A study in melodica sound modulations generated through breadth control, humming, melodica movement, and other simple techniques. The instrument was a Hohner HM-27 or HM-32 (I forgot) played into a Green Bullet mic connected directly to a Vox tube amp with some onboard reverb (mucho reverb). No pedals or other effects. Recorded to a Yamaha PR7 pocket recorder using a good quality Audio-Technica stereo mic. As always, using headphones or good quality playback equipment brings out the subtleties in the music.

Study In Melodica Modulations

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Bass player, plus a touch of Mandola, Piano and Whistle. And some singing too!

I'm Nathan, an aspiring pianist and composer studying music composition at Coventry University. 

Study In Melodica Modulations

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