführlich darüber. Natürlich haben wir uns wieder Gear anguckt: das KMA Geminus, den JHS Notadümblë Bausatz, ein neues Reverb von Electro Harmonix, die Revv G Reihe in der Mk II Version und die Harley Benton Agufish Signature Gitarre. Ausserdem haben wir noch viel über alte Musik gesprochen.Diese Folge auf Youtube https://youtu.be/oGvtwgRsIME 00:00:00 Intro und Begrüssung 00:01:00 Leserbrief – zu Henry's Guitars 00:03:55 Nachgang zur DOD Folge 00:06:20 Giacomo Turra Scam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI4nuce3ppA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_S18U8guLM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1QEV9euGAg 00:11:10 Hughes & Kettner wurde an Thomann verkauft 00:19:05 Diverse Konzertberichte und kleine Diskussion zur Anreise zu Konzerten 00:49:20 Carsten verkauft Effekt Pedale https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-bestandsliste.html?userId=13866845 00:55:00 10 Jahre Line6 Helix 01:01:45 Equipment News 01:25:35 Neue Musik: Dire Straits – Brother In Arms 40th Anniversary Edition 01:29:00 Albenjubiläen https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/meilensteine-alben-die-geschichte-machten/sting-the-dream-of-the-blue-turtles/ard/14621187/ 01:49:50Verabschiedung und Outro https://www.facebook.com/gitarrenkram https://gitarrenkram.de https://gitarrenkram.de/gitarrenkram-unterstuetzen Unsere Musik auf Bandcamp https://silentmenband.bandcamp.com/releases

Vi pratar om det ikoniska förstärkarmärket Marshall och de nyheterna de visade på NAMM-mässan. Fölster tar sig an en av våra favoritgitarrister, David Gilmour. I veckans pryl spelar vi på Boss SL-2 Slicer. I veckans avsnitt: Marshall, Celestion, Hiwatt, Fane, Fender, Electro-Harmonix, Binson, MXR, TC Electronic, Yamaha, Boss, UA.

Send us a textIn this episode I take you through my 5 essential pedals. These are the ones I use all the time and how I set them up. 1. Compressor PedalWhy it's important: A compressor smooths out the dynamics of your playing by limiting the loudest notes and boosting the quieter ones. It helps create a more consistent sound, adding sustain, punch, and clarity. A great tool for players who want their tone to sound polished and even, especially when fingerpicking or in clean tones.Popular choices: Keeley Compressor, MXR Dyna Comp, Wampler Ego Compressor.2. Overdrive PedalWhy it's important: An overdrive pedal is key for adding warmth and grit to your tone. Whether you're looking for classic bluesy smoothness or heavier, more saturated rock tones, overdrive is essential for shaping your distortion and helping you achieve expressive, dynamic playing.Popular choices: Ibanez Tube Screamer, Fulltone OCD, Boss OD-3.3. Reverb PedalWhy it's important: Reverb creates space and depth by simulating the natural reflections of sound in an environment. Whether you're after subtle room ambiance or lush, expansive reverb tails, this effect is essential for adding dimension to your sound and making your tone feel more alive.Popular choices: Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail, Strymon BigSky, TC Electronic Hall of Fame.4. Graphic EQ PedalWhy it's important: A graphic EQ pedal gives you control over your tone's frequency response, allowing you to shape your sound by boosting or cutting specific frequency bands. It's great for fine-tuning your tone, compensating for room acoustics, or dialing in specific sounds for different musical contexts. It also acts as a powerful tool to carve out space in the mix when playing in a band.Popular choices: Boss GE-7, MXR Ten Band EQ, Behringer EQ700.5. Looper PedalWhy it's important: A looper pedal allows you to record short sections of your playing and loop them in real time, creating layers of sound. This is great for practice, songwriting, or performance, and it enables you to build complex, evolving compositions on the fly. It's a versatile pedal for solo artists and can be used creatively to add texture, rhythm, or melody to your performance.Popular choices: TC Electronic Ditto, Boss RC-3, Electro-Harmonix 720.Honorable Mention: Delay PedalWhy it's important: Delay is often used in conjunction with reverb to add depth, space, and rhythmic complexity. While it's not in your top 5, it's still worth considering for creating ambient soundscapes, rhythmic echo patterns, or lead lines with a sense of movement.Popular choices: Boss DD-7, MXR Carbon Copy, Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail.Download the Triad Method: https://thebluesguitarshow.com/the-triad-method/Support the showTo get your hands on THE TRIAD METHOD: https://thebluesguitarshow.com/product/the-triad-method/Become a Blues Guitar Show Member: https://www.buzzsprout.com/950998/subscribeHead over to www.thebluesguitarshow.com to subscribe to the mailing list

Turn your disadvantages into advantages! Chaz talked about losing sight but gaining a love for guitar, rocking with the Goo Goo Dolls, prank calling Tom Shultz of Boston, punk band tracking sessions, the famous $300 drum sound, & his new Atmos room. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Charles Root III, a recording, mixing, reluctant mastering engineer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He has performed on releases by Goo Goo Dolls, Monkey Wrench, Stationwagon, Doombuggy, and Acme Anvil Corp. He is also Terran based biped who has improperly assumed human form, as evidenced by his poor eyesight. Due to this poor vision, he smells and hears things that others don't, which can be a blessing or a curse in the confines of a recording studio. Chaz missed most of his sophomore and junior years of high school due to blindness and eye surgeries. He spent most of that period in his room with a walnut Explorer guitar, Marshall Plexi half stack, and a pile of old Electro-Harmonix pedals making sounds custom tailored to annoy his parents. Chaz currently resides in South Wales, NY, USA with his wife and studio partner Julie "JJ" Guyse where they operate Electric Owl Works, LLC which includes a residential recording studio, Rachael's Owl Music (a BMI affiliated music publishing company), and the Electric Owl Works Records indie label. They are proud to have artists of many genres from around the world. Thank you to Matt Boudreau for the introduction! THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://www.adam-audio.com https://www.native-instruments.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.izotope.com Use code ROCK10 to get 10% off! https://www.empiricallabs.com/ Use code RSR10 to get 10% off the Arousor and BIG FrEQ plugins! https://traceaudio.com/ Use code RSR15 to get 15% off your custom printed labels! https://www.soundporter.com/ Get a free mix review and mastering demo! https://www.makebelievestudio.com/mbsi Get your MBSI plugin here! https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy  https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6mOWvt4bhyko9bl2Y9Y8xR?si=4b88ef36bde94a71 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/481

Vi diskuterar vad som definierar en samlare, vilka typer som finns och om vi faktiskt är samlare. Fölster funderar på om många av de mindre byggarnas gitarrer idag är bättre än de originalen de är inspirerade av. I veckans pryl spelar vi på Caline G-100G Amps. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, Fender, Hamer, Matchless, Epiphone, Suhr, Nacho, Danocaster, Metropoulos, Keeley, Analogman, Electro-Harmonix, Macaris, Marshall, Vox, Heritage, TC Electronic, Caline.

Fredrik och Ulf pratar om generationsskiftet som är på gång i gitarrvärlden. Fölster ger sig djupt in i delayets gyllene värd. I veckans pryl spelar vi på ett delay, Memory Lane från Diamond. I detta avsnitt: Mesa-Boogie, Gibson, Fender, Ron Ellis, Collings, Valley Arts, John McGuire, Soldano, Friedman, Divided by 13, Two-Rock, Jackson, Fulltone, Mythos, Benson, Stringjoy, Chase Bliss, JHS, Wampler, Keeley, Kingtone, Martin, Korg, Line 6, Analogman, Maestro, Electro-Harmonix, Eventide, Boss, Diamond, UA, Strymon.

Fredrik har sista tiden skaffat sig stor erfarenhet av Gibson Les Paul Gold Tops från 50-talet och vi går i detta avsnitt igenom guldåren. Fölster pratar om att spela gitarr genom basförstärkare. I veckans pryl testar vi den mycket intressanta pedalen Phaser från Zuta. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, Fender, Ampeg, Gretsch, Gustavsson, Vox, Marshall, Zuta, UA, MXR, Electro-Harmonix

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 525 of the Chasing Tone Podcast - Sometimes the right song at the right time can impact you like nothing else...Blake has been blessed with luck in the form of his son's predictive skills and so is immediately buying a lottery ticket. There have been other pedals released with Germanium components within and this also sparks some conversation. Those pioneers of pedal perfection, Electro Harmonix, have released a new POG. It looks insanely good so the guys talk about it and Richard makes a terrible Dad joke. Blake has a new vintage Gibson guitar acquisition and the guys dig in and discuss some of the electronic quirks and features. Richard wants a new guitar but he has a problem and tells us all about it. Aerosmith have announced the end of their touring career and this almost provokes a sensible discussion. Richard admits his awe for Hendrix. Brian has a proud Dad moment when one of his children makes a music based confession and it has made him very happy. This morphs into a conversation about the pull of music and how people have different emotional levels of involvement with it. Meanwhile, back on planet gear, Neural DSP have revealed details of the robotic device they created to capture amplifier settings more accurately.Dokken, Bad Jokes, Seymour Duncan, Nirvana, Expensive music books...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Course, Merch and DIY mods:https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/https://www.wamplerdiy.com/Find us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the Show.

