Re: [Harp-L] New Richard Hunter piece at Broadjam.com

[Bradford Trainham <btrainham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

C Minor? 
An F diatonic, or are you playing a chromatic? 
With the octave doubler, I'm guessing if you wanted, you could execute
that one live, right? 
I enjoyed this one for its feel.  It also facilitates my giving myself
permission to pursue a secret notion of mine, to wit, a rotary patch
I'm still perfecting with my M-Audio Blackbox processor.  Every once
in a while, I thought I heard either a tremolo or rotary setting
applied to your harp, but on listening again, I think I realized it
was your hand doing that.
Thank you again for putting that up there.  It gives the more
"recently baptized" among us a lot of good food for thought. 
Will there be a third act of "being free"?
Brad Trainham
 
On Mon, 14 May 2007 23:19:18 -0400, you wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>  i just uploaded a new recording to my site at Broadjam.com.  It's a 
>piece of slow, burning funk titled "In the Night," heavily influenced by 
>Junior Walker.  The harp plays the role of the big Texas tenor sax, of 
>course.  The recording can be found at:
>http://www.broadjam.com/rhunter
>
>The piece includes two harmonica lines, both recorded with an Audix 
>Fireball mic through a Digitech RP-200. Both the RP-200 sounds on the 
>recording are from my patch set for the Audix Fireball.  The first sound 
>is the "Twdhrd" overdriven tweed amp patch that leads off my patch set; 
>the second is the "Twd-8" patch that features another tweed amp model 
>with a low octave doubler effect.  I recorded the harp part first with 
>the second patch, then played the part again with the first patch to 
>give it more "cut."  (Now that's old school.) The sound is, like, big. 
>Very big.
>
>Comments on "In the Night" are welcome.
>
>Thanks and regards, Richard Hunter
>hunterharp.com
>latest mp3s always at http://broadjam.com/rhunter
>
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