Slight change in my #pedalboard : out goes the Moo-er booster, which I rarely use anymore (it's a good pedal, but no longer adds anything to the setup) and in goes the Zoom MS70CDR, because I want to play with the harmonizer some more. Not super-interested in anyother effects that are built into it right now, and I'm doing this to prepare for purchasing a standalone harmonizer in the near future.
Welp, here's the video version of Alison's and my cover of Small Blue Thing, by Suzanne Vega.
Like I said earlier, Alison and I did the guitar and vocals into two mics straight through in about five or ten tries.
Set to a found gif of the earth in space, which I don't think was Ms. Vega's original idea.
My recording and work desk is the photo.
I made the bass a bit louder and cut off some hiss compared to the mp3.
Chat, I auramaxxed my board (which is now lowkey goated) and its rizz can no longer be stopped
This thing is the SHIT— 4 midi switchable audio loops (series or parallel) with 1 assignable volume block that can boost or attenuate, and can be pre/post any loop, and another similar volume block on the main out, both likewise midi switchable.
Hello, solo boost, and maybe underdrive on the IR-X
HYDRA4X - MIDI Loop Switcher - Oscillator Devices https://oscillatordevices.com/shop/hydra4x/
More attempted music - Decemberists - Lake Song
About a guy who was in love but love wasn't what was happening. I guess.
Alison: lead
Me: guitar, harmony, dubbed-in bass.
Oh, #GearSquad and #music friends, my pal Alison and I have recorded a couple songs. I added bass to one - other than that, it's her and me tracked live with acoustic.
Here's audio of the one with bass. I'll add abstract video and put it on youtube later.
Please imbibe before listening, if that's your thing.
Decemberists - Lake Song
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