https://www.youtube.com/live/WR_MGMnC3qI?si=PGLs0iAdyYa7zOH2 On this episode of "Exclusively Van Halen," we talk about Sammy Hagar's tribute to Steven Tyler and Aerosmith following their retirement announcement. Sammy and his band performed "Helter Skelter" by The Beatles. Wolfgang Van Halen also expressed his gratitude to fans for all their support this year. Additionally, I dug out the Electro-Harmonix mini synth app and showcased some of the eerie sounds it produces, reminiscent of the iconic synth on the Van Halen classic "Sunday Afternoon in the Park" from the Fair Warning album. “Exclusively Van Halen" is the ultimate destination for all things Van Halen. Step into the world of rock and roll legends as we delve deep into the history, music, and trivia surrounding one of the most iconic bands of all time. Join us as we explore Van Halen's storied career, from their electrifying performances to the making of their timeless hits. Get to know the band members, their inspirations, and the stories behind the songs that have rocked generations. But that's not all – tune in for exciting giveaways where you can win exclusive Van Halen merchandise and more. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just discovering the magic of Van Halen, this show promises to keep you entertained, informed, and rocking out from start to finish. Get ready to jump into the world of "Exclusively Van Halen" and experience the music like never before. We talk all things Van Halen! #vanhalen #johnnybeaneTV #eddievanhalen #alexvanhalen #exclusivelyvanhalen

"I didn't know much about Eritrea, or its history, so it was interesting to dig deeper in to that history and that of Eritrean culture, the Eritrean diaspora and the church in Rome where the field recording was made. I kept the field recording as it was, and looped it for ten minutes, as I found the recording powerful and wanted to keep that going throughout the piece, and to construct the musical composition in interaction with it.  "I also reversed and slowed down the field recording, and played that alongside the original, with a bass drone in B on a Doepfer synthesizer (as the field recording is roughly in the key of B). I then wrote and recorded a short piece on acoustic guitar in the key of B in response to the field recording, which I looped, and created three other tracks of the same acoustic guitar piece on different timed interweaving loops slowed down, reversed and sped up.  "I then wrote a series of lines on the Korg Delta synthesizer, interacting and building from that, with some looped, and the two main parts of melody and harmony played live. All effects are analogue courtesy of Electro Harmonix pedals. The final mix of the recording was mastered by Iwan Morgan." Eritrean church in Rome reimagined by Evolution Of Beauty. Part of the Migration Sounds project, the world's first collection of the sounds of human migration.  For more information and to explore the project, see https://www.citiesandmemory.com/migration

The Knobs welcome Tom and Dan of Electro-Harmonix to the show to discuss a big release that is rooted back to the origins of EHX - The Line Boost. The new LPB-3 is packed with handy new features making it a must-have for any pedalboard. They also shed light on another line of nine pedals called the Pico Line, and the Lizard King too! #guitarpodcast #electricguitar #pedaleffects #pedalfx #theguitarknobs #guitarknobs #guitarinterview #guitaramplifier #guitarpickups #guitarsetup #fuzz #overdrive #reverb #distortion #guitartips  Visit us at theguitarknobs.com Support our show on Patreon.com/theguitarknobs

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It's hogs all the way down this week as we're joined by Alex Paul, guitarist in Girih and design and manufacturing brain behind Robot Graves Industries. You might think we talk about aluminum guitar necks, but we get too busy asking the hogline about their favorite Electro Harmonix pedals, then dive deep on Alex's favorite: the HOG Harmonic Octave Generator V1. We talk about the utility of six footswitches vs a suite of MIDI functionality, and the je ne sais quoi of sound quality across pedal versions. We also talk a lot about what it means to perform music, and the way technology can both help and hinder the interaction between artist and audience.Check out Robot Graves: https://robotgraves.com/Listen to Girih: https://girih.bandcamp.com/Buy Old Blood pedals: http://www.oldbloodnoise.comJoin the conversation in Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PhpA5MbN5uFollow us on the socials: @robotgraves, @oldbloodnoise, @andyothling, @danfromdsfLeave us a voicemail at 505-633-4647!

Premier Guitar editors Jason Shadrick and Nick Millevoi are arguing over which 100 guitarists you should know. Together, they dig deep into each player's catalog to uncover what makes them unique, influential, and important. First up: Andy Summers. For the debut episode we're covering Police guitarist and all-around maestro Andy Summers. From the iconic trio's Outlandos D'Amour to Synchronicity, Summers changed the game for modern guitar playing with his groundbreaking use of modulation—shoutout chorus and flange!—and arpeggiated suspended chords, ultimately defining the sound of the 1980s. Post-Police, Summers' jazz-focused instrumental work has proven deeply influential and wide ranging.Get at us: 100guitarists@premierguitar.com / 319-423-9734Sponsored by Electro-Harmonix: http://ehx.comPodcast powered by Sweetwater. Get your podcast set up here! - https://sweetwater.sjv.io/75rE0dLinks from the show: This vid has a great walk through of his rig in ‘87 : ​https://youtu.be/RS87DCFfzxU?si=dWf19JluB-4V5wjOPLAYLIST -https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/andy-summers-100-guitarists/pl.u-6x0Wuz3xpqBest Andy Summers interview ever: https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/andy-summers-not-another-classic-bozo-interviewWatersish.com has a great breakdown of his gear: https://watersish.com/archives/2015/05/andy-summers-rig-the-police-years.htmlJools and Andy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFWj8JIPLI8Live in Hamburg - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4VjsqR5VbcBring on the Night 182 - ​​https://youtu.be/PuFAYAEgKMA?si=ZUacSZhwuXXIxLGsDriven to Tears 1980: https://youtu.be/fTwpXf2Erk4?si=Qkcukb1no87W-XrH

Fredrik och Ulf diskuterar effekter som man kanske borde gilla men som man av olika skäl har svårt för. Fölster pratar E-Bows, Sustainer och andra sustain-hjälpmedel. I veckans pryl pratar vi om Gibson J-45 Murphy Labs. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, King Tone, Chase Bliss, Ibanez, Electro-Harmonix, Morning Star, Fender, Keeley, Nobels, Vemuran, Strymon, Eventide, Line 6, Neural, UA, Walrus Audio, Suhr, Dumble, Marshall, Folkesson, Crowther, Lovepedal, Gretsch, E-Bow, Fernades.

Gilad Hekselman - Far Star Edition Records | Mayo 13, 2022 1. Long Way From Home (feat. Eric Harland) 5:17 2. Fast Moving Century (feat. Shai Maestro & Eric Harland) 6:22 3. I Didn't Know 6:18 4. Far Star 7:00 5. Magic Chord (feat. Eric Harland) 8:29 6. Cycles 4:40 7. The Headrocker (feat. Nomok & Amir Bresler) 3:49 8. Rebirth (feat. Ziv Ravitz) 5:22 Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Keys, Bass Eric Harland - Drums (track 1, 2, 3, 5, 6) Shai Maestro -Co-production, Keys (track 2) Nathan Schram - Viola, Violin (track 4) Oren Hardy - Bass (track 4) Alon Benjamini- Drums, Percussion (track 4) Nomok- Co-production, Keys (track 7) Amir Bresler - Co-production, Drums, Percussion (track 7) Ziv Ravitz - Drums (track 8) Recorded & produced in Tel Aviv from March 2020 - Dec 2020, and in NYC Dec 2020 - June 2021. Eric Harland recorded at GSI Studios in NYC, January 2021. Ziv Ravitz recorded in France, home studio, September 2020. All tracks mixed by Gilad Hekselman at his home studio in Tel Aviv from March 2020 - Dec 2020, and in NYC Dec 2020 - June 2021, except for Fast Moving Century, co-mixed with Shai Maestro in both Gilad's and Shai's home studios and The Headrocker, engineered and mixed by Nomok. Eric Harland Recorded at GSI Studios with Josh Giunta engineering. Album Mastered by Nate Wood, NYC, June - July 2021 Album artwork & letterpress printing by Oli Bentley, Split Gilad Hekselman plays guitars by Moffa Guitars, Moollon Guitar & Collings Guitars. Amplifiers by Pure Tone Amps & Quilter Amps. Pedals by EarthQuaker Devices, Mooer, Electro Harmonix & Chase Bliss Audio. Monitors by Kali courtesy of zZounds Full credits: Long Way From Home (feat. Eric Harland): Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Keys, Bass, Whistle, Tambourine, Body Percussion, Voice Eric Harland - Drums Fast Moving Century (feat. Shai Maestro & Eric Harland): Gilad Hekselman - Guitars Shai Maestro: - Co-production, Keys Eric Harland - Drums I Didn't Know Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Bass, Keys, Percussion Eric Harland - Drums Far Star Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Keys, Voice Nathan Schram - Viola, Violin, String Arrangement Oren Hardy - Bass Alon Benjamini - Drums, Percussion Magic Chord (feat. Eric Harland) Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Keys, Bass, Percussion Eric Harland - Drums Cycles Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Keys, Bass, Voice Eric Harland - Drums The Headrocker (feat. Nomok & Amir Bresler) Gilad Hekselman - Guitars Nomok - Co-production, Keys Amir Bresler - Co-production, Drums, Percussion Rebirth (feat. Ziv Ravitz) Gilad Hekselman - Guitars, Bass, Keys Ziv Ravitz - Drums /////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Do Re Mi Fa Sol Ask For Kaos Gilad Hekselman Gilad Hekselman | Sept 7, 2018 ///////////////////////////////

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Nick Forté has made waves in the noise world in the last few years with his forward thinking projects GREEN TEA and HALF MORTAL, though he has been at the forefront of progressive underground music since the early 90s as guitarist of pioneering hardcore band RORSCHACH, and is a current member of RASPBERRY BULBS, among countless other projects. In this episode, Nick sheds light on his rich musical history, and shares the passion and mastery behind arriving at his final form - Harsh Noise. In the Patreon exclusive EXT., Nick discusses post production techniques, his time working as a product tester for Electro Harmonix, and expands on GREEN TEA even further. Nick also shared the exclusive GREEN TEA track "Trails Of Helvella." You can get all that and much more bonus content at https://www.patreon.com/whitecentipedenoiseThis episode is brought to you by:Buried In Slag And Debris https://buriedinslaganddebris.bigcartel.com/Opening track: "Hacking at Branches, Hitting Bone"Closing track: "Tropical Chainsaw"From Children Of The Wisteria CD (Satatuhatta) https://satatuhatta.bandcamp.com/album/children-of-the-wisteriaSupport the show

Subscriber-only episodeIn this Patreon exclusive EXT., Nick discusses post production techniques, his time working as a product tester for Electro Harmonix, and expands on GREEN TEA even further. Nick also shared the exclusive GREEN TEA track "Trails Of Helvella."

