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Big Sounds Looped and Unlooped: Zoom G3 and Digitech RP500 Combined

by Richard Hunter February 9, 2015

I’ve been jamming with my new rig, and as usual I’m recording those jams. The new rig lets me get big tones in two different ways: first, I can combine the amp modelers and the iStomp running SwingShift to get big textures with lots of…

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The Zoom G3 Patch Set Is Here! Now!

by Richard Hunter January 31, 2015

Find out all about it here.

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Check Out the Samples for Our G3 Patch Set!

by Richard Hunter January 31, 2015

Our first set of 35 original sounds for harmonica and the Zoom G3 is now available for purchase at this site! For your listening pleasure, we’ve recorded those sounds as we played them, using a Seydel Session Steel harp in the key of Bb and…

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The Latest Floor Setup

by Richard Hunter January 25, 2015

My rig is always in flux; I’m always trying a new piece here or there. Over time my rig tends to spread, like kudzu, taking up more space on the floor and more time to set up and tear down.

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“Keepers of the Streak” Is Totally Cool, Whether or Not You’re All About Football

by Richard Hunter January 22, 2015

As readers of my blog know, just before the end of 2014, I did a couple of recording sessions for an ESPN documentary called “Keepers of the Streak.” To my surprise, the show, which I watched last night from start to finish, turned out to…

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Keepers of the Streak Part 2

by Richard Hunter January 1, 2015

I reported on this blog not long ago about a session I did for an ESPN movie called “Keepers of the Streak.” I spent Christmas in Idaho, and not long after I arrived there I got a call for a second session for this movie….

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In the Studio: Keepers of the Streak

by Richard Hunter October 25, 2014

I did a session earlier this week with Brian Keane, a composer/producer I’ve worked with on a number of occasions, for a TV movie titled “Keepers of the Streak”, which is about four photographers in their 70s/80s who’ve photographed every Superbowl from the start. (The…

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Gear Review: Three mics to do it all

by Richard Hunter April 26, 2011

Different mics produce very different sounds, as the samples here show, and no mic by itself can do the best possible job on everything that a harmonica player might want to play. But a harmonica player can cover an amazing range of material and performance…

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