Gauss Bumps: Primitive tape looping
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- A Fisher Price toy phonograph has a contact microphone attached to its music box movement stylus.
The contact microphone is connected to channel one of the Koma Elektronik field kit.
The DIY cassette tape delay playback unit is connected to channel two of the field kit.
The Koma field kits aux output is connected to the microphone input of the DIY cassette tape delay's record unit. This makes it possible to do frippertronic-style tape looping with the DIY cassette tape delay.
The output jack of the DIY tape delay's record unit is connected to the microphone input of a Sony cassette stereo recorder.
There is a Library of Congress cassette tape player plugged into Channel three of the Koma field kit.
The Wurlitzer model 145 electric piano is connected to the aux input of the Akai MD370 reel-to-reel recorder. The reel-to-reel has a tape loop threaded onto it.
The homemade electric lap steel guitar is being played through a Behringer Super fuzz and a homemade wah pedal.
The Koma field kit, Akai reel-to-reel recorder and electric lap steel guitar are connected to a Peavey Unity 1000 eight-channel mixer.
The Peavey mixer is feeding an Altec-Lansing 1568A tube monobloc amplifier connected to an Altec-Lansing 15" speaker.
Utterly original - that homemade lap steel guitar put a huge smile on my face. Your channel is sheer joy! Childlike wonder and curiosity - very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome, my pleasure. Thank you for watching. I've tried a lot of "store bought" lap steels but I always come back to the homemade one.
Fully agree!
Turning the tables on turntableism. Flexin' the decks, pioneering effects & collectin' respect.
Also, inspiring cool raps. Thanks so much for listening.
Simply beautiful. Thank you do much for all your posts
You're welcome. Thanks for listening.
So happy to have found your performances. Really enjoy hearing and seeing what you’re getting up to. Thank you for these interludes of experimentation.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
You make the lap steel sound very trumpet-like at times. Very cool.
Thank you very much. I think the wah-wah pedal I am using is very helpful in achieving a horn-like quality to the sound.
Thanks again for your wonderful soundscapes. You are the man. Listening and watching you here in sunny !!( cant believe it) Scotland. 😊
You're welcome. Glad to hear you've got some clear skies.
Excellent performance !
🙏 Thank you for watching.
That’s a nice ditty. SuperNatural
Many thanks🙏
Lovely tunes! ❤
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Good sound combination🎹
Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed the mix of noises.
lovely sounds
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Sitting here in the new apartment, next chapter new day, rising from the ashes the world of wonder, now today
I hope the new apartment works out for you. Thanks so much for listening.
this is a lovely piece :-)
Many thanks🙏
Звезда в шоке=))))))👻👻👻
Вот такую музыку я понимаю=))))👻👻👻
really nice
Thank you🙏
unique
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This is equivalent to Chert Knapping by pre-Clovis humans. THE BEST OG Psy-Trance A lucinations!
Chert knapping. Interesting. I am going to have to capture the sound of that with my dicta-phone recorder and slow it down to half speed. Thanks for listening.
awesome!
🙏 Many thanks.
wonderful!
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До чего же КАЙФОГО - я в абсолютном изумлении=))))👻👻👻
Thank you! I am really glad you like this one.
The wizard gifts us another blissful track. Keep them coming sir! I’m excited to show people Two Suns! ❤
Thanks Seamish. When will you be releasing the Two Suns collaboration?
@@soaringtortoise I’m aiming to release the whole project on June 30th this year. I’ll keep you updated 😎🙌
This video, coupled with the members only version, has unlocked meaning and clarity into an otherwise ambitious, blurry existence. Thank you, John.
*Compensated endorser
Seriously though, fun seeing a couple of versions. Much love John.
Thanks for watching both versions Adam. I appreciate that.
If Soaringtortoise did a mic drop. BOOM, slams it down the feedback leads to a drone. He adds batteries, toys, tapes, spinning speakers. Goes on for 3 encores.
The difference between practice, performance and oncore woul probably be virtually unnoticeable. Thanks so much for listening.
Truely sublime, thanks
You're welcome.🙏
Genius. Many thanks for your extraordinary music.
You're welcome. Thank you so much for listening.
Too 😎 cool
Thanks. So are you.
Sehr sehr schöne Musik Landschaften tun sich auf. 😊
Danka! Thank you for listening with your ears and seeing with your mind.
awesome :0
🙏 So are you.
❤🙏🙃
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The lap guitar part is gorgeous. Are you familiar with the work of Eric Chennaux? It reminded me very much of his music.
Thank you very much. No, I am not familiar with Eric Chennaux I will have to check him out when I find some time.
I can only admire your talent. Are you giving live performances? It would be great to see one. But I'm just asking, I live very far away.
Thank you very much. I do perform live wherever they will have me. Sadly, not many places in Southwest Wisconsin cater to this type of music. I think most of the people who appreciate this kind of music live, as you do, very far away from me.
@@soaringtortoise you are propably right. I live in Poland, your kind of music isn't popular here either.
@@agenturawubekistanie I am glad you like it. Thanks so much for your comments.
I have never seen tape spooled in that manner. Can we see the other end please?
Sure. You can see the other end in this video.
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It is just a loop of tape spooling around a microphone stand.
@@soaringtortoise Thank you!
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Love your work. Would love to be friends
🙏 Thanks so much for listening.