Today we're joined by Eric Nyffeler: musician, visual artist, and Art Director for Chase Bliss. Centering around the Electro Harmonix 16 Second Delay Reissue, we talk about the beauty of early delay-looper technology and go deep on the aesthetics of pedals. We also get to some important questions with surprising answers: How do you pronounce his name? Should every pedal have a vent? This and more on today's Object Worship.Check out Chase Bliss: https://www.chasebliss.com/Check out Jenny Haniver: https://jennyhaniverpdx.bandcamp.com/album/jenny-haniverBuy Old Blood pedals: http://www.oldbloodnoise.comJoin the conversation in Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PhpA5MbN5uFollow us on the socials: @ericnyffeler, @jennyhaniverpdx, @oldbloodnoise, @andyothling, @danfromdsf

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Fredrik och Ulf pratar om att influeras av inspelade gitarrljud och hur vi gått tillväga för att försöka fånga dem. Fölster gräver djupt i ämnet stereoförstärkare. I veckans pryl provar vi Rangelord Germanium Booster från Square Wave Bd. I detta avsnitt: Vox, Marshall, Gibson, Swart, Electro-Harmonix, MXR, Maestro, ADA, Square Wave Bd, Hiwatt, Mystic Amps, Dumble, Trainwreck, Lexicon, Eventide, Roland, Boss, Magnatone.

Buy Old Blood pedals: http://www.oldbloodnoise.comBuy Non-Human Audio pedals: https://www.nonhumanaudio.com/Listen to Miserable Things: https://miserablethings.bandcamp.com/Join the conversation in Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PhpA5MbN5uFollow us on the socials: @oldbloodnoise, @andyothling, @danfromdsf, @thatdavejordan

Wir schauen uns wieder eine Menge neues Gear an, wie die neuen TC Electronic Amp Pedale, neue Pedale von Electro Harmonix, Boss, Strymon und neue Gitarren von Fender, EVH und Epiphone. Diese Folge auf Youtube https://youtu.be/ArsUqro-joY 00:00:00 Intro – Begrüssung – Einleitung 00:01:15 Nita Strauss ist verlobt 00:02:20 Leserbrief Fame Forum Modern IV https://t.ly/DAJqo 00:07:55 Fernsehtipps (Youtube natürlich) Produce like a pro – Yes t.ly/sdePv Chris Shiflett Podcast mit Alex Lifeson von Rush https://t.ly/ezAi3 00:10:15 Dreamsonic – John Petrucci bekommt Abasi Gitarre geschenkt 00:13:10 kurzer Konzertbericht Long Distance Calling im Colos-Saal 00:15:30 TC-Electronic Amp Pedale https://t.ly/n_H54 https://t.ly/JWY34 https://t.ly/cDAt5 00:21:20 DSM & Humboldt Simplifier MKII https://t.ly/H57Ug 00:26:00 Epiphone Alex Lifeson Les Paul https://t.ly/bW5B4 00:28:55 EVH Frankenstein in Relic https://t.ly/R14__ 00:30:20 EVH Star https://t.ly/dp1UM 00:32:05 Strymon Brig Delay https://t.ly/YvcVS 00:35:05 Walrus Audio Slöer https://t.ly/Nt8W9 00:38:33 Boss GM-800 Guitar Synthesizer https://t.ly/aZuvB 00:42:47 Electro Harmonix Walking On The Moon Flanger https://t.ly/Sntqw 00:43:40 Electro Harmonix Pico POG https://t.ly/5jYcD 00:45:35 Fender Tom Delonge Strat https://thmn.to/thoprod/567818?partner_id=23023 00:48:00 Marshall Studio JTM https://t.ly/NnQyY 00:51:20 Neue Musik: Nita Strauss – Steve Lukather – Eric Clapton 01:00:30 Wieder reingehört: Dali's Dilemma – Manifesto For Futurism 01:04:15 Alben Jubiläen 01:11:45 Verabschiedung und Outro https://www.facebook.com/gitarrenkram/ Links zu Thomann sind Affiliate Links. Wenn ihr darüber etwas kauft, kostet euch das nichts extra, aber ihr helft uns damit den Podcast zu finanzieren. Vielen Dank. https://gitarrenkram.de/gitarrenkram-unterstuetzen Unsere Musik auf Bandcamp https://silentmenband.bandcamp.com/releases

This week we'll take a look at pedal, amplifier, and tube manufacturer extraordinaire Mike Matthews and his company Electro-Harmonix. Afterwards, we'll recreate the tone of Smashing Pumpkins guitarist and frontman Billy Corgan on the song "Cherub Rock" off their album Siamese Dream. Check out The Pedals and Pickups Podcast website! www.pedalsandpickups.com Need podcast merch? I got you covered: www.pedalsandpickups.creator-spring.com

Vi ger lite tips utifrån våra egna erfarenheter av att bygga pedalbord. Fölster funderar över de olika koncepten att köra en fuzz in i en skitig eller ren förstärkare. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om sin Morningstar MC6 Pro. I detta avsnitt: Soulman, Sound of Silence, Backlineverket, Morningstar, KMMK, Belden, Eventide, Lehle, Chase Bliss, One Control, Electro-Harmonix, Hiwatt, KittycasterFX, Klon, Prescription Electronics.

In this episode: Emily and Russ join Dan, Andy, and Seth for an evening of laughs and beans(?), Russ with his Radial Reamp JCR and Emily her harp.  Follow all of Emily Hopkins endeavors here https://www.youtube.com/@emilyharpisthttps://emilyharpist.bandcamp.com/ All views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts, cohosts, and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and positions of OBNE. All rights reserved. 2023.

In this episode: Dan, Andy, and special guest Matt Lowery join together for Episode 4 of Object Worship. Starting the episode with some odd calls from the HOG-LINE HOTLINE*, move on to discuss Synth-O-1K, fiscal spaghetti, and really drive home that OBNE is not responsible for the views of hosts, cohosts, and guests of Object Worship. After that, we dive deep with Matt about the Norns and Grid from Monome, and how they interact and inform his creative workflow and creative output. Check out Matt Lowery's music here: https://mattlowery.bandcamp.com/Check out the Chase Bliss Mood MKii Video Instruction Manual to see Matt Lowery's video work: https://youtu.be/O87_xgGxJgIhttps://youtu.be/9UzYim0o_Wo* (505) 633-4647  call for a weird time and leave a voice memo.

Come back to NAMM and hear demos and interviews from the most creative innovators Dmitri, Travis, and Eleanor could find on the show floor! Find out how Modbap founder Corry Banks went from making beats to making beautiful modular synths, giving rise to a new fusion genre. Get a peek at Pioneer DJ's newest version of rekordbox and learn how to level up your setup with DJ Matt Play. Dive into Electro-Harmonix's latest pedals and find out what NAMM veteran Daniel Murphy loves most about the show. Check in with Polyend CEO Piotr Raczynski on the best-in-show winner Tracker Mini, and how they packed a complete audio workstation into a little device that looks like the lovechild of a Kindle and a Gameboy. Celebrate the launch of Myxt with founder Chris Wetherell and find out how his filesharing and collaboration platform was made for music. We talked to too many cool people at NAMM to fit into a few episodes, so catch more interviews and demos in upcoming weeks!

Object Worship launches on all major podcast platforms on March 30th, with new episodes of season one arriving every two weeks. To listen directly, go to oldbloodnoise.com/objectworship 

Vi undersöker hur bland annat Andy Timmons gör när han använder två delay-pedaler samtidigt. Nu för första gången med ljudexempel live i podden. Finurliga kopplingar är ämnet i Veckans Fölster. I veckans pryl pratar Ulf om sin Mr. Black Mini Vintage  Chorus. I detta avsnitt: Keeley, Free The Tone, Electro-Harmonix, Suhr, Poly, M-audio, Walrus Audio, Eventide, Stellar Tone, Asher, Gibson, LesLee, Kingtone, TLL, Fender, Gustavsson, BJFe, Hudson, McInturff, Marshall, Mr. Black, Moollon, Boss.

Då vi fortfarande har Fölster på plats går det inte att undvika att prata om U2 och dess gitarrist the Edge. I veckans Fölster pratar Fölster om sitt nya pedalbord. Benson Germanium Fuzz är ämnet i veckans pryl. I detta avsnitt: Vox, Gibson, Fender, Korg, TC Electronic. AMS, Lovetone, Benson, Analogman, BJF, Kingsley, Durham, Prescription Electronics, MXR, Sonic Research, Electro-Harmonix, Gretsch, Rickenbacker, Dimarzio, Eventide, Boss, Line 6, Lexicon, Herdim, Randall, Skydstrup, Soulman. 

Fredrik och Ulf pratar om det legendariska effektmärket MXR. Fölster vill hitta bra övningshjälpmedel och har kollat in looper-pedaler. I veckans pryl diskuterar vi Ulfs senaste version av hans "mindre" pedalbord. I detta avsnitt: MXR, Electro-Harmonix, Boss, Ibanez, Coron, Analogman, Alesis, Wirlwind, ART, TC Electronic, Eventide, EVH, Way Huge, Dunlop, CAE, Hologram, Mr. Black, Lovepedal, Poly, Sonic Research, Kingtone, Singular Sound, Xotic, Game Changer, Nordland, Drybell, Sound of Silence, Boomerang, Nux, Moolon.

