Creating atmosphere with just a guitar (and a few pedals)
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- @gaterbusket on instagram
Showing some of the little things I like to do when I want to make some ambient music with my guitar using relatively basic effects.
It is good to be back. I recently moved to a new city and I am finally settled to my usual rhythms.
Pedals Used:
Ditto X4 Looper Pedal
Fairfield Circuitry Shallow Water
Death by Audio Fuzz War
Boss Tremolo
Earthquaker Devices Ghost Echo V1
Amp: 1975 Fender Twin Reverb
Guitar: unknown modded Stratocaster made from vintage Fender parts and a custom neck I found second hand
Mic: AKG 214
Audio Interface: Focusrite Scarlet 2i2
Thanks for stopping by
Good to see you're back!
Cool video! Ive recently been getting into ambient music and i do find it really interesting how it can be created in so many different ways.
Yes! Really enjoyed this one. Perfect chillax.
Dude I need the soundtrack to the skate vid. Pls give me it now pls
Gaterbusket on bandcamp :) couple things from Spots on there for free
I don't see a mic on the amp, how was this recorded? I am ready to start getting sounds into the computer and have no idea where to start...
There's a mic to the left of the pedalboard. A LDC of some sorts. Maybe a 414...
@@jeremywinnett6352 Good eye. Im using an AKG 214. I'd love to have the 414 some day :)
I would recommend picking up a Sure SM57 dynamic mic, and a Scarlet audio interface. I used an SM57 for the longest time and just recently got a condenser mic because they are better for recording my acoustic guitar. The Scarlet audio interface will connect to your computer through a USB port, and you can plug your microphone into the audio interface, allowing you to convert the audio signal to digital and into your DAW. I've been using the same audio interface for years now and I think I payed around $100 dollars for it. Hasn't done me wrong since. Hope that helps.