If you'd of been born in the 70s, we'd all be living in a different future. I'm 53 and I used to manipulate tape heads for speed and getting the left/right to play on all the head and stretch the tape. Or Betamax to look like cinema film. I once plugged a Walkman into the mains and for a 1000th of a second I heard God itself just before it caught fire and the copper in the wire I was holding melted. Beautiful times. Love your work my Man.
I had one of those cool toys that came with a long card with tape stuck to the bottom end and the machine would play the first part like "what is 5 + 5" and then it would pause for you to answer and you'd push a button to hear the answer. After some time it started sounding very demonic because the tape on the cards would get easily damaged so I started making my own cards with regular random bits of old tapes but the speed wasn't quite the same. Loads of fun nonetheless
This is a thing of beauty. You not only improved on a simple machine and expanded its capabilities, you also added new capabilities, turning it into an entirely different thing. Simply brilliant.
Received wisdom; measure twice, cut once. LMNC wisdom; scribe a minimum of 16 non-matching arcs, then ignore and drill by eye. The latter results in a work of art with soul. Fantastic project.
Sam, the difference between your brain and the brains of most others is that yours is connected directly to your hands, which are usually holding tools. In fact, the “get ‘er done” attitude in your videos is inspiring me to complete a couple of projects as we speak.
I don't know what that is but the name sounds neat so I agree! Oh, it's hainbach. I'm subbed, love your stuff. Hello from New Orleans. Come on tour here sometime 😊 please and thank you
@@ytsm5 speakers with 1 subwoofer is 5.1 surround; 16 speakers with 2 subwoofers would be 16.2 surround. it just depends on the number of speakers in the setup. I guess without any subs and each head wired to its own speaker this would be 16.0
I had a guitar running through 8 delays and 8 amps once. It was trippy to have them in a circle and hear something move from amp to amp to amp. You’ve gotta try 16 outputs! 😮
Every time I watch an audio related video here, I get 1970's/80's flashbacks. @2:20 Major Space 1999 Dragon's Domain music vibes! And "I did the mod, but it fell off." needs to be a T-Shirt.
I am in awe of your endless enthusiasm and ingenuity. Could watch you tinker for hours. Bonus points for the old school seventies punk safety pin earring. I genuinely hope that you get as much joy out of life as you give us. You+World=better place and all that. Cheers from Minnesota.
This is an absolute beast of a delay - really amazing sound! The saturation and quality of sound is haunting and beautiful and feels both new and old. This could be the star of someone's studio!
OMG - I heard you say "lovely doubly"... I heard that before from you, but love that and had to point it out for your audience! That is soooo you, and I've heard that from NO ONE ELSE ever!
NIIIIIIICE! Im not a big analog synth-head, but I very much appreciate the hackery going on to make this thing. REAL hacking! Not that modern 'plug jumper wire into premade sensor breakout board then into raspberry pi, now burn this to your SD card (because screw any other projects you also had going on)' kind of "hacking". This is what we used to do back in the day kiddies!!! Grab a bunch of junk, and slap it together to get things to be greater than the sum of their parts!
I just love it when someone else builds something I'd been kicking around at the edges of my mind - saves me from having to take the trouble, and maybe inspires me to go and do it anyways, with my own style, of course.
Yes, this is great. I've been trying to come up with a solid idea for an electromechanical audio compressor that would somehow integrate a harddisk read/write arm. Just really love the intersection of audio, electronics, mechanical components. Always wanted to build a plate reverb. Just feel like there's so much rich texture in the physical world that could be captured and remodulated onto sound. Like I'm thinking about that Steve Mould motion amplification video... could you take an extract of a video of some factory and modulate that onto the eq/saturation profile of a vocal track for a uniquely flavored distressor effect. So like instead of using random noise or something, it's like flavored/opinionated noise. Or instead of a static impulse response curve for a modeled guitar amp, the curve itself is subtly modulated over time. Idk.
@16:12 - "Well, with this circuit and a bunch of these janky tape heads, we can modify this to..." My brain was 100% expecting "be way more janky." to finish that off. It's like a super high tech version of row-row-row your boat... everyone singing the same song just offset in Tiiiiiimmmmmme. Sounds bloody amazing though... I get a lot of 90s Industrial vibes from your noodling.
You are and have been my gateway drug into DIY effects / synth building and electronics in general. This video and idea are another massive inspiration. It’s a rowdy journey but I’m totally in love with it. Thanks
The keyboard was bringing me back to elementary school, watching one of those things where the teacher would try to sync a slide show to an audio tape except the tape was like 20 years old at this point. "* warbly dissonant guitar chords * 'Why...are plants green?''"
OMG youtube why haven't I seen this until now? This is pure genius. This is the first I have seen of this. I subbed right away out of pure curiosity. Please keep this up. How many heads and tracks can you get up to? This is the best thing ever. Has this existed before now? I have so many questions.
This is amazing Sam. You're right there were moments where it sounded a little bit like my microcosm, but the analogue saturation on the tape heads makes this an absolutely phenomenal sonic wonder machine. Love it.
A position in the research division of a tech company might conceivably keep you entertained, but I think you've found your calling. Hope to get across the pond and visit your museum someday.
One cool ting that could be done with it is to build a sort of EQ. It turns out that when you are building an EQ in software, it's done by computing the output as the sum of a bunch of delayed and scaled (an possibly inverted) samples from the input. This is basically doing that in analog. To get that to work properly, you would almost certainly need *much* faster tape (the head-to-head delay needs to be close to some multiple of the inverse of the frequency and the delay between the write and the last read needs to be close to the response time you want). it would be interesting to try to build one out of a hard drive platter (using computer parts to do analog stuff would be kinda cool in an ironic way) or some other kind of magnetic media than tape.
David Lynch will buy it obviously. guitar is perfect. and bu the way Sam- you are the most pleasant, smart and really handy man that I ever saw on youtube. thank you mate.
I find you videos to be utterly facinating. I was first introduced to electronic/syntesizer music buy the music teacher when I was in 4th grade. I fell in loved with the sound of syntesizers. When I was around 13 years old, I purchased an album called "The Copperplated Integrated Circuit. I loved listening to it with my headphones on. I currently have a good size collection of synthesizer music, and I am always on the lookout for more. I was fortunate enought to find your RUclips page a couple years ago, and have enjoyed it ever since. Thank you for sharing your work and creations.
Wow! Mon chapeau monsieur! The sounds just after 13:00 are really reminiscent of parts of the soundtrack of Forbidden Planet. Exceptional work and ambition.
Now there's a few things that popped into my mind: make the thing fully controllable via CV, integrate a huge spring reverb tank and add a second input to allow the tape heads to be individually switched to recording from either input 1 or 2.
wow wow wow !!! This has got to be the best thing you have ever made on your channel!! you could market it and sell it, its that good!! the amount things you could use this on is endless!! thank you for creating this amazing machine, i hope we will see it again in future videos!!
This is amazing to me. I watched a video you made of a song that I cannot get out of my head and also learned so much by watching you do what you do and said to myself 'This is like a futuristic punk rock reggae sound system or something ' I've always imagined some kids on a computer making this kind of music and I publicly apologize here for my ignorance and any shit talking. The channel's name suits it 100%😆 and you've gained a 46 year old fan 😆
I have to say, I REALLY love your channel. Not only is it full of stuff I LOVE and know less than I'd like about. But also, you don't do the normal ridiculous youtube thing of trying to sell us on your personality and taking forever to get to the fucking point lol you're just you and whoever likes who you are will like your channel. And that's me. I'm one of the ones that like how you present things. Thanks for being fucking awesome!
This might be my new favorite of yours. Fantastic. This reminds me of an artist that put tape heads on the fingers of gloves then made flat sheets of tape that hung on a wall with the bits of tape all lined up together. You would play the piece by running your fingers across the tape. I wish I could find that artist. If anyone knows? This is prob at least 30 years ago.
This is a hilariously overblown BUT STILL SUPER USEFUL device you've made, Sam! Also: The saturation is fantastic!! By all means, improve the quality for optional purity's sake, but don't lose the ability to have that lovely saturation along the way.
"Wow, mate, what a fantastic journey you've embarked upon with this COPICOPICOPICOPICAT project. It's like you've taken the essence of our tape experiments back in the day to an entirely new level. With six times as many tape heads, you're not just playing music; you're creating a whole new universe of sound. It's like watching an artist paint with soundwaves, blending them together to create something truly out of this world. This is the kind of innovation that pushes us forward, breaking the boundaries of what we thought was possible. Keep on dreaming and creating, for it's in these dreams that we find the music of tomorrow. Absolutely brilliant, mate!"
i love the sound! very warm and large sound. playing with the speed around, sounds really weird, and a incredible effect! cant wait to see what else you do with it!
