theguacamolexplosion
Started my first band in 1985. Registered a mobile recording studio business in 1994. Working in cultural project management since 2001, still playing music on stage and in the studio.
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Preset for the dual harmony solo on “Dogs” by Pink Floyd. Very long ago that…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Emulating sort of a spring reverb sound with the Polymoon engine. Disclaimer: Most of my…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Polyphonic one-octave-down pitch shifting like on an EHX POG. Unfortunately, tracking is much slower on…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Bass Octaver sound to create bass sounds with a guitar. Similar to my “Bass Oct”…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Similar to my “Luminate” reverb patch, but using the digital rather than the tape delay…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
AutoWah with Reverb. Disclaimer: Most of my patches are made from scratch (some started from…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Attempt to recreate my favourite faux-reverb sound on the Strymon Timeline (made there in Pattern…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Pitch sequence for recreating the third bar of Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous Prelude in C…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Pitch sequence for recreating the second bar of Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous Prelude in C…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Pitch sequence for recreating the first, and the fourth, bar of Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Another attempt of getting close to my standard dTape setting on the Strymon Timeline: A…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Trying to get close to my standard dTape setting on the Strymon Timeline: A fairly…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Expression pedal swells with some shimmer-like sound from the Polymoon engine. Disclaimer: Most of my…
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Preset I made for playing the dual-harmony lead guitar on Pink Floyd’s “In The Flesh”….
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theguacamolexplosion 9 months ago
Medium gain overdrive from the LVX “Drive” algo, with added reverb controlled by the expression…