Love it or hate, the Rhodes is here to stay. Eventually we will have the Rhodes Mark 7, maybe even this year? Perhaps, in the distant future, after the patents expire, the Rhodes mechanics will become part of the public … Continue reading
Here’s another example of Rhodes recorded during our set at Nublu. It’s interesting for me to hear these clips unprocessed and without the other instrumentation, not to mention the excessive crowd noise in the room. During the performance, when I … Continue reading
One of the nice things about playing at Nublu is the fact that they have a Rhodes in their backline. I don’t know very many clubs that do, and most of the time, if they do they are in disrepair. … Continue reading
I stumbled across this backwards dissonant Rhodes chord while going through the recorded sounds in an Ableton Live project from about two and a half years ago. Backwards Dissonant Rhodes Chord https://audiocookbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/backwards-dissonant-rhodes-chord.mp3
This loop of Rhodes electric piano is the basis for the track Panopticon on One Day to Save All Life (Unearthed Music, 2008). I played the Rhodes through my Memory Man delay to get a sort of watery quality then … Continue reