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    Recording for the next Richard Hunter record begins in July!

    by Richard Hunter January 24, 2016

    It’s been over a decade since my most recent CD was released. In the meantime, I’ve been busy with lots of stuff; I wrote three books, I saved my wife’s life a couple of times, and I created a revolutionary new way for harmonica players…

    Blog, Discography, CDs, Projects, Info, Notes, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Artists & Recordings 1

    We’ve shipped the first update to our Zoom G3 patchset!

    by Richard Hunter January 1, 2016

    Our first update to our patch set for Zoom G3 was released to our licensees today. For this update we’ve reconfigured a number of our basic bread-and-butter patches to be louder, clearer, and better able to reject feedback. We’ve also included an alternative layout for…

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    A Little (Harmonica) Organ Music for Christmas

    by Richard Hunter December 18, 2015

    As I have for a while now, I’m exploring the sounds I can make with a harmonica and two amp modelers running in parallel. I recorded this piece with a Digitech RP500 running a patch that combines a Champ amp model with a rotary speaker,…

    Audio/Video, Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Artists & Recordings, Recommended Gear, Recorded Performances 1

    RP Tip #26: Set the AMP/MIXER Button

    by Richard Hunter November 19, 2015

    Digitech RPs have a button on the back panel labeled “Amp/Mixer.” We get a lot of questions about that button, all of which boil down to “which way should I set that button?” To answer that question we need to start with “what exactly does…

    Blog, Digitech RP Tricks and Tips, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 9

    We’re ending development of new patches for recently discontinued Digitech RPs

    by Richard Hunter October 18, 2015

    We’ve been making patchsets for the Digitech RPs since the early 2000s, when we started with the RP200. We’ve designed some great sounds for these devices, and we’ll continue to do so. However, when a manufacturer stops making a device, there’s no point in continuing…

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    RP500 Patch Update #1 is Here!

    by Richard Hunter October 16, 2015

    Our first update to the Huntersounds patch set for Digitech RP500 was shipped to all our RP500 licensees today (16 October 2015). This update contains 23 patches, all designed to make full use of the RP500’s array of footswitches to enable a player to easily…

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear 2

    New Huntersounds RP500 patches coming in 2 weeks!

    by Richard Hunter October 3, 2015

    I’ve been steadily developing a new set of patches for the Digitech RP500, whose stompbox-inspired footswitch setup begs for patches that include every category of effect Digitech puts in the box.

    Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Gear, Recorded Performances 5

    Check out the Video from the 2015 Battle of the Bands Playoffs!

    by Richard Hunter September 21, 2015

    Video from the 2015 Inc. Magazine battle of the corporate bands is available now for streaming and/or downloading from The Playoff 2015.

    Audio/Video, Blog, Hunter's Effects, Recommended Artists & Recordings, Recommended Gear, Recorded Performances 1

    The 2015 Battle of the Bands is Over, and It Was a Blast

    by Richard Hunter September 15, 2015
    On stage with Gartner in the Cloud, Sep 12 2015 I played the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And it was great. No, my band, Gartner in the Cloud, didn't win the Playoffs for the Inc. Magazine Battle of the Corporate Bands in 2015....
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    Scott Albert Johnson’s “Going Somewhere” is a Brand New Rock n’ Roll Trip

    by Richard Hunter September 7, 2015

    Scott Albert Johnson’s new record “Going Somewhere” literally starts with a bang–a big drum groove–that is soon capped with feverish amped harmonica whose lines pay homage to the blues tradition without ever directly invoking it. Throughout this record, on every track of which Johnson sings…

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