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The Trance-Cocophone |
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This instrument can produce a lot of different sounds. The most obvious way to use it is to create berimbau-like rhythmic patterns. Once you plug it into an effects-chain, you can achieve all sorts of wierdness. I use it mainly to animate soundscapes & such. It was build around 2002. I
used it for the first time on the "Always On
Something..."-record (AudioC0ke). |
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TCP_1 > Berimbau-like rythm through a uni-vbe & sweep-echo (more info) TCP_2 > This is an example of the various sounds the trance-cocophone can produce. It's a set-up with two amps and a lot of reverb & delay (more info)
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As you can see, this is a
regular BOSS Flanger-pedal.
Check out the video of this evil toy on the video demo's page If you would like to mod your BF-2, contact Li Yulong. |
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BF-2_1 > This is some sorth of 50's horror-soundtrack-theremin-application of the BF-2 (more info) BF-2_2 > BF-2-mod through a ring modulator (more info) BF-2_3 > Here I play guitar using the BF-2 to create a sweeping carrier frequency for a ring modulator (more info) |
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