Vi diskuterar fenomenet att licenstillverka boutique-gitarrer och förstärkare. Chorus är en klassisk effekt som fått ett uppsving. Fölster gräver djupare i ämnet. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om Leslee, en innovativ effekt man kan montera i sin gitarr I detta avsnitt: Eghammar, Fender, Gibson, Metropoulos, Trainwreck, Dumble, Ellis, Fano, Novo, Tone King, Two-Rock, Gjika, Baker, B3, Schroeder, Giffin, Koll, Gustavsson, Schaller, Floyd Rose, Friedman, Wampler, Bogner, Egnater, Soldano, Morgan, Synergy, Diezel, Tone King, Leslee, Boss, Roland, Analogman, TC Electronic. Fulltone, Electro-Harmonix, Mr. Black, Retrosonic, Moolon, Arion, Walrus.

Fredrik och Ulf har närmat sig en effekttyp som kommit starkt sista tiden: granular synthesis. Vad är bäst att ha till en fuzz: batteri eller en strömadapter. Fölster går på djupet. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om Dunlop Volume X Mini Pedal DVP4. I detta avsnitt: Hologram Electronics, Red Panda, Chase Bliss, Keeley, Poly, Walrus, Electro Harmonix, Eventide, Game Changer, Pladask, Line6, Empress, Cooper FX, Strymon, Analogman, Duracell, Seeker Effects, Gigrig, Lovepedal, Dunlop, Boss, Moollon, Lehle.

Vi pratar om allt från små wet/dry setups till massiva multiamp-riggar. Fölster behöver hjälp att hitta en modulationspedal till sitt Analogman delay. I veckans pryl Ulf har provat en svajfjäder från Duesenberg. I detta avsnitt: Dumble, Marshall, Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, Peavey, Vox, Electro Harmonix, Insulander, Benson, Magnatone, Mystic, Analogman, Morgan, Budda, Bradshaw, Duesenberg, Vongon, Suhr, Bigsby, Chandler, Boss, Keeley, MotorAve, Gustavsson, Nordin.

Fredrik och Ulf pratar om gitarrljud på platta som inspirerat både spel och ljud. Fölster går djupt in i ämnet Filtertron-mickar. I veckans pryl pratar Ulf om Fryette PS-100 som bland annat är en loadbox/attenuator. I detta avsnitt: Vox, Hiwatt, Fender, Electro-Harmonix, Foxx, Dumble, Trainwreck, Marshall, Gibson, Yamaha, TV Jones, Collings, Mule, Tyler, Leslie, Rivera, Korg, Gretsch, Lollar, Seymour Duncan, Novo, Kauer, TLL, Naylor, MotorAve, Gustavsson, Fryette.

Vi pratar om ett företag som var pionjärer när det begav sig men som fortfarande är högaktuella. Fölster tar sig an ett gitarrmärke som vi har ett gott öga till. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om en pedal som är överraskande bra. I detta avsnitt: Electro Harmonix, Maestro, MXR, Sovtek, Naylor, Guild, Collings, Digitech, Meris, Strymon, Eventide, Source Audio, Kingtone, Asher, Blackstar. 

Om man ska börja använda pedaler, hur ska man tänka då? Fölster har redan hamnat i hängmattan och vill ha tips på bra läsmaterial. Ulf och Fredrik har testat nya förstärkare från ett känt engelskt märke. I detta avsnitt: Nobels, Ibanez, Kingtone, Boss, Matchless, Nordland, Keeley, Browne, Analogman, Mooer, Strymon, TC Electronic, Catalibread, Voodoolab, Line6, Ceriatone, Electro Harmonix, Mad Professor, GFI, Eventide, Black Sheep, Blackstar.

On this episode, the boys dedicate half the runtime to the Behringer Vintage Time Machine - a guitar pedal they adore, despite it being a copy of my a more expensive Electro Harmonix one. Chris teaches you a bit about how delay works, and how it can add to your overall sound, no matter what instrument you play. Plus they review new music from Emma Elisabeth, Bon Iver, and Son of a Pixel, as well as catching up with the funky 'Superbloom' by Misterwives.  There's a tonne of fun in the Fact or Fiction segment too, this week focusing on classic rock myths. Got any Fact or Fiction questions for the guys? Send them in via Instagram or Facebook.  Oh, and there's a bit of talk about dildos and sponsorship. It's weird, but it passes within a few minutes.  Music on this episode MisterWives - SUPERBLOOM (Official Visualizer) Tessa Violet & MisterWives - Bored (Official Quarantine Video) Bon Iver - Second Nature (From 'Don't Look Up') (Official Audio) Son of a Pixel - DIGIHELL (Official Video, 2022) - YouTube Emma Elisabeth - Some Kind Of Paradise (Official Music Video)

Fredrik pratar om den senaste ordentliga "remaken" av hans pedalbord. Fölster har varit på konsert och kom hem med flangers på hjärnan. I veckans pryl plockar Ulf fram en gammal trotjänare som åter får lite kärlek. I detta avsnitt: Morningstar, Chase Bliss, Eventide , Hardy, Benson, Soulman, Voodoo Lab, Mogami, Budda, Lehle, Sonic Research, JAM Pedals, Strymon, Walrus, B.G. Harding, Mythos, Prescription Electronics, Hudson, Suhr, Electro Harmonix, Thorpy, ADA, MXR, Boss, Schecter, Retro-Sonic, PastFx, Buffalo FX

Vi pratar rör och det aktuella ämnet om tillgång och efterfrågan. Fölster tar sig an ämnet 50's wiring. I veckans pryl pratar vi om en pedal som har fått Fredrik att spela mer gitarr. I detta avsnitt: Wester Electric, Electro-Harmonix, Mullard, Sovtek, JJ, Shuguang, Tung-Sol, Tungsram, Grove Tubes, TAD, Mesa-Boogie, Matchless, Rivera, BJFE, Quilter, Boss, Trainwreck, Insulander, Benson, Smart Belle, BluGuitar, Montys, Walrus Audio, Strymon.

Bill and Jeff recap their Ep. 40 Youtube video - The Electro-Harmonix Blurst Modulated Filter, video out now.  Also, the guys discuss pedals in general, preferences and all kinds of interesting things related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and fan mail, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

Bill and Jeff recap their Ep. 38 Youtube video - The Electro-Harmonix Oceans 12 Dual Stereo Reverb / Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano Reverb,  video out now.  Also, the guys discuss pedals in general, preferences and all kinds of interesting things related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and fan mail, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

Vem har inte stått framför spegeln och drömt att man haft en Explorer eller Flying V på sig? Fölster har fördjupat sig i ämnet rördrivna pedaler. I veckans pryl pratar vi om en ytterst viktig del av pedalbordet. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, Fender, Hamer, Ibanez, Dean, Tube Works, Kingsley, Voodoo Lab, Chandler, Dean Markley, BK Butler, Electro Harmonix, Damage Control, TC Electronic, Vox, Blackstar, ADA, 3 Monkeys, Strymon, Effectrode, Friedman, Audio Kitchen, Korg, Satellite, 

Fredrik och Ulf tar en djupdykning i ämnet Boss-pedaler. I veckans Fölster pratar Fredrik Fölster om treble boosters. En gitarr som var god nog åt John Lennon är ämnet i veckans pryl. I detta avsnitt: Boss, Eventide, TC Electronic, DOD, JHS, Fender, Roland, MXR, Electro Harmonix, Coron, Arion, Marshall, Strymon, Sola Sound, Dallas, Analogman, Epiphone, Vox, Laney, Keeley, Pig Dog, Hudson, Hardy, Benson, BSM, Solo Dallas. 

Vi pratar om den kanske populäraste effekten efter distar och overdrives: Delay. Fölster pratar mensurlängder och i veckans pryl pratar vi om ytterligare en pedal som både Fredrik och Ulf har ägt/äger. I detta avsnitt: Eventide, Boss, Chandler, Lexicon, Maestro, Roland, Korg, Electro-Harmonix, MXR, Watkins, Echorec, Alesis, TC Electronic, T-Rex, Fulltone, BJFE, Mad Professor, Providence, Suhr, Free The Tone, Zoom, Dawner Prince, Digiplex, Source Audio, Toneczar, Strymon, 

Vi summerar det gångna året med det sista avsnittet för 2021. Vad har varit våra toppgrejer under året? Vad är det för händelser som påverkat oss? Ångrar vi något? Veckans pryl blir naturligtvis istället årets pryl för var och en. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, Mesa Boogie, Ronin, PRS, Chase Bliss, Westerberg, Lexicon, Frank Brothers, Sola Sound, Suhr, Asher, Collings, Marshall, Mastery, Electro Harmonix, Celestion, EV, JBL, Gustavsson, Gretsch.

Vi pratar om en ikonisk Gibson-modell som fyller jämt i år. I veckans Fölster får ni höra Fölster prata om "offset"-gitarrer och vad man kan göra med dessa. Fredrik har fått stor inspiration av denna pryl som egentligen inte är en pryl. I detta avsnitt: Gibson, Bigsby, GVCG, Lundgren, Wolfetone, Sandberg, Faber, Bilt, Novo, Fender, Kauer, TVJones, Electro-Harmonix, Dean, Tom Anderson, Mastery, Fano, Sonnemo, Nordin, Vuorensaku.

