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    “Cruisin’ (Sunset Sam)” LIVE

    by Richard Hunter June 23, 2022
    My arrangement of Michael Nesmith's classic "Cruisin'". Live vocals and harmonica. Tech stuff: Seydel Lightning C harp in 2nd position (G); Bulletini mic; Line 6 HX stomp running a Fender Princeton amp model with a low octave and bubble vibrato. Pretty big sound. Dig. If...
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    Electric Harp Looping and Improvising, May 2021

    by Richard Hunter May 15, 2021

    In the last few weeks I’ve done a bunch of looping, working on stuff with beatbox, synth bass, and two harp parts. More than two starts to lose its tough. Amyway, I like where this iss going. See if you do too. “G Minor Ostinato…

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    Improvised Harmonica Solos, May 2021

    by Richard Hunter May 15, 2021

    I improvised solo pieces for close to half an hour with a Kongsheng Bluebird harmonica a week or so ago. I liked it when I heard the recording, so here’s the entire session, start to finish. The pieces ae all improvised. Enjoy.

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    Stay tuned for the comb tests!

    by Richard Hunter May 4, 2020

    I posted to Facebook a couple of weeks ago about my experiences with different comb materials on my diatonics. Not long after, and based in part on my experience with metal and aluminum combed harps, I ordered a few brass and acrylic combs from Tom…

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    The Line 6 Spider V Patchset Is Almost Ready For Release

    by Richard Hunter May 1, 2020

    In the last few weeks we’ve put some of the finishing touches on our patchset for the Line 6 Spider V series amps. I designed this patchset using a Bulletini mic for input, so it’s a very blues-friendly set. I’ve used a variety of amp…

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    For Some Reason, RP1000s and 360s are Growing on Trees

    by Richard Hunter February 16, 2020

    I did a search on “Digitech RP” in the Used section of guitarcenter.com. What I saw was a lot of Digitech RP1000s going for about $189 to $240, and a lot of RP360XPs going for $114 and up. Those are great prices for very capable…

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    Richard Hunter with George Lesiw: All Your Love

    by Richard Hunter January 12, 2020
    I recorded this video with guitarist/vocalist George Lesiw and his band (Fred DiLeone, Fender Rhodes; Mike Nunno, Bass; Tommy Nagy, Drums; and Collin Knapp, Audio/Video) on the morning of December 19 in George's home studio in Ansonia, CT. I played a Lee Oskar G natural...
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    What’s “Blue Future” All About?

    by Richard Hunter November 13, 2019

    Lots of harmonica players use effects nowadays. My intent on this record was not just to make new sounds with harmonicas, but to put the harmonica into a range of new roles in the band (as well as a couple of more traditional ones, like…

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    Mastering Is Done For Blue Future!

    by Richard Hunter September 21, 2019

    Mastering is complete for the first five of ten planned songs for my 21st century blues record “Blue Future”. The pieces sound great, and as soon as we have the art work ready we will send copies to all of our Indiegogo supporters, followed by…

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    One of the things that make my sounds different

    by Richard Hunter March 6, 2019

    It occurred to me today that working with multiFX devices like the Fender Mustang 3 and the Digitech RP500 has allowed me to approach sound design in a very different way. Call it an FX-centric approach rather than an amp-centric approach. We’re all familiar with…

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