Searching for answers to the eternal question “When will I, will I play Framus?” ... enter, friend, and look no further.
According to www.framus-vint..., this guitar was probably made around 1965.
In this video, I’m playing it through my pedal board into a Vintage Sound Amps Vintage 15 (a Fender BF Princeton Reverb clone with a old Weber 12" speaker inside) and a Real Guitars Little Leo (Fender Tweed 5E4A Super Amp clone with 2 x 10" speakers), recorded with a old Sennheiser 421 and a current production e606 mic through a RME Babyface Pro audio interface into Cubase. All non-guitar sounds coming from the Korg Electribe Sampler ES-2 groove box. All tracks were recorded live into Cubase, with only minimal postprocessing (volume levels, slight limiting, some bass cut).
Pedals used on this demo include the Boss ES-5 and a custom made patch box by Dimehead Electronics for switching, a Prostage Remote Wah Wah (mounted under the board, only used as linear boost in this video), a Kingsley Minstrel Overdrive, a Sonuus Volume volume pedal also used for compression and as noise gate in this demo, a Mooer Ninety Orange phaser, a Line 6 M5 (used as Chorus on some parts) and a Strymon Timeline doing delay and “Fake Reverb” (pattern delay).
Contains a partial cover version of “Samba Pa Ti”, © 1970 by Carlos Santana. All other stuff © 2019 by TheGuacamoleXplosion.
7 сен 2024