If you are going to upgrade the copy^16 cat maybe the curve of the heads can follow a catenary curve instead of an arc of a circle. Anyways, most of the video was noise in my ears but it's really good to see you building stuff like this. All the various stuff you have to know and so. Your energy is contagious!
Some kind of Nobel price should exist just for you. Tinkering the way you do has something to do with both technical skills and with highly experimental music. Cheers.
Insane result Sam! The resulting sound is incredibly warm, that's crazy. Seeing you fiddling with the controls during playback makes me think it would be awesome to have a set of footpedals to control the same things for a live performance :3
If you'd of been born in the 70s, we'd all be living in a different future.
I'm 53 and I used to manipulate tape heads for speed and getting the left/right to play on all the head and stretch the tape.
Or Betamax to look like cinema film.
I once plugged a Walkman into the mains and for a 1000th of a second I heard God itself just before it caught fire and the copper in the wire I was holding melted.
Beautiful times.
Love your work my Man.
This stuff was expensive back then and the internet didn’t exist so he couldn’t have gotten the money to do so much
I fucking LOLed
I had one of those cool toys that came with a long card with tape stuck to the bottom end and the machine would play the first part like "what is 5 + 5" and then it would pause for you to answer and you'd push a button to hear the answer. After some time it started sounding very demonic because the tape on the cards would get easily damaged so I started making my own cards with regular random bits of old tapes but the speed wasn't quite the same. Loads of fun nonetheless
This is a thing of beauty. You not only improved on a simple machine and expanded its capabilities, you also added new capabilities, turning it into an entirely different thing. Simply brilliant.
Don't worry about the length of the video, I would gladly listen to a full hour of jamming on that thing
He posted a 43 minute jam on Patreon today. About half the video uses the MS-10 as input, and the other half guitar.
Dude absolutely.
same
SAME!
@@jason3898thanks for enticing us:). Seriously.
This is a truly lovely channel. Creativity factory
Received wisdom; measure twice, cut once.
LMNC wisdom; scribe a minimum of 16 non-matching arcs, then ignore and drill by eye.
The latter results in a work of art with soul.
Fantastic project.
I was hoping you'd try to put vocals through it with a microphone. Imagine the crazy sounds you could make with all that control!
oh wow great idea
I can imagine it now..
Copicopicopicopicopicopi
Yes Please
Sam, the difference between your brain and the brains of most others is that yours is connected directly to your hands, which are usually holding tools. In fact, the “get ‘er done” attitude in your videos is inspiring me to complete a couple of projects as we speak.
Brilliant mate! Next up: make a Tempophone!
I don't know what that is but the name sounds neat so I agree! Oh, it's hainbach. I'm subbed, love your stuff. Hello from New Orleans. Come on tour here sometime 😊 please and thank you
ooh, I've always wanted to hear one, good call! I was sorta hoping for an electrostatic delay line first tho.
Don't know what that is either. I'd like see him make a plate reverb though!
Yes, use those outputs to each speaker, then place chair in the middle of room and let the sound circle around You just like tape goes around.
Oh I love this idea...
Would that be 16.1 or 18.1 surround sound?
@@ytsm5 speakers with 1 subwoofer is 5.1 surround; 16 speakers with 2 subwoofers would be 16.2 surround. it just depends on the number of speakers in the setup. I guess without any subs and each head wired to its own speaker this would be 16.0
I’m getting dizzy thinking about it
While on LSD
a work of art 🔥
That is about the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. You are an absolute creative genius. Hainbach is going to lose his shit when he sees this!
Hainbach has already entered the comments section
@@jaredwblack thanks for the heads up (no pun intended!)
The saturation is amazing - nothing else can sound as good as overdriven tape.
The megadrone is admittedly a close second
Lynch and Tarantino's sounds, right? )
The first few minutes of this is the most concise explanation of how analogue delay works I've ever seen. Perfect.
Your mind, man. I'm so glad you get to share this with us all. 🎉
Sweet hack to roundup the tape heads. Mod Man Sam.
💯
Having 8 speakers around would give an awesome experience for the listener as the sound slightly changes on the pan around
I had a guitar running through 8 delays and 8 amps once. It was trippy to have them in a circle and hear something move from amp to amp to amp. You’ve gotta try 16 outputs! 😮
This monstrosity just sounds amazing and as raw as it looks. Mad respect for coming up with this beauty. Cheers
First time I've been properly jealous rather than just intrigued and entertained! This is just great!
