Thursday, June 25, 2015
Mystic Forest (Final Fantasy VI) by Steven Morris
Published on Jun 25, 2015 Steven Morris
"Mystic Forest (aka Phantom Forest)
Cover by Steven Morris
from Final Fantasy VI
Written by Nobuo Uematsu
Recovery Spring!
A train!?
Instruments/Sounds:
Korg MS2000
DSI MoPho
DSI Tempest
Fender Precision Bass
Fender Stratocaster
Aulos Alto Recorder
Aulos Soprano Recorder
Aulos Sopranino Recorder
Suzuki Melodion
Rhodes Electric Piano
Epiphone Acoustic Guitar
Silvertone Archtop Guitar
Mele Ukulele
Casiotone MT-220
Glockenspiel
Triangle
Latin Percussion Shake It!
Eurorack Modular Synthesizer
TX81Z (Not Pictured)
Field Recordings (birds, crickets)
Special thanks to Max "Hobbaswaggle" Montague for lending me the Ukulele & Casiotone!
Effects:
Vesta Kozo RV-3 Spring Reverb
Vesta Kozo DIG-410 Digital Delay
Lexicon MX400 Digital Reverb
Guitar Pedals:
Boss Digital Delay DD-6
Ken Multi Chorus MCH-SS
MXR distortion+
Boss Blues Driver BD-2
Boss Tremolo TR-2
MXR Compressor
Eurorack Patches of Interest:
1. Tomita's Whistle
2. Phantom Train
3. Tubular Bells (Not pictured!)
4. Choir Sounds (Not pictured!)"
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