This week on Pedals with the Pros, we got the chance to talk about effects with blues guitarist Josh Smith. As early as age 14, Josh was playing with greats like Jimmy…

This week, Tim Kampen, a cellist and founder of the group Reignite, takes over our blog. Reignite is a percussive string quartet that illustrates an original cinematic storyline where the music inspires the…

This week, electronic musician Emika talked with us about her live rig and studio sound. As a former employee of Native Instruments and a stalwart of the old-school dubstep scene, Emika is…

The question, “Am I allowed to do that?” is music to my ears is when I go into a school music program and invite (or defy!) the students to try something they’re…

Is Trade Show Fatigue Setting In? I know, me too. Tough darts to us both. And yet, if this blog is to maintain a semblance of temporal coherence in the face of…

https://youtu.be/6HyqngLo0wM Hayes Greenfield – producer, composer, saxophonist, filmmaker, bandleader, and educator – has been active on the New York City jazz scene since the late ‘70s. As sideman, he has built enduring…

This week on our Pedals with the Pros feature, Larry Mitchell cut some time out of his busy schedule to chat with us. He had tons to say about the H9, so…

Phased Out In 1971, the Instant Phaser’s introduction rocked plenty of boats. With classic features like oscillator-controlled phasing and manual phasing, as well as innovations like the Envelope Follower and remote (CV)…

In this new blog series, composer and electro-acoustic violist, Martha Mooke, will be exploring multifaceted ways of using the H9. Keep an eye out for videos on violins, violas, cellos, saxophones, electronic…