Every time I watch an audio related video here, I get 1970's/80's flashbacks. @2:20 Major Space 1999 Dragon's Domain music vibes!
And "I did the mod, but it fell off." needs to be a T-Shirt.
I am in awe of your endless enthusiasm and ingenuity. Could watch you tinker for hours. Bonus points for the old school seventies punk safety pin earring.
I genuinely hope that you get as much joy out of life as you give us. You+World=better place and all that. Cheers from Minnesota.
This is an absolute beast of a delay - really amazing sound! The saturation and quality of sound is haunting and beautiful and feels both new and old. This could be the star of someone's studio!
Christ that thing sounds incredible.
Real dystopian sci-fi sounding thing. I adore it.
legendary. What a rich crunky dreamy sound.
Hes truly a genius of making crazy amazing noises!
Mate, that's amazing. I love delays and reverbs, and this is one of the best I have seen. Awesome
OMG - I heard you say "lovely doubly"... I heard that before from you, but love that and had to point it out for your audience! That is soooo you, and I've heard that from NO ONE ELSE ever!
That loop you did around 19:19 I could listen to in the background for an hour and get hyperfocused on a project. So much potential for this beauty!
Dude you're an effin GENIUS IMHO
I think this may be the coolest thing I've seen you make. I love it.
NIIIIIIICE! Im not a big analog synth-head, but I very much appreciate the hackery going on to make this thing. REAL hacking! Not that modern 'plug jumper wire into premade sensor breakout board then into raspberry pi, now burn this to your SD card (because screw any other projects you also had going on)' kind of "hacking". This is what we used to do back in the day kiddies!!! Grab a bunch of junk, and slap it together to get things to be greater than the sum of their parts!
15:27 I love that sound. The heavily distorted bass/root note with the melody pushing it's way through towards the end. Very emotional.
I just love it when someone else builds something I'd been kicking around at the edges of my mind - saves me from having to take the trouble, and maybe inspires me to go and do it anyways, with my own style, of course.
Yes, this is great. I've been trying to come up with a solid idea for an electromechanical audio compressor that would somehow integrate a harddisk read/write arm.
Just really love the intersection of audio, electronics, mechanical components. Always wanted to build a plate reverb.
Just feel like there's so much rich texture in the physical world that could be captured and remodulated onto sound. Like I'm thinking about that Steve Mould motion amplification video... could you take an extract of a video of some factory and modulate that onto the eq/saturation profile of a vocal track for a uniquely flavored distressor effect. So like instead of using random noise or something, it's like flavored/opinionated noise. Or instead of a static impulse response curve for a modeled guitar amp, the curve itself is subtly modulated over time. Idk.
Great minds think alike, but also so uniquely (personal flavor)
It's like we're all on the same w̶a̶v̶e̶l̶e̶n̶g̶t̶h̶ tape loop, sorta like we're at different points on it with our own read/write heads : )
19:15 absolutely stunning! I was in a different world. You just made something I never heard before.
Oh, Hainbach is going to love this. Wow and flutter? We love wow and flutter!
Oh wow. This might be the best effect thing you made so far. It sounds amazing.
@16:12 - "Well, with this circuit and a bunch of these janky tape heads, we can modify this to..."
My brain was 100% expecting "be way more janky." to finish that off.
It's like a super high tech version of row-row-row your boat... everyone singing the same song just offset in Tiiiiiimmmmmme. Sounds bloody amazing though... I get a lot of 90s Industrial vibes from your noodling.
The gritty saturation sounds so good!!
this is so sick that saturation effect is nuts
You are and have been my gateway drug into DIY effects / synth building and electronics in general. This video and idea are another massive inspiration. It’s a rowdy journey but I’m totally in love with it. Thanks
The MegaCopyCat is really something. Sam, you constantly outshine yourself.
Its amazing, the wow factor is big in this one, what a great sound it has!
thanks a lot, very well done
That is a signature piece of kit. Amazing. Thanks for these great videos.
You never fail to blow my mind - like 1970s popular-electronics vision of the future, my pop would love it. He let us abuse a reel-to-reel ...
A REEL TO REEL **WHAT??**
Hainbach will never leave now :)
that jam at the end was amazing. an ingenious and entertaining project yet again, sire!
The keyboard was bringing me back to elementary school, watching one of those things where the teacher would try to sync a slide show to an audio tape except the tape was like 20 years old at this point.
"* warbly dissonant guitar chords * 'Why...are plants green?''"