Playlist ARP demonstration. Roger Powell and Harry Coon, the ARP 2600—How it Works, side 1 from The Electronic Sounds Of The Arp Synthesizer 2600 And 2500 (1972 ARP Instruments). Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM. Narrated and all music by Roger Powell. 7:38 ARP demonstration. Roger Powell and Harry Coon, the ARP 2500—How it Sounds, side 2 from The Electronic Sounds Of The Arp Synthesizer 2600 And 2500 (1972 ARP Instruments). Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM. Music by Harry Coon and an improvisation by Roger Powell. 6:20 ARP demonstration, Dave Fredericks, “I Can See Clearly Now” from The ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizer (1973 ARP Instruments). Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP. 2:24 ARP demonstration, unknown artists, The First Symphonic Keyboard - ARP Omni (1976 ARP Instruments). Flexi-disc, 7", Promo, 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided. 5:05 ARP demonstration, Dave Fredericks, “Zarathustra” from The ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizer (1973 ARP Instruments). Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP. 2:58 ARP demonstration, Music and Narration By Roger Powell from side 1 of The ARP Family Of Synthesizers (1973 ARP Instruments). Vinyl, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Stereo Music By Dave Fredericks, Harry Coon. The narrator is credited as being musician Roger Powell, but I don't think that's true. Powell was an ARP sponsored artist around this time and some of his works from Cosmic Furnace are played on the disc, though. 7:08 PAiA Synthesizers demonstration. “Selections From Epsilon Boötis” by Richard Bugg from PAiA Synthesizers (1974 PAiA Electronics, Inc.). Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided, Promo, Red.Uses the Paia 2720 and Paia 4700 synthesizers. Interesting demonstration that also includes instruments being processed through PAiA modules. PAiA demonstration record which included an 18-page booklet with pictures and schematics of the featured composition. 6:17 Electro-Harmonix demonstration of guitar pedals and effects. The Electro-Harmonix Work Band. “Fame and Fortune” from State-Of-The-Art Electronic Devices (1976 Electro-Harmonix). Vinyl LP. Directed by Elliott Randall who organized a band of studio musicians recruited to play a variety of Electro-Harmonix effects boxes and pedals. Bass, Will Lee; Drums, Gary Mure; Engineer, Joe Vanneri; Guitar, Dan White, Jim Miller; Producers, Dan Gershon, Elliott Randall, Mike Matthews; Vocals, Piano, Philip Namanworth. Record was basically made to feature and promote high-end electronic guitar/bass/voice effect devices by Electro-Harmonix. Detailed explanations of each device and its role in each given track are given in the liner notes on the sleeve. This track features the Golden Throat, a mouth filter device running guitar sound through a tube into the player's mouth; and Octave Multiplexer, a downward octave displacer with tone control possibilities, used here on voice. 5:08 Electro-Harmonix demonstration of guitar pedals and effects. The Electro-Harmonix Work Band. “I Am Not a Synthesizer” from State-Of-The-Art Electronic Devices (1976 Electro-Harmonix). Vinyl LP. Directed by Elliott Randall who organized a band of studio musicians recruited to play a variety of Electro-Harmonix effects boxes and pedals. Bass, Will Lee; Drums, Gary Mure; Engineer, Joe Vanneri; Guitar, Dan White, Jim Miller; Producers, Dan Gershon, Elliott Randall, Mike Matthews; Vocals, Piano, Philip Namanworth. This track features the Hot Foot universal pedal, “allowing real-time foot control of any potentiometer (knob) on any other device; Frequency Analyzer, or ring modulator; Memory Man, a solid state echo/analog delay line; Electric Mistress, a flanger; Doctor Q, an envelope follower and voltage controlled filter; and Big Muff Pi, a harmonic distortion and sustain device. Not synthesizer was used in the making of these sounds. 8:19 The Elektor Music Synthesiser demonstration , no artist, (1977 ESS). Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided. This was a small, analog synthesizer with 3 VCO's, 1 VCF, and a dual VCA.The Elektor Formant had a three octave keyboard and was made in the Netherlands and available by kit. From the manual: “Formant is not a suitable project for the beginner. The complexity of the synthesiser demands a high degree of competency in soldering p.c. boards and interwiring if an unacceptably large number of faults are not to arise.” 7:35 RMI Keyboard Computer demonstration. Mike Mandel, “Mandel Does it” from RMI Harmonic Synthesizer And Keyboard Computer (1976 Rocky Mount Instruments, Inc.). Vinyl LP. Mike Mandel, RMI Keyboard Computer. 1:58 RMI Keyboard Computer demonstration. Clark Ferguson, “Voices” from RMI Harmonic Synthesizer And Keyboard Computer (1976 Rocky Mount Instruments, Inc.). Vinyl LP. Clark Ferguson, RMI Keyboard Computer. 1:38 RMI Keyboard Computer demonstration. Clark Ferguson, “Strings” from RMI Harmonic Synthesizer And Keyboard Computer (1976 Rocky Mount Instruments, Inc.). Vinyl LP. Clark Ferguson, RMI Keyboard Computer. 3:00 Prophet 5 demonstration. Part 1, Performed by John Bowen from The Prophet (1978 Sequential Circuits). Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Two Sided. Recorded at Music Annex, Menio Park, CA. 3:27 Prophet 5 demonstration. Part 2, “Sinfonia No. 11 in G minor” (Bach) performed by Dan Wyman from The Prophet (1978 Sequential Circuits). Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Two Sided. John Bowen, Recorded at Sound Arts, Los Angeles, CA. 2:23 Synclavier demonstration. Denny Jaeger and Patrick Gleeson, side 1 from The Incredible Sounds Of Synclavier II (1981 New England Digital Corp.). Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo, Blue Translucent. Demonstration disc for Synclavier sampling system. Includes “Untitled,” composed, programmed, and performed by Denny Jaeger; additional programming, composition, and performances by Bill Keenan. 14:23 Equinox 380 MusiComputer demonstration , Bob Snyder, “Heaven Came Down” from Equinox - Featuring The Amazing Equinox 380 MusiComputer Electronic Keyboard (1982 CBS). Vinyl LP. Equinox 380.” All selections were recorded 'Live" with a standard production model of the Gulbransen Equinox 380 MusiComputer. No "over-dubbing" was utilized in the production of this album.” Snyder himself recorded the following demo tracks that are different than the album I am sourcing for this podcast, Here is that recording of a YouTube video that demos this organ synthesizer with added narration and audience clapping. 2:46 Equinox 380 MusiComputer demonstration, Danny Saliba, “Runaway” from Equinox - Featuring The Amazing Equinox 380 MusiComputer Electronic Keyboard (1982 CBS). Vinyl LP. Equinox 380.”All selections were recorded 'Live" with a standard production model of the Gulbransen Equinox 380 MusiComputer.” 2:18 LinnDrum demonstration. Side 1 from The Ultimate Drum Machine (1982 Linn Electronics, Inc.). Red Flexi-disc, 7", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single Sided, Promo. 2:25 Emulator Demonstration, Side 1, “The Andrew Wilson Emulator Demo” (written by Andrew Thomas Wilson); and “Batteries Not Included” (written by Marco Alpert); narrated by Marcus Hale from Emulator Demonstration (1982 E-mu Systems, Inc.). Flexi-disc, 8.” Featuring the E-mu Emulator sampler. 6:51 Fairlight Computer Music Instrument demonstration. Don Blacke, narrator. Side 1 of the cassette, Just Fairlight - Number Three (1982 Fairlight Instruments Pty Ltd). Cassette. “Cassette released by Fairlight Instruments Pty Ltd promoting the Fairlight Computer Musical Instrument - the first polyphonic digital sampling synthesizer. Cassette was available when purchasing the synthesizer from the company. Printed information and tracklisting included on a separate sheet of paper. Side A includes informative narration explaining the Fairlight CMI and features various samples and short compositions. The last quarter of Side A includes recording of a presentation by Dr Robert Moog commenting on the Fairlight CMI. Side B contains all musical extracts from Side A, though without the commentary.” 20:02 Yamaha Electone demonstration. Claude Dupras, “Pulstar” from Interface Yamaha FX-1 (1983 Yamaha). Vinyl LP. Dupras, a longtime Yamaha Electone user, recorded this album for Yamaha to showcase the features of the latest model, the digital Electone FX-1. Here he plays the Vangelis piece “Pulstar.” 3:21 Yamaha DX7 demonstration. Side 1 from DX7 Sound Sensation (1983 Yamaha). Flexi-disc, 33 ⅓ RPM, Stereo. Tracks: Bell, Female Voice (2); Bagpipe, Snare Drum, Footsteps (3); Stardust (1); Harp, Cello (2); Electric Guitar (2); Church Organ (1); Violin (1); Train, Banjo, Fiddle, Honky-Tonk Piano (4); Volcano (1); Pan-Flute, Timpani, Shimmer, Chinese Organ (4). Notes on DX7 settings per track: (1) Signal processors used on this recording: Reverb, Delay, Graphic Equalizer, Parametric Equalizer, Flanger (used on 'Guitar'); (2) Number in parentheses indicate the number of overdubs used for the corresponding voice; (3) The entire recording was made with a single Yamaha DX7." 6:37 Background Music Excerpts from the Moog 900, RCA Music Synthesizer, Sound of Moog, ARP family of instruments, E-mu Emulator, demonstration recordings. Blue Marvin, “Release Time” from the album With Arp Sinthesyzer 2600 (1973 Joker). Blue Marvin is Alberto Baldan Bembo in this Italian release of ARP Odyssey tracks. Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog Noise and Notations.

