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Quote from: jkn on November 22, 2010, 12:14:34 PM
I've become rather fond of http://www.tonefactor.com recently for their wide variety of pedals and effects.   Mainly because I just got a guitar, but I've always liked effects in so many different forms.

What are your favorites?  Your 'go to' pedals and effects?  Recommendations?   

Hardware / Software - it's all good.

john

there's 2 malekko echo 300's on ebay now... $200 and $150 respectively, but no 600's...

Quote from: hdibrell on November 22, 2010, 01:02:43 PM
Recently I've been getting into Native Instruments Guitar Rig. It does a lot of what I want effects pedals to do. I do wish I had the foot controller that goes with it, though. My old standby rig is a Line 6 POD, MXR Carbon Copy delay, Line 6 DL4 delay modeler, MM4 modulation modeler, MoogerFooger Phaser, and MoogerFooger LPF. I also have a Guild Copicat tape echo that is fun to play with. I have a Roland VG-88 guitar processor and GK-2a pickup that I have sort of forgotten about. I need to get those out and play with some more.

got tons of effects, lotta boutique stuff but... LOVELOVELOVE guitar rig 4! such great sounds, so many options, all useful.

found my way back here captain!

thoughts and prayers with you Jim-

Quote from: Scott M2 on September 17, 2009, 06:59:00 AM
Thanks for watching and for the comments guys.

Yes - "The Great Gig in the Sky" is my favourite piece from "Dark Side".
I'd declare "Shine On You Crazy Diamond - Parts 1-9" as my personal favourite song of all time.
Rick was a huge contributer to this beautiful and emotional creation.

you sent me that link to my gmail Scott...

I LOVE IT!

claude debussy-preludes

'La fille aux cheveux de lin' or 'the girl with the flaxen hair' is my fave.

it tastes like buttercream cake frosting and feels like cool, fresh linen.

in my ears/mind that is.

you know you're getting older when the beamer bike is more appealing to you than the girl in a skirt and heels.

heh heh.

i want that bike.

great files.
'gleneden high tide' sounds like a place i'd like to spend some time at.

it's funny that i stumble upon this, (i started doing cardio 20-25 minutes a day; 6 days a week about 2 and a half weeks ago)...
i sleep better, feel more relaxed and focused and my blood pressure has reduced a great deal since.
i love it!

Quote from: Sunbreak Music on August 05, 2009, 06:52:56 PM
Sony PCMD1 here.  I'll post some ocean sounds I recorded on the Oregon Coast a few days ago when I get them transferred.   :)

VERY cool-

Quote from: hdibrell on July 25, 2009, 09:48:40 PM

Quote from: IamBetaCloud on July 25, 2009, 06:28:56 PM
great entries so far folks-
ironically, i'm recording the rain and cars going by on my street in the city in Buffalo, NY right now;
sounds like a wonderful rainy summer night in the city to me-

Rain? I remember rain. We are in the middle of a SERIOUS drought. The idea of listening to rain sounds so wonderful about right now. It's 11:48 p.m. here and the temperature is 84' F.    Harry (glowing like a pig)

more rain today... beautiful to listen to as you sleep-

Quote from: Immersion on July 25, 2009, 08:30:03 PM
What microphone(s) would you recommend for professional field recordings..with still an low budget in mind ???
From what I know...such microphone are usually very expensive...

honestly, i don't use a mic with the zoom, (it has 4 capsule mics built in), but if you were to use a mic, i'd probably go omni-directional.

great entries so far folks-
ironically, i'm recording the rain and cars going by on my street in the city in Buffalo, NY right now;
sounds like a wonderful rainy summer night in the city to me-

Quote from: hdibrell on July 25, 2009, 03:32:52 PM
My old fashioned recorder is the Sony TC-D5 ProII Sorry for the huge shot , but it took me 30 minutes to get the picture to show up.    Harry (computer whiz!)

very nice; tape makes for some wonderful sounding field recording.
looking at the thrift shops for one myself-

i just picked up this cheapo, ($170), and can't believe how easy it is to use,
how many useful features it has, and how great it sounds=


so what are you guys using?

Miles Davis 'Sketches of Spain'.
when i listen to it, i can't help but think how much work he put into it.
beautiful and under rated album.

various Richard Matheson short stories, including 'mad house'.
if you're not familiar with him, he wrote 'what dreams may come', 'i am legend', and several twilight zone episodes.
brilliant descriptives.

my first full length Beta Cloud disc from 07'-

Beta Cloud= NEPHOLOGY



http://www.mediafire.com/?lldyvrzeydt

all copies are sold out, and i decided not to re-press it, so a free gift to all;
please enjoy and share as you wish.

peace,
BC

Quote from: Scott M2 on January 25, 2009, 12:23:27 PM
Jamie & I have a tradition of jamming on New Year's Day to bring the year in on a positive note.
For 2009 we were joined by our friends Eric Hopper (Sylken) and Steven Sauvé (karmafarm).
I've extracted this piece and titled it Heliocentric Migration as it starts off ambient then takes off... perhaps to Venus.

Heliocentric Migration - (Scott M2, Jamie Todd, Eric Hopper, Steven Sauvé - 2009)

HiFi - http://www.dreamstate.to/audio/heliocentric_migration.mp3
LoFi - http://www.dreamstate.to/audio/heliocentric_migration_56k.mp3

i really dig you guys live Scott, two men; one brain.
if you and Jamie wanna do a New Years set this year together, just say the word.
as Kev, (Sleep Research Facility), told me; "these guys are like a modern Tangerine Dream", haha.

Looking forward to it Bakis, really enjoy your material-