https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0IExQclhTE" target="_blank
the sousa's mic'd through Ableton Live, which has an effect and an auto-filter, the LFO rate of which is controlled by the PS3 controller. I just got the sousa, a Conn 40K, from MrBasseyPants (thanks man!) the fourth valve is so great. for now, I'm hoping to get a bunch more licks down, bring in a drummer on an electric kit, and have a jazz trombonist play throughout, with equally neat effects. We'll see where it goes...
the dubstep sousaphone project is underway
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Re: the dubstep sousaphone project is underway
It's a 24" bell....if it isn't an original 40K bell it's been with it a while....it is aged identically to the 40K body.goodgigs wrote:Hi there, jbaylies,
I've got no comment on your experiment, but your sousa looks like hybread.
I think thats a 22" 32K bell on a 40K body.......COOL !
AND if I'm wrong, you still got a 40K......also COOL !
jc
MrBasseyPants - jc
My three Kings: 2007 King 2341 | 1935 King Giant 1271 | 1925 King 1265 Jumbo (now with four valves)
...and a 1920s Columbia Tenor Sousaphone
WARNING: This tuba player has been known to get his groove on via bass guitar as well!
My three Kings: 2007 King 2341 | 1935 King Giant 1271 | 1925 King 1265 Jumbo (now with four valves)
...and a 1920s Columbia Tenor Sousaphone
WARNING: This tuba player has been known to get his groove on via bass guitar as well!