Ett evenemang som varit mycket efterlängtat gick av stapeln nu i helgen. Ulf och Fredrik var på plats. Fölster fördjupar sig i ämnet expression-pedaler. I veckans pryl testar vi gitarrmikrofoner från Clubman. I detta avsnitt: Herlin Guitars, Westerberg Guitars, Soulman, Peter Naglitsch Guitars, Nordin Guitars, Guitartown, Sonnemo, Lundgren, Insulander, Olsson, Rivera, Mesa-Boogie, Clubman, Bromander, Jakobsson Guitars, Chase Bliss, Catalinbread, Chandler, Suhr, Castledine, Electro-Harmonix, Providence, BJFE, Bradshaw.

Fredrik och Ulf gör en djupdykning i ett klassiskt sound som än idag har förgreningar i förstärkarvärlden. Fölster har snöat in på ett råbarkat Fuzz-sound som använts av många stora artister. I veckans pryl pratar Fredrik om en mycket användbar liten box. I detta avsnitt: VOX, Matchless, DR Z, Bruno, Top Hat, 3rd Power, JMI, Bad Cat, Trainwreck, Electro-Harmonix, Analog Man, King Tone, Lehle

Denna vecka är det Fölster och Fredrik som sitter i UGG Pod-studion och pratar om Fölsters pedalbord. Veckans Fölster blir veckans Heghammar och Fredrik pratar om den turnerande musikerns bästa vän. En förstärkare med influenser från brownface Fenders. Fölster berättar mer i veckans pryl. I detta avsnitt: Vermuran, Analogman, Pedaltrain, Strymon, Durham, Electro-Harmonix, Teese, Prescription Electronics, Gigrig, Sonic Research, BJFE, Matchless, Swart Amps, 

In this episode, we explore this iconic distortion/fuzz pedal. It's adored and used by many and for good reason.

In this episode, we examine this very popular flanger pedal from Electro-Harmonix. The original Deluxe was released in 1978 and this one holds true to its roots.

In this episode, we share our thoughts on this powerful stereo looper from EHX. It provides 10 individual loops, up to 12 minutes of looping, dual footswitches, and much more.

In this episode, we explore the wonderful world of octave generators by specifically examining the Nano POG from Electro-Harmonix. 

Gig and Glory hosts Michael Martino and Paul C. Cuthbert fire up Episode 2 and discuss how they met and some early Long Island music moments that made them cross paths so long ago. They then dived into the rise of the “Sea Shanty” and thoughts on how artists are finding success today as opposed to 20-30 years ago with regards to viral videos, multiple social platforms, the streaming industry and taking advantage of all the artists that went before them as far as learning and developing their own unique style in a massive world of talent.The guys jumped back into the tribute and top 40 business and talked about what are the challenges for success, how do you keep your audience and stand out among similar tribute bands, what are legal issues bands might face and the guys bring up the recent cease and desist order by Pearl Jam, on a tribute from England.Mike and Paul traded some live music experiences and tips, handling adversity, the many differences all artists have with their approach whether playing note for note or giving it your own style, what’s involved preparing for a gig, ahead of actually plugging in and performing, forgotten gear stories and the guys introduced some new gear that they are currently using themselves.They wrapped up the show with some recent headlines on major 2021 summer festivals being cancelled due to COVID, the same and expected results for some big American stadium tours on tap to begin this Spring and if they are cancelled, how and when can fans get their money back?Subjects in the Mix: Long Island Music Scene, Live Music, Fender, Fender Tone Master, Electro Harmonix, Sonicake Sonic Wood, Rock Stock Nano Pedal, Outpost, George Ezra, Once in a Lifetime Sessions, Dark Star Orchestra, Murphy’s Law, Lovesong, Almost Queen, Completely Unchained, Desert Highway, ZO2, Paulie Z, David Z, Jason Mraz, Dave Matthews, 317 Main, Mulcahy’s, Madison Square Garden, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, ASCAP, Virtual Performances.Follow @gigandglory. Live and archived at www.gigandglory.com. Subscribe on @Apple and @Spotify podcasts.

Dylan and Landon discuss the news of the new boss tone bender. We also talk about Electro-Harmonix, how they rock, and how they dont.

For more than two decades, The Crystal Method has remained at the forefront of the worldwide dance music industry as pioneers of the big beat genre, innovators of the ‘90s electronica movement and current-day global ambassadors of the American electronic sound. Originally formed as a duo—alongside founding member Ken Jordan, who retired from the music business in 2016—The Crystal Method today lives and breathes as a solo act, with co-founder Scott Kirkland at the helm. And with the artistic reboot comes the next chapter in The Crystal Method timeline: The Trip Home, out September 28 on the band’s own Tiny E Records. As the sixth full-length The Crystal Method album and Kirkland’s first as a newfound solo act, The Trip Home serves as the creative rebirth of the brand. An artistic manifesto and a love letter to the electronic world, The Trip Home welcomes Kirkland at the driver’s seat with full control of the reins. For the new album, which he co-produced with Glen Nicholls, Kirkland dove deep into the decades-spanning discography of The Crystal Method. The result is a sound that revisits the roots of the classic Crystal Method aesthetic while pushing its possibilities into the future. Equal parts throwback and dynamic futurism, The Trip Home expands Kirkland’s unrestrained curiosity into new realms and new sounds. To perfect this fine balance, Kirkland took a back-to-basics approach, which saw him firing up his arsenal of analog synths and reconnecting with his collection of vintage gear. The lead single “Holy Arp” captures this calculated formula perfectly: A brooding intro of darkly tinged bleeps and bloops slowly builds the song’s tension before it pours into a bed of chunky synths, distorted reverb, and alien sounds. It was “Holy Arp” that gave Kirkland the first flashes of the cohesive sound that would shape The Trip Home. “As soon as I got that track going, I knew I had found the direction for the new album,” Kirkland says. “It reverberates with the sound of Crystal Method classics like ‘Name of the Game’ and has some of the gnarliness of ‘Vapor Trail.’ It’s an angry, ballsy, bombastic trip down the inner workings of the vintage ARP 2600 synth.” Elsewhere, the emotional ballad “Ghost in the City”—co-produced with electronic artist/producer Le Castle Vania—is a narrative-driven electronic dream that floats through dark clouds and shredding guitars, while singer-songwriter Amy Kirkpatrick delivers an angelic and touching vocal performance. “ “There’s a Difference,” a reimagining of the track “Difference” off The Crystal Method’s 2014 self-titled album, is a full-on alt rock hybrid that mixes melodic electronics, pulsing bass, punching live drums and riveting vocals from singer Franky Perez. Collectively, The Trip Home pieces together the fundamentals of The Crystal Method’s storied past while adding new, unexplored elements for a cohesive, unique sonic experience that’s as diverse in sound and style as it is anthemic and driving. “I wanted to create a concept album of sorts,” Kirkland says, “a project that speaks to what’s going on in my life right now and a vision that also brings The Crystal Method sound forward and shapes it in a new way. I’ve been enjoying the idea of making an album like our debut album Vegas, where every song is different. Every song has a different BPM, every song has different emotions, every song has different elements.” The Trip Home also serves as Kirkland’s message and reaction to the grandiose excess of today’s EDM scene. Where the genre constantly offers tired and recycled noise, Kirkland answers with an album built on organic sounds, a wide emotional range and, ultimately, real music. Forged from analog synths, recorded through vintage Moog and Electro-Harmonix pedals and mixed through Sound City’s Neve console—not the same one used on Nevermind; Dave Grohl has that one—The Trip Home is a warm embrace of organic electronic music. The natural noise of analog gear is part of the sound. “I’m always looking for just the right amount of wrong,” Kirkland says. “I’m really proud of all the collaborations and incredibly talented artists who contributed to The Trip Home. I wanted to make a timeless album that sounded great and that conveyed an emotional narrative and a strong appreciation of the album format.” The Trip Home will be released as The Crystal Method celebrates two massive milestones in 2018: 25 years on the music scene and the 21st anniversary of Vegas, the band’s debut studio album. It is the latest installment in The Crystal Method’s lauded discography, which includes the platinum-selling Vegas; Tweekend (2001); Legion of Boom (2004) and Divided by Night (2009), both of which received Grammy nominations in the Best Electronic/Dance Album category; and The Crystal Method (2014). Most recently, Kirkland wrote his first-ever film score for the 2017 documentary Hired Gun and wrote the theme song for 3 Below, the upcoming TV series from Academy Award winner Guillermo del Toro, which debuts on Netflix this fall. “The Trip Home refers to my long journey: all these places where I’ve been able to go, the experiences that come with it, the distances I’ve traveled,” Kirkland reflects. “It’s the journey back to all the things that got me here—the touring, the music, the fans—and keep me here. But there’s always home. At the end of it, I go home to my family, I go home to my studio, and then I go back out. It’s a circle. I tried to capture all this in an album.”

