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Topic: Looking for fellow experimenter here in Nashville |
Jay Coover
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Nashville, TN, USA
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Posted 20 Aug 2024 1:36 pm |
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I'd like to work with someone who plays better than I do towards getting some alternate sounds from PSG. Namely, organ and dobro. Both have been done before, but I think there's room for improvement. This could be a big boon to gigging steel plays. You could imagine how useful you might be to a gigging band if at the flip of a switch you can go from steel to dobro to B3 organ and not have it sound gimmicky.
My though on the dobro chain would be something like:
guitar>maybe acoustic sim>EQ>Fishman Jerry Douglas IR pedal
Organ would be:
guitar>compressor>EHX C9>Strymon Lex
It turns out the organ sim can be pretty straight forward and very convincing, while the dobro sim can be challenging. I have all the pedals to do this, just need some talent to play while I tweak. It would just be sort of fun to try and maybe we could post results back to the community here. If you had a match-bro to throw into the mix here that would be even better, but not necessary. The Jerry Douglas pedal is going to probably take its place here.
I also have some of the other EHX pedals that do synth, melotron, and electric piano we could throw in the mix for fun.
-Jay
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Bob Hoffnar
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Austin, Tx
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Posted 20 Aug 2024 6:59 pm
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Experiment with bars for dobro. A sawed off broom handle might get you a more convincing dobro sound than electronics.
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Jay Coover
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Posted 20 Aug 2024 9:01 pm
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| Bob Hoffnar wrote: |
| Experiment with bars for dobro. A sawed off broom handle might get you a more convincing dobro sound than electronics. |
I've heard that, would like to try it, but I think there is also something to be gained through electronics. Thanks!
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