RSSLorin Parker of Electric Western demonstrates his Phantastron vacuum-tube sound synthesizer under the control of electric guitar rendering "magic sub-octaves" matching sub-octaves in the process. I have witnessed firsthand what the Phantastron does to a guitar signal, it is both brutal and beautiful!
Phantastronic guitar
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
Nov 17, 2008 05:00 AM
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I'm pretty sure he said "...it's matching sub-octaves."
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yup, you may be right - but I like the idea of magical sub-octaves so much better
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