Rush Strutter Zep Magik returns with fire and thunder, surveying the landscape of a Kiss keystone, the 1976 album Destroyer. Before they get down to it, Kevin recounts all of the times that he has met Andrew W.K. and Mike discusses his longstanding affection for the founding fathers of black metal, Venom. The guys also talk about guitars and gear, including the super cheap MiMiDi delay pedal as well as the terrific stuff by the good people at Electro-Harmonix. They go track by track through Destroyer, discussing the origins, alternate takes, and noteworthy covers of some of the most important songs in the Kiss canon. Related, recommended, and required resources for this episode: “Party Hard” by Andrew W.K. AWK’s live performance from the 2002 season of Saturday Night Live “Do You Love Me?” by Nirvana A crazy cover from the ’92 Sub Pop compilation Hard to believe: A Collection of Kiss Covers Kiss Wins the 1976 People’s Choice Award for Music Footage of their big win for “Beth,” including appearances by Dick Van Dyke and Goldie Hawn “Venom” by Venom 1979 demo featuring Clive Archer of vocals, from the Sons of Satan album

No segundo episódio do Papo de Guitarra, conversamos com Gustavo Polidori Paulista, e músico profissional. Ele possui 3 CDs gravados com bandas autorais e mais 8 trabalhos em estilos diversos, como músico de estúdio. Possui diversas parcerias com marcas e importadores/representantes nacionais e internacionais, tais como: Dean Guitars, Randall, Rotosound, Morley, Electro-Harmonix, Edifier, Tecniforte, Hipshot, Isp Technologies e Balbags. Estaremos batendo um papo com Gustavo Polidori neste Episódio e vamos abordar diversos assuntos do mundo da musica. Redes sociais banda Hatematter: Site: http://www.hatematter.com Instagram: @hatematter Facebook: @HatematterOficial Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Vm37. ============================================================================================================ Produção: Papo de Guitarra (@papodeguitarraoficial) Roteiro e Locução: Alexandre Ribeiro (@alebasribeiro) e Fábio França (@fabioafrancap) Convidado: Gustavo Polidori (@gustavopolidori) Distribuição: Ponto MP3 (@pontomp3podcast)

Support the Truth About Vintage Amps through our brand new Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/vintageamps Once again, Skip Simmons is fielding guitar amp questions from around the world.  Some of the topics discussed on this episode:  3:32 A brief moment of despair 10:34 Our new Patreon page: Hear Skip's actual voice! 21:30 Colin Cripps' Filmosound, revisited 25:15 Skip's chassis stand 30:37 Changing the linear taper volume pot on an early '80s Princeton Reverb 34:53 Putting a guitar input into the pre-amp of a Hammond L-100 organ 40:33 Salvaging tubes from a free Lowry organ 43:40 The 5F10 Fender Harvard 47:17 "Peekofarad" or "pykofarad" 48:35 The light-dependent resistor on a Gibson GA20-RVT tremolo 52:30 Replacing the 6CA7/EL34 power tubes with new old stock Sylvania/RCA or brand new Electro-Harmonix 57:40 Bass cut on a Tweed Deluxe clone 1:02:20 Vibro Champ tremolo revisited 1:06:17 Boutique parts & homemade ramen 1:17:32 Patton fans Have a question or topic for a future episode? Submit it to Skip here: podcast@fretboardjournal.com or leave us a voicemail or text at 509-557-0848.  This episode is brought to you by Grez Guitars and Amplified Parts.

You might have heard the weepy twang of Nashville-based Luke Schneider playing pedal Steel with Margo Price, or more recently with Orville Peck. But Schneider has just released a new record of experimental and dreamy drone music for the end of the world, called Altar of Harmony. No matter how unrecognizable it might sound, this is ambient atmospheric music made with only the pedal steel guitar (a 1967 Emmons Push/Pull pedal steel guitar, to be precise), and processing (shout-out to Electro-Harmonix pedals.) Luke Schneider joins us from the Third Man Records Studios to play some of these hypnotic and meditative creations.  Set list: "anteludium," "mundi tuum est," "Billie’s Song"

In this episode, we examine this iconic analog delay pedal. EHX did a marvelous job capturing the warmth of analog delay with this classic stompbox.

In this episode, we examine this affordable Klon Centaur inspired overdrive pedal. This stompbox is a perfect starting point for any musician who wants a Klon tone but can't afford the hefty sticker price.

And we're back!! This time the boys are doing their best to practice social distancing and help do their part, and part of that is to get the show back on the air and back in your lives! Al and Kasper talk about a sweet charity helping musicians. They touch on some recent news about Heritage Guitars, and they dive into a new senario on The Deserted Island! Last time the boys had to choose 5 Boss stomp boxes as their deserted island picks, well this time you'll hear their choices for 5 Electro-Harmonix pedals! It's a fun debate with some twists that neither host saw coming. Enjoy!!

In this episode, we unpack this gem of a reverb pedal which includes 11 reverb types with a ton of "hidden" features. If you like pedals that you can tinker with, then this one is worth adding to your board.

In this episode, we examine this envelope filter which has a funky wah-wah tone. If you love songs like John Mayer's Wildfire or the Grateful Dead's Shakedown Street, you'll appreciate this pedal.

Welcome! Thanks for tuning in to The Guitaring Show. This audio is taken from our weekly show on Youtube. You can watch the episode by clicking here Please subscribe to our channel! After an extended break we're back with Season Two. Hooray! A Lost Amp Reborn, The Legend of the Rex Bassking In today's episode, we put two Australian made Rex Bassking amplifiers through their paces as we try to recapture the sound of Aussie Rock from the late 60's and 70's. Both these amps have been rebuilt and redesigned based on the original circuits using the original chassis and they are incredible amps. Clean, detailed and posessing a sound that is unlike any modern amp we've played. Considering they're virtually a new amp, with new upgraded components they sound like they're from a different era. 'The Bassking is a simple but undeniably classy looking combo. The two channels, Bass and Normal, each have their own dedicated pair of inputs, and controls for volume, bass and treble. A Celestion G12H twelve inch speaker has been fitted as part of the redesign. High quality electrolytic capacitors have been fitted, and matched valves from Electro Harmonix form the heart of the amp's power and tone. The Bassking is driven by two 12AX7EH valves in the preamp and two EL84EH valves in the power section.' Read the entire article by Peter Hodgson here - (http://iheartguitarblog.com/2009/08/review-rex-bassking.html) Guitars used today: 1982 Ibanez AS200 1978 Fender Telecaster Custom TMG Scarlett Droff Signature Fender Squire Jaguar Fender Telecaster Zach Butler Custom Les Paul Standard Pedals used today: T.Pedal Vintage Reverb Ulbrick 12AXE MXR Phase 90 MXR Carbon Copy Boss Tuner Please like and subscribe. Cheers, Lyndon & Zach

This episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast is sponsored by THORPY FX and their incredible range of awesome compact noise machines!Check them out HEREAnd this episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast is sponsored by ORANGE AMPLIFIERS and their Orange Tremlord 30 Guitar ComboCheck them out HEREAnd this episode of The Guitar Nerds Podcast is sponsored by CELESTION and their Celestion Neo 250 Copperback.Check them out HEREThis week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Matt, Mark and Jay discuss quality capos, the Mooer GE300, and Electro Harmonix plan to replace bass players with their new modelling pedal.Matt and Joe look forward to adventures at this year's ArcTanGent Festival, and Jay and Mark demonstrate a surprising amount of knowledge on the history of the Gibson Robot Guitar series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The hunks talk getting reposted by Electro-Harmonix on FB and IG and being roasted in the comments, piezo elements, signature guitars, and string talk.

This week on the Guitar Nerds Podcast Joe, Mark, Matt and Jay take a look at the new offering from Mesa Boogie, an ES-8 rival from Electro Harmonix and the re-popularisation of the Squier Bass VI. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PG's Rebecca Dirks is on location in Chicago, IL, at the Chicago Theatre where she catches up with Creed's guitarist Mark Tremonti. In this Rig Rundown segment, Tremonti talks to us about his slew of PRS guitars, his multi-amp setup (Mesa/Boogie, Bludotone, Fender, and Voodoo Amps), and his pedalboard featuring stompboxes from Dunlop, Voodoo Lab, and Electro-Harmonix.

When living under grey skies for multiple days, it can be difficult to gather motivation. Time seems to blend more fluidly, and one can lose their sense of place. It will pass, but in the meantime, try to enjoy meandring with no particular destination. Sometimes you find great things by having no intetion of looking for them. Today's episode uses the Korg Volca Keys synthesizer, a Memory Man pedal from Electro-Harmonix, and the Korg Wavedrum.

Mike Matthews, Alien Group Voice Box   That voice you just heard in an Alien Group Voice Box II connected to an Atari 800.   Voice Box was a external speech synthesizer box for the Atari 400 and 800. Voice Box, and its successor Voice Box II, was marketed by "The Alien Group" starting in July 1982. The device used the Votrax SC-01A speech synthesizer chip to add speech and singing to the Atari. Versions were also available for the Commodore 64 and Apple II computers.   The Alien Group was actually an offshoot of Electro-Harmonix. Electro-Harmonix was founded by rhythm and blues keyboard player Mike Matthews in 1968. The company is still is business today, and is well-regarded for its guitar pedals and other musicians' gear.   For more background on The Alien Group and Voice Box, I recommend reading Bill Lange's blog post "Atari Says Its First Word."   This interview with Mike Matthews took place on November 13, 2017.   ***   One more thing: I talked with Scott Matthews, Mike's son. He told me in email:   "My first big software project was for my dad, when I was about 13. What I wrote was an Atari BASIC function that would take a number as input, and would output the phonetic equivalent of that number. The idea was that other people -- who wanted to write applications that would speak a number -- could use the function to convert application-generated numbers to a speakable string."   Scott also doesn't remember who, if anyone, won the $5000 contest for best talking software.    Alien Group Voice Box II Demo on Atari 800   Atari 8-Bit ads: Atari Says Its First Word   Photo of Mike and Voice Box    Another Voice Box II ad   Electro-Harmonix Goes To Russia   Compute! magazine mentions Voice Box II

Check out the companion blog at http://emptychecking.blogspot.com for photos and more info! This week's episode was a fun one for me and I hope you'll like it too. I play the guitar for a while in this episode as I demo the Mel9 effect made by Electro-Harmonix. They make really unique pedals and this one very literally has the capacity to turn your guitar into a SYMPHONY. Apart from that, I talk about stuff I've recently watched on TV including The IT Crowd, Splitting Up Together, and NOT Roseanne (but not for political reasons). I also talk about stuff I bought from Kerry Cottage in Maplewood, MO and a little bit about the Rolling Stones at the end. There's a little something for everyone. Check it out, and thanks for your support! Time indexes: 0:00 - Introduction including an update on my health, an update on my new album, and a segment where I talk about buying stuff from Kerry Cottage. 10:33 - Music Break #1 - "Give It Up" off of my Ink-Stained Fingers album. 11:06 - Demo of the Mel9 guitar pedal by Electro-Harmonix. 36:41 - Music Break #2 - "Just Another Day" off of my Wayne County EP. 36:58 - TV Talk including a diatribe about why I'm NOT watching Roseanne, a late-to-the-party review of The IT Crowd, and a review of Splitting Up Together. 52:30 - Music Break #3 - A snippet of "Amanda, I'm Tired" from the upcoming album. 52:51 - Outro, including my wishes for you to have a happy Easter or April Fools Day and a bit where I talk about the Rolling Stones and why they're important to me on April 1.