'Why...are plants?
OMG youtube why haven't I seen this until now? This is pure genius. This is the first I have seen of this. I subbed right away out of pure curiosity. Please keep this up. How many heads and tracks can you get up to? This is the best thing ever. Has this existed before now? I have so many questions.
i can't believe i once had convinced myself this man was clickbait. Once again, thanks for letting me live my dreams through you vicariously. ❤
This is amazing Sam. You're right there were moments where it sounded a little bit like my microcosm, but the analogue saturation on the tape heads makes this an absolutely phenomenal sonic wonder machine. Love it.
A position in the research division of a tech company might conceivably keep you entertained, but I think you've found your calling. Hope to get across the pond and visit your museum someday.
In an ideal world focused on human needs, perhaps, but I have little doubt his soul would die if he had to work for any sort of extant corporation.
he is too much out of the box for most companies.
Don't be too sure. Some of the corporate R&D people I have worked with had similar traits. It comes down to what you're interested in.
You know what you’re doing. And great to use plain simple material and tools.
That loud banging noise is just Heinbach trying to break your door down...
Who is Heinbach?
@unduloid Heinbach is another RUclipsr that collaberated with LMNC recently.
@@peterlarkin762
Never heard of Heinbach. Do you perhaps mean _Hainbach?_
@@unduloidHey friend, don't be a douche.
@@citrusface
Spelling matters, especially when it comes to names.
Its just is nice to see and hear this mechanical beauty filling the air with such warmth
.
perfect toy for adding ambient sounds to horror movies
Imagine having each output on its own speaker, with the speakers arranged in a large circle with you in the center.
I like this thing!
16 speaker surround sound with some of these demos would be an earth shattering experience
One cool ting that could be done with it is to build a sort of EQ. It turns out that when you are building an EQ in software, it's done by computing the output as the sum of a bunch of delayed and scaled (an possibly inverted) samples from the input. This is basically doing that in analog.
To get that to work properly, you would almost certainly need *much* faster tape (the head-to-head delay needs to be close to some multiple of the inverse of the frequency and the delay between the write and the last read needs to be close to the response time you want). it would be interesting to try to build one out of a hard drive platter (using computer parts to do analog stuff would be kinda cool in an ironic way) or some other kind of magnetic media than tape.
Would be very cool to have lights on each tape head that is active turn on as it plays.
Gives lots of trance-y vibes. The music at 15:00 sounds like the start of a bangin’ DJ set waiting for the bass to drop. Love it!
LOL it sounds like The Andromeda strain soundtrack😂
I got that too!
If the BBC ever reinstated the Radiophonics Workshop, you would be the man in charge.
I always think of forbidden planet - but don't know if my memory is correct
The saturation and the panning! What a wonderful, huge sound!
David Lynch will buy it obviously. guitar is perfect. and bu the way Sam- you are the most pleasant, smart and really handy man that I ever saw on youtube. thank you mate.
I think this is something I'm going to have to try to make one of myself. This is the coolest delay ever made.
Very cool project :)
19:10 strong Carbon Based Lifeforms vibe there.
I find you videos to be utterly facinating.
I was first introduced to electronic/syntesizer music buy the music teacher when I was in 4th grade.
I fell in loved with the sound of syntesizers.
When I was around 13 years old, I purchased an album called "The Copperplated Integrated Circuit.
I loved listening to it with my headphones on.
I currently have a good size collection of synthesizer music, and I am always on the lookout for more.
I was fortunate enought to find your RUclips page a couple years ago, and have enjoyed it ever since.
Thank you for sharing your work and creations.
This is the best thing that I have seen on the Internet in several years , this makes all other delay pedals look somewhat dim!
Wow! Mon chapeau monsieur! The sounds just after 13:00 are really reminiscent of parts of the soundtrack of Forbidden Planet. Exceptional work and ambition.
Absolutely terrific! I'm amazed at the magical dirty analogue sounds that this gadget produces. A masterful bit of engineering - I love it!
Amazing sound! Love this project.
Now there's a few things that popped into my mind: make the thing fully controllable via CV, integrate a huge spring reverb tank and add a second input to allow the tape heads to be individually switched to recording from either input 1 or 2.
Love this!! The part with the synthesizer hooked up sounded like a darker version of parts of Barbarella, and the lighting heightened that.
wow wow wow !!! This has got to be the best thing you have ever made on your channel!! you could market it and sell it, its that good!! the amount things you could use this on is endless!! thank you for creating this amazing machine, i hope we will see it again in future videos!!
