Thursday, March 06, 2008
Rhode Island - a Statescape
YouTube via DaveCornutt via Sequence 15 were you can find a higher resolution audio file.
"Source Code, "Rhode Island" - composed using the delay-line technique of Statescapes"
Gear: Roland JD800, Oberheim Matrix-1000, Studiologic MP-113 pedals, Boss DD-20 Giga Delay
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hulk smash!
ReplyDeletejust kidding. cool piece. having lived in RI for many years, I can tell you that it's nowhere near as nice as the sounds you created. close, but not quite...
ReplyDeleteThanks. The state names that I use are pretty arbitrary. I'm not at all sure why Youtube grabbed that particular frame to use as the preview pic...
ReplyDeletemost likely because of the half empty beer bottle in the background.lol
ReplyDeleteDave I enjoyed your post on using the Boss delay. Fripp is one of my favorite musicians, the man is a genius,his work with Crimson and early Peter Gabriel is remarkable.
Nice to see your work on video.
seamonkey