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Thanks for that! I love TG and really appreciate it

@@barbadoskado2769 Thanks so much for listening and passing that along. I appreciate it!

@@MOOGTRONMANIC Thanks so much for that!! Very high praise indeed (too high I think). I really appreciate your listening and sharing that.

Thanks for all that, Kyle. I always appreciate your feedback. Yeah, I discovered this Italian company Azzam Bells that makes these unique, cool little percussion instruments that do a great job of generating unusual tones. I honestly can't remember how I stumbled on them, but I probably saw something they made featured in a YT video. They're very distinctive looking. What's great is that they all come with internal pickups and have 1/4" output jacks, so you can amplify them and also run them through effects pedals to generate even more interesting sounds. Their U.S. distributor is Etsy, so if you search for Azzam Bells on Etsy, you can see the range of their instruments.

Hey, I love your description of the gong! That gong generates some amazing overtones. Thanks for listening and sharing all that!

@@RReger Thank you, too!

Thanks so much for listening and sharing that!

Kyle, thanks so much for this and I'm really sorry to hear about the storm damage. I forgot that you're in that area and may have been impacted. It sounds like your ok, which is the main thing. Hopefully your studio didn't get badly damaged. Wishing you all the best on the recovery! Yeah, this piece turned out really well (I thought) and it's been getting a really nice response. Take care my friend and hang in there.

@@aeko Thanks so much for listening and sharing that.

Thanks for checking it out, John! I appreciate it!

@@baddriddimworkshop Thanks for listening!! I got the gong at gongsunlimited.com Check them out!!

@@RReger very nice, and as an independant builder i think those compagnys should be supported (like espen i think ethics matter in audio gear), but i couldnt justifie spending that kind of money for myself on a gong. tbh that's what i was thinking when i was writing that comment... bvut i do support other teams though... (synclavier digital, t-rex... just to name a couple)

@@baddriddimworkshop Hope you can get a gong someday!

@@fmoll8748 Thanks for listening!

It's actually Mellotron vibes, but set at half speed, which really alters the timbre. Thanks for listening!

Thanks David! And I love that Ives piece!

@@nickelodeonstuff1572 Thanks for listening and sharing that!

@@sennenbesson7985 Thank you!!

@@darkpoem9 Thanks for listening!

Thanks for checking it out and sharing that Steve!

@@KyleWhitlock-Music Thanks so much Kyle! Yeah, the VCS3 never fails to serve up some sound that knocks me out. I don't how it pulls that off because it's not a super elaborate synth. But it does deliver. Thanks again for always listening and sharing. Cheers, my friend!

@@nsbd90now THAT'S my favorite description so far!! Thanks!!

@@RReger Melancholic, on the Moors and... _under grey skies_ forgot that part. lol!

Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!

@@davidryle Exactly!! Looking to experiment more there. Thanks for listening David!

Good morning to you too, my friend! Thanks for sharing that!

@@el2086 Thank you!! The gong I used for that piece is a 32" Heng gong from gongsunlimited.com I have a number of their gongs and singing bowls.

​@@RReger Thank you so much for sharing! The 32" Heng gong sounds amazing and the combination with electronic sounds is perfect.

@@el2086 Thanks again for listening! And, yes, the combination of the gong and electronics does work surprisingly well!

Thanks for listening to it and sharing that! I really appreciate it. I spend a lot of time on mixing and mastering my music, so it's nice to hear that!

@@davidarseneau Thanks so much for checking it out!

@@temporoboto Thank you!!!

@@MOOGTRONMANIC Thanks so much for checking it out and sharing that Mike! I hope the new La Luna release listening party was a success. Sorry I couldn't make it. Cheers!

@@RReger your welcome rick. yes. i usualy sell a few downloads. atleast some people enjoy the music which is good.

I wasn't witholding it. The weekend was crazy busy, and getting it edited and out was a scramble. Definitely wasn't intentional.

Thanks for listening Dante! I agree on the Electrosphere!

Thanks so much Kyle! I always appreciate your comments and willingness to listen to a 10 minute opus. Hope you're having a great summer. Looking forward to your next contribution. Thanks again!

@@RReger ​​⁠You bet. Rough times right now with my truck AC out and temps have been 100-102. Recently a whole folder of music projects mysteriously vanished from my PC hard drive. Fortunately, most of the files were backed up onto another drive.😅 It’s about time for a new PC. The music must go on!

@@KyleWhitlock-Music Yeah, bad time for an AC outage. That sucks about the PC issue. That's always a worst nightmare. But I'm glad to hear you had most of it backed up. That's the last thing I do every day in the studio...back up that days work. Hang in there, better times are coming.

Thanks so much Mike!!

It's made by Azzam Bells in Italy. They distribute their gear in the U.S. through Etsy. So if you search for them on the Etsy site, all their unique instruments should come up. Thanks for listening!

@@RReger thx for getting back to me

Thanks so much for that John! I LOVE the fact that you recognized the Larry Young shirt. Nice! Yeah, the Mothership session is one of my favorites of his. And you are also correct that the bench was my Hammond bench. Your Hammond Challenge is receiving serious consideration! Ha! Thanks again!

Yeah, Mothership! I’m a big fan of “Of Love and Peace”. Carry on!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Yeah, it's a Mk. VI made by Markus Resch. I totally agree on the natural wood finish.

@@RReger and the sound... i never saw this one, is it a vintage or recreation ?

@@smartti1970 You mean, the mellotron? No, it's not vintage. It was built in 2009.

@@RReger oh really ! i don't know about hald of what's being built this century ! :-)

Thanks so much for sharing that. It's an original 2600 from around 1975-1976. The VCS3 is fairly new. It was built in 2017 as part of a run of new VCS3s and Synthis that EMS started producing (in small batches) 10 or so years ago. I think they are still filling orders, but I'm not sure. Thanks again for listening!

@@RReger thanks for your reply... they're such gems !

@@smartti1970 No problem. Yes, I'm really fortunate to have them!!

Thanks. But, no cicadas in this one. If you hear them, they're in your house!!! Hurry....get out now!!!

@@RReger I think they're in the Vcs3 !!! 😆

Thank you for listening and sharing that!

Thank you!

Ha! Thanks so much Dante!!

Thanks my friend. I was hoping you'd hear this one. When I bought the Rhodes, I bought a Stage Vibe rail from Vintage Vibe to get the ping-pong tremelo effect. I love the sound but I do miss the look of the original rail, which I still have. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks so much for listening and passing that along!

Thanks for checking it out and sharing that!

Thanks so much David!! Always appreciate comments from you.

Ha! Thanks!!

Thank you for listening!!