Oh man that sounds amazing. Kind of dirty and raw, but that is what I love in electronic music. Keep the CopyCat going, that is so amazing!
Sam you’re a mad man! And I love what you came up with. 👍
Never imagined myself watching a video this long about something that I could never do or use. But this was amazing.
This is why I love this channel. So creative. So inventive. Great episode.
Wow thats Awesome mate! Love your no filler approach too.
This is amazing to me. I watched a video you made of a song that I cannot get out of my head and also learned so much by watching you do what you do and said to myself 'This is like a futuristic punk rock reggae sound system or something ' I've always imagined some kids on a computer making this kind of music and I publicly apologize here for my ignorance and any shit talking.
The channel's name suits it 100%😆 and you've gained a 46 year old fan 😆
This would have to be my fav invention of yours Sam. Absolutely brilliant and so many useful applications musically. LOVE IT
Amazing!!! This is the most beautiful sounding thing I've ever had the pleasure of seeing you build. Wow!
Wow! Stunning sounds!
There are so many musical things i could use this thing for....
One of your best creations yet!
@thecrafsman would LOVE this! This sounds like everything good and wonderful from my youth rolled up into a audio hug. Well done. Well done
This was a lovely build Sam! Love your work mate!
Killer project! one more for the bucket list. Been wanting to do this since 1979! Thanks for sharing mate.
As is, that thing sounds amazing. There was something about the muddiness of the sound that absolutely spoke to me. So cool, man.
I have to say, I REALLY love your channel. Not only is it full of stuff I LOVE and know less than I'd like about. But also, you don't do the normal ridiculous youtube thing of trying to sell us on your personality and taking forever to get to the fucking point lol you're just you and whoever likes who you are will like your channel. And that's me. I'm one of the ones that like how you present things. Thanks for being fucking awesome!
...I'm blown the/f away right now. This sounds unreal good. Genius mate. Immediate subbery.
This might be my new favorite of yours. Fantastic. This reminds me of an artist that put tape heads on the fingers of gloves then made flat sheets of tape that hung on a wall with the bits of tape all lined up together. You would play the piece by running your fingers across the tape. I wish I could find that artist. If anyone knows? This is prob at least 30 years ago.
You are the spiritual successor to the Barrons with this one. Creative and impressive, as always.
This is a hilariously overblown BUT STILL SUPER USEFUL device you've made, Sam! Also: The saturation is fantastic!! By all means, improve the quality for optional purity's sake, but don't lose the ability to have that lovely saturation along the way.
"Wow, mate, what a fantastic journey you've embarked upon with this COPICOPICOPICOPICAT project. It's like you've taken the essence of our tape experiments back in the day to an entirely new level. With six times as many tape heads, you're not just playing music; you're creating a whole new universe of sound. It's like watching an artist paint with soundwaves, blending them together to create something truly out of this world. This is the kind of innovation that pushes us forward, breaking the boundaries of what we thought was possible. Keep on dreaming and creating, for it's in these dreams that we find the music of tomorrow. Absolutely brilliant, mate!"
i love the sound! very warm and large sound. playing with the speed around, sounds really weird, and a incredible effect! cant wait to see what else you do with it!
If you are going to upgrade the copy^16 cat maybe the curve of the heads can follow a catenary curve instead of an arc of a circle.
Anyways, most of the video was noise in my ears but it's really good to see you building stuff like this. All the various stuff you have to know and so. Your energy is contagious!
Dude. This is stupendous. I've never gotten over your absolute ingenuity and creativity. National treasure
Thanks!
I am -astounded- that I never knew of these tape loop things, every one of your vids, I learn some something new :)
What an awesome episode snd even more amazing Watkins Copycat ! But most amazing and lovely is Sams use if this and the sounds ylu create ❤
Some kind of Nobel price should exist just for you. Tinkering the way you do has something to do with both technical skills and with highly experimental music. Cheers.
Absolutely love it, I was happy just chilling out listening to your jam. Felt like some retro sci-fi TV series, acid trip movie. Very groovy.
you never fail to deliver my man..........
Insane result Sam! The resulting sound is incredibly warm, that's crazy. Seeing you fiddling with the controls during playback makes me think it would be awesome to have a set of footpedals to control the same things for a live performance :3
This is one of the most satisfying sounding devices you have made! Absolutely Love It! ❤
That's the sort of experimentation that led to so many cool soundscapes over the years.