I really liked this a lot. If you don't like it, you're gay and ugly. Gm. pic.twitter.com/R57nmB9G2u
— Not a Snail (@PoleSnail) July 25, 2024
I really liked this a lot. If you don't like it, you're gay and ugly. Gm. pic.twitter.com/R57nmB9G2u
— Not a Snail (@PoleSnail) July 25, 2024
Wow. And, after listening, just imagine the possibilities; both the sacred and the profane ;) Scarecrow
ReplyDeleteNo kidding, although a full band or orchestra would be hard to stuff into the pipe...
DeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI'll admit to the ugly, but I ain't gay.
ReplyDeleteJust ask my four children.
Seriously, that open pipe opens up all kinds of possibilities.
A choir, a quartet.
Would need to practice to get the echo timing right.
(would that setup attenuate the highs or the lows?)
President Elect B Woodman
The guys working at the other end are likely confused by the echoes.
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It would be interesting to find out how far down the pipe the sound travels before petering out.
DeleteAnon 1025 my thoughts too. If open on the other end would it sound like standing next to him?
DeleteBoots Randolph would've approved.
ReplyDeleteThat pipe can play the sax just as good as the ol' boy at this end.
ReplyDeleteA fun way to start my day. Many thanks.
ReplyDeletecool! is that echo t-line effect, or something else?
ReplyDeleteJaco LIVES !!!!
ReplyDeleteJaco played bass.
DeleteMamma sang tenor.
(For all the guitarists out there)
ReplyDeleteThat's the biggest friggin' echo pedal I've ever seen.
Fantastic
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