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[amanise]

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Another thumping banger! Have that!

[awjoe]

Imagine my disappointment when it turned out not to be a song about a sausage.

Nice tune, though. Loved the solo.

[amanise]

Imagine my disappointment when it turned out not to be a song about a sausage.

Nice tune, though. Loved the solo.

Great pitch wasn't it! Another subtly nuanced genre buster! Too kind re the solo - it took as much time to write as it did to play. Both happened at the same time.

Time to start the next one! That one was better out than in

[awjoe]

Too kind re the solo - it took as much time to write as it did to play. Both happened at the same time.

Yes. The closest I ever come to soloing is improv scat singing. The best ones are made up on the spot.

[amanise]

Too kind re the solo - it took as much time to write as it did to play. Both happened at the same time.

Yes. The closest I ever come to soloing is improv scat singing. The best ones are made up on the spot.

Now THAT's a dying art! You a fan of Cab Calloway?

[awjoe]

Huge.

[Arpangel]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

[Folderol]

Doesn't really work for me. Not that I think there's anything wrong, just doesn't float my boat.

[amanise]

Huge.

[amanise]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

[Arpangel]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

[amanise]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

Ahhh - the days of yore! Heady stuff!

[amanise]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

Ahhh - the days of yore! Heady stuff!

OK. When I get another couple of hundred I'll scour ebay and Reverb.com for these too. Although - I do have vox distortion from a stompy box thing. Also Melodyne for pitch correction. I just didn't use them . I thought we were going all warts and all commando style on our vocals these days. I can't keep up.

[Arpangel]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

Ahhh - the days of yore! Heady stuff!

Record and Tape Exchnge, the early 90’s, yes, I saw a Prophet 10 there, AMS RMS16/1580S thrown on the floor, so much stuff, going for f**k-all, if I had a few grand in my pocket at the time I could have cleaned up.

[amanise]

I think the vocal could do with that 70’s/80’s monosodium glutamate of the Eventide H910, and all will be well, just pass your voice through it, nothing more to do,

(OK, maybe a little bit of distortion as well)

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

Ahhh - the days of yore! Heady stuff!

Record and Tape Exchnge, the early 90’s, yes, I saw a Prophet 10 there, AMS RMS16/1580S thrown on the floor, so much stuff, going for f**k-all, if I had a few grand in my pocket at the time I could have cleaned up.

I see a lot of stuff on Reverb like that - but you have to be careful where its being sold from or get import charges. It all makes me lament the loss of my Watkins Copykat which I bought second hand in 1981. It had a beautiful sound - but it was difficult to get tapes for it even then. They're very rare units now.

[Arpangel]

Interesting! I didn't know about those - thanks. I think that's the only bit of kit I've seen where the plug in version is more expensive than the outboard hardware version! Next time I've got a spare couple of hundred squids I'll get one.
Cheers!

An H910 will cost about £1,500 upwards, same for an Instant Flanger, I got my H910 for £150 from the Notting Hill Record and Tape exchange in the 90’s.
If you buy this stuff from Sound Gas or other trendy places it’ll cost you thousands.
Get a Boss SE50 for distortion, and an SE70 for pitch, and you can forget about Eventide.

Ahhh - the days of yore! Heady stuff!

Record and Tape Exchnge, the early 90’s, yes, I saw a Prophet 10 there, AMS RMS16/1580S thrown on the floor, so much stuff, going for f**k-all, if I had a few grand in my pocket at the time I could have cleaned up.

I see a lot of stuff on Reverb like that - but you have to be careful where its being sold from or get import charges. It all makes me lament the loss of my Watkins Copykat which I bought second hand in 1981. It had a beautiful sound - but it was difficult to get tapes for it even then. They're very rare units now.

I never buy from abroad, always UK only, it’s just not worth it.
The Copycat uses standard quarter inch tape if I remember, just a matter of splicing a loop.