Mu-Tron Phasor II - stacked w/ mxr phase 90 - demo (vero clones)

Some lökig gitarr with the Tinypedals Mini-tron III

Minitron Test

Inspired by "Momma," an original tune by the awesome dudes who formed the iconic Kent, WA band "Johnny Bravo," back in the day . . .

"Momma" had a sweet portion with a shout-out to Bill Wither's Ain't No Sunshine, another inspiration herein . . .

Continuing with an even more paired-down sound, slower tempo, simmers strong throughout . . .

Thanks for listening!

Please feel free to hit us up!

We're always up to Jam!

Recorded in Seattle, WA

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B2K: electric guitar, loops, MIDI: rhodes piano, electric piano, organ, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, trombone, ocarina, flute/glockenspiel, voices ("The Sirens of MIDI")

and endless gratitude for both the intrepid:

Oh: drum kit/trap set/e-drums, and

Tree: bass guitar, e-bass, stand-up bass
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Electric Guitar: 1984 Alembic Electrum (prototype)

Pedals: Musictronics: Mutron Octave/Divider, Mutron Phasor II, Mutron III (envelope); Tube Works Real Tube Overdrive, Ibanez AD-9 Analog Delay, Thomas Organ Cry Baby Model 95, Ernie Ball Volume, Saturnworks 6-pedal connector - Loops: Digitech Trio+ - MIDI: Roland GR-20 Guitar Synthesizer + GK-3 Divided Pickup

Guitar Amp/Speaker: Fender Rivera-era Super Champ - 8” JBL K-110 speaker

Recording: Looper stereo direct, or direct to Tascam Model 12, (24 bit @ 48kHz) - initially all live, one take, edited for duration only.
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"Momma," an original tune by the awesome dudes who formed the iconic Kent, WA band "Johnny Bravo," back in the day . . .
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"Ain't No Sunshine," written by Bill Withers, 1971.

Hardly Momma's Jam (part I)

DIY pedals/effects, amps, mods, and riffs

New tracks tagged #mutron