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I sold my first synth - a Micromoog I bought in 2002 - this is the last thing I ever recorded with it, the morning I sold it: https://soundcloud.com/hieronymous-seven/stanagram It's just a bass-pedal-synth kind of part that I overdubbed, so simplistic compared to a lot of the amazing stuff people po...

I think I remember when this thread was started, but I believe this is the first time I'm posting in it - I GOT A SIRIN! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48525884297_0544a7ff8f_o.jpg Traded in the first synth I ever bought - a Micromoog - for it. I've used a Rogue and Little Phatty as a poor man'...

I'm a Phish fan but haven't been paying much attention lately. I did post a screenshot a couple of years ago when I noticed Mike Gordon using the Taurus 3!

till wrote:The Minimoog reissue is in my sleeping room.

I like that - do you play it before bed to help you sleep? I think that would keep me up!

Or maybe you have it playing by itself to help lull you to sleep?

The other day I was using the SP to record audio out, running from MIDI over USB from protools. Manually running the filter with my hand as the song records. The filter response seemed pretty jumpy, or quantized maybe. When I use the moog external footcontroller pedal, I don'e experience any of thi...

Finally something new to post! Basically a bass & drum jam, added some Moog Rogue for flavour: https://soundcloud.com/hieronymous-seven/signature-squared Alembic Stanley Clarke Signature Squared through 3Leaf GR-2 envelope filter signed by Bootsy Collins into Damnation Audio MBD-1 bass overdrive...

I noticed the filter cutoff on my LP Tribute was scratchy and jumpy - it was kind of sticking and then jumping instead of being smooth and continuous. I ended up "exercising" the knob, turning it back and forth like 40-50 times. Seems to have done the trick! Not sure if this is related to ...

Finally got to listen! Sounds good, I think of European music from the '70s like Cluster, early Kraftwerk, maybe early Tangerine Dream. The recording doesn't sound bad, though I think the viola (violin?) could be louder.

Rather than start another thread, thought I would post another Moog sighting with a different band here. I saw Goblin the other night - this is the version with Massimo Morante on guitar, Maurizio Guarini on keyboards, Fabio Pignatelli on bass and Agostino Marangolo on drums. They had a falling out ...

No one in this band is in a hurry but ultimately we will certainly put out some tracks for sale so eventually the setup has to be good enough for that. We are using a room mic right now for just listening later and seeing what works and what does not. What we have noticed with this setup though is ...

Cool - thanks! I've never seen one in person and definitely not from the back - well, now I have, but not before this past Sunday night. All the synths sounded really good!

Anyone else a fan of this band? I found a couple of posts here but they're from 15 years ago!

As a bassist who dabbles with synths, ZOMBI is one of my favorite bands, and I finally got to see them live! They did not disappoint - they masterfully attacked their compositions. Anthony Paterra is a fantastic drummer - he triggered some sequences but mostly just played drums. It was so cool seein...

Sounds like a cool project! To me the big question is whether you are going to record multitrack so that you can adjust and edit things later, or mix on the fly and record to 2-track, in which case it's burned in there, you can't change it if one instrument is too loud, etc., you can only process th...

Mike Gordon of Phish is a Taurus 3 user - I've heard it in concert, sounds awesome! They streamed their entire show from Ohio for free last night, and at one point they showed him playing it - Phish is one of my all-time favorite bands, probably one of the only bands that would show a scene of someo...

Another place you could ask is at talkbass.com - there is a bass pedal club and some people are definitely doing the Geddy thing!

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/bass-p ... ub.781414/