Electro Harmonix 360 Looper

Question Index0:01 The Know Your Gear Crew1:45 How Many Strats do I have?4:14 Allen Woody Rumble Kat? What Is it?4:40 My Trip to Bizzare Guitar in Reno Nevada9:10 Have you ever tried a D Angelica Guitar9:40 Egnater Tweeker 10:24 Know Your Gear T shirts support the channel.https://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgear11:24 What I ended up getting for Christmas17:48 The Keeley D&M Drive (I Need One)19:27 Have I played Way Huge. Im A Fan Boy 20:39 Is the Jet City amps any good? I thought they would do better21:28 Is it hard to make your own pick-guard?23:10 Some advise for your first visit at NAMM24:50 Thoughts on a good non Epiphone Les Paul alternative27:39 Is a best time of year to sell gear?28:54 MI Audio Super Crunch Box29:50 Is it a good idea to build a Warmoth guitar?30:50 Thoughts on the Sterling Guitar vs USA Music Man?33:10 What do I think of Steve Vai guitars?35:48 Metallica and Pantera Tone from a pedal37:00 Fender Jaguar Bass vs Squier 38:20 Why are most guitar players technology challenged?41:07 Parker Fly Mojo 42:07 Next Sharpen My Axe Gretsch is next45:13 Fender Blues Jr, Princeton, Or Blues Deluxe for at home playing?47:40 Why did the Boss DD3 just go up in price?49:25 What is my favorite pedal? 51:24 Do I still love my Mira? I like lower priced PRS guitars53:30 Learn to replace your own output jack.56:20 Strat is buzzing?57:06 How do you get a Tele sound from a Strat?57:49 Do string lubricants work?1:01:10 What do I think of the Eleven Rack?1:02:00 Elixir strings? Nano vs Poly1:04:19 EVH USA Wolfgang vs Mexico made one?1:05:56 Bonus time because 786 live viewers WOW!1:06:18 I want to check out G&L while I'm at NAMM1:06:50 Did I say I would never buy a Electro Harmonix pedal?1:07:29 Should I pay more to have my Fender Elite Plecked?1:09:50 My Ibanez TS9 broke1:12:29 A good over drive for a Fender Princeton?1:13:56 A good pedal for a doubled sound?1:15:00 Is the Keeley Blue magnetic Echo the same as the Green Echo?1:16:36 PC board vs wired electronics in Gibson's?Find out more at my websitewww.knowyourgear.netGet a Know Your Gear T shirthttps://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgearSend your T shirt Pictures to pmcknight7@gmail.com with the word picture in the subjectBecome a Patron member and get special content https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Knowyourgear/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/phillip_mcknight/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

One quarter of the way to the century mark! We talk about how your timing is all wrong...your weird uncle, and Electro Harmonix pedals. Oh and put on coat, where are your mittens and Don't Forget Your Metronome! The Videos we talk about in this episode: Bumblefoot Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nurMXLoR4oI Jens Larsen Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUnu-oYWvtM Art of Guitar 30 min workout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwV7dsGy1iI REverb Annie Clark Pedals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWVu4jFnxV8 We have a Patreon page now with neat benefits. Check it out and let us know what you would like to hear us talk about next. all the socials: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SharpenThatAxe FB: https://www.facebook.com/Sharpen-That-Axe-Podcast-779600132187413/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SharpenThatAxe?lang=en Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-154377324 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj5zraw3mlxIb5JT70MwKpg email: sharpenthataxe@gmail.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sharpen-that-axe/id1236262099?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sharpen-that-axe

In this episode we are featuring Mayones Guitars, Electro-Harmonix, & Wampler * Mayones Duvell Elite 6 Master Builders Collection 2016* Mayones Custom Pi 3 Slap Machine Wojtek Pilichowski Bass* Mayones Regius 7* Electro-Harmonix Synth 9* Electro-Harmonix Canyon Delay and Looper* Wampler Dracarys Distortion

Dans cette vidéo je teste les pédales Key9 Electric piano machine & B9 Organ machine. Assez intéressant pour reproduire des sons de claviers et orgues. Je trouve la B9 Organ machine plus sympa que la Key9, un peu gadgetique à mon goût... Il faudra compter environ 235 € pour chacune des pédales, autant être vraiment sûr de ce que l'on recherche... La musique ici est : - AME (Cyro Torres) SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ LE SITE DES JINGLES "MUSICREATORS" : http://www.musicreators.net

Dans cette vidéo, je teste la pédale d'effets "Ravish Sitar" d'Electro-Harmonix. http://fr.audiofanzine.com/effet-guitare-divers/electro-harmonix/ravish-sitar/ C'est une pédale très spécifique mais très sympa... Bon, faut vraiment en avoir l'utilité car la marque nous fait payer cette pédale 239 € ! Les exemples que je jouent ici sont : Groove en 19/16 de "Keep it Greasey" (Frank Zappa) & Treacherous Cretins (Frank Zappa également). SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ LE SITE DES JINGLES "MUSICREATORS" : http://www.musicreators.net

Today's Gear Focus:* ESP EC-1000QM Dark Brown Sunburst* Way Huge Russian Pickle fuzz* Way Huge Conquistador Fuzzstortion* Electro-Harmonix Blurst Modulated FilterNAMM Celebration Ultimate Guitar Rig GiveawayClick Here to find out more: http://ow.ly/gONG308B0oi* www.MissionEngineering.com * www.PitbullAudio.com * www.EnterTalkRadio.com *Announced at the 2017 NAMM Show, #MissionEngineering in partnership with #PitbullAudio & #EnterTalkRadio present the coolest collection of guitar gear given away in any given timeline in music history. The winner gets to talk about the gear and share their music on the radio show Sharpen The AXE!Products in the giveaway:* ESP: FRX-401 Guitar - https://goo.gl/2ZYjeY* Supro: 1600 Supreme Combo Guitar Amp - https://goo.gl/TjFbfl* Strymon: Riverside Multistage Drive Pedal - https://goo.gl/ILPkbm * Line 6: Relay G70 wireless system - https://goo.gl/QpfNSd* Eventide: H9 Max - https://goo.gl/M8pn9V* Mission Engineering: SP-H9 Expression Pedal - https://goo.gl/GewKcv* Mission Engineering: Rewah-Pro -

Sharpen the AXE Radio Show previews the Electro-Harmonix B9, Key9, Mel9 and EarthQuaker Devices Organizer! Also tune in to find out about the Mission Engineering, Inc. Guitar Pedal Giveaway https://missionengineering.com/win-a-mission-vm-pro/

On tap today: collecting things, completism, Catcher in the Rye, TV Guide magazine, bottle caps, cat-eye sunglasses, Circus, CREEM and Rock Scene magazines, box rattlers, sealing things in hard plastic, View-Master, King Tut, silver dollars, binding sniffers, Mantle rookie cards, Electro Harmonix pedals, The Wormwood Review, The Wailers, Elvis tie racks, being no-nonsense and domesticating wolves.

The GAK.co.uk podcast provides your weekly hit of everything guitar, bass, amplifier and pedal related. This week it's an Electro-Harmonix special. We delve into some of the forgotten gems of the EHX catalogue. Produced and hosted by Mark Packham, with Matt Knight and Jay Cross. If you like what you hear subscribe in iTunes and leave us a five star rating and a nice review. If you've got any questions you'd like us to answer, send them over to podcast@gak.co.uk or join the brand new Facebook group - http://www.facebook.com/groups/guitarnerdsgroup

In Episode 1 Kevin, Dustin, and Tony get together in the Mystery School for some Conversation and jams. Kevin Sensor on the Fender Jazz Bass. Dustin Burton on the Vintage Ludwig Drums. Tony Eddlemon on the Gibson Sg through a Vox Ac 30, with pedals by Zvex, Electro Harmonix, fuzzhugger, Maleko, and more.  

The GAK.co.uk podcast provides your weekly hit of everything guitar, bass, amplifier and pedal related. This week, we give you what you want and do an Electro-Harmonix special! Produced and hosted by Mark Packham, with Matt Knight, Jay Cross and Joe Branton. If you like what you hear subscribe in iTunes and leave us a five star rating and a nice review. If you've got any questions you'd like us to answer, send them over to podcast@gak.co.uk

Aphonix and Matthieu in the studio. MINIMALMIK streaming via Colorado Springs. Jamming, Fukushima, Poll Update, beer, legal Colorado cannabis, and a youtube clip from Whitewolf Wolfson on the show.

Citrus Man and Aphonix join JVonD for some jamming on the “Come Back Tour”. The come back from incompetence!

Aphonix and Citrus Man join JVonD for a night of music tech talk and jamming. Also a clip of Silent Bear jamming at the Wake Of The Flood show at the Fox Theater. JVonD and Aphonix jam with brand new Octatrack setups.