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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

I think that's pretty common on chorus pedals, my old Arion chorus from the 80s is mono in and stereo out. Sounds really cool when I run my synth through it and into a stereo PA. Makes it all sound "wide".

i think the key phrase in there is “from the 80s.”

i have a fair amount of pedals—including chorus—that have stereo in/out capability. (i won’t bore you with a list.)

edit: a quick search shows me that there are a fair amount on newer mono in/stereo choruses, which seems less than useful to me.

probably why i never bought a smaller boss chorus pedal, as a opposed to the md-200/500 series.
 
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Well. Another successful show in the books. There was blood, nudity, and contact mics going through delays, loopers and reverb. Oh, and amazing cupcakes too.

We had people drive in from 2-3 hours away to see the show. We had people fly in from out of state to perform. We barely rehearsed the show but it all came together. The crowd response was amazing.

All that and my head will hit the pillow before 2am.
 
Well. Another successful show in the books. There was blood, nudity, and contact mics going through delays, loopers and reverb. Oh, and amazing cupcakes too.

We had people drive in from 2-3 hours away to see the show. We had people fly in from out of state to perform. We barely rehearsed the show but it all came together. The crowd response was amazing.

All that and my head will hit the pillow before 2am.
So bloodlettting and when your head hits the pillow / the forgetting :)
 
One of the performers used a euro rack module for processing vocals. I didn’t recognize it or get a photo. It sounded like it was a sub octave and delay. I saw it patched up backstage but didn’t have time to study.
You know your a music geek when you go to some crazy as show and just want to check out the gear ;)
 
Today will be my 5th electronic show in as many weeks. Still just using Syntakt/Octatrack and am getting better with both. Still keeping the setup simple to avoid mistakes and crashes, though I’ve been practicing playing bass through my eurorack and improvising songs from scratch. Hopefully, I’ll do that next week