Who Needs a Record Label?
There has never been a better time than now to be an independent artist. More easily and efficiently than ever, you can build a digital recording studio in your home, connect… Read More →
DIY: Echoes of the Echoplex
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- Tags: brian may, delay effect, delay pedal, DIY, DIY recording, echo, echo effect, echoplex, EP-1, EP-2, EP-3, EP-4, giant music, gibson SG, gregg allman, home recording, indie, indie artist, indie music, jimmy page, joe walsh, maestro, maestro echoplex, neil young, tape, tape-based delay, the echoplex, yamaha •
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- by Wampus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBK4utC1QbQ”
In 1982, I bought a used Maestro Echoplex, old and worn and scarcely functional, at a little music shop in Fairfax, Virginia. The store carried as much used stuff as… Read More →
DIY: The Mighty Tascam 388
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- Tags: ADAT, alice despard, arms of kismet, DAW, DIY, east river pipe, f.m. cornog, fostex x-15, home recording, indie, indie artist, indie music, j. scott watson, kowtow popof, mark doyon, songwriting, studio recording, tascam 246 portastudio, tascam 388 studio 8, the black keys, the intentions, wampeters, wampus, wampus sound studio •
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- by Wampus
The first recording band I was in made albums on an all-in-one portable studio with eight tracks of audio on 1/4-inch, analog tape. Having cut my teeth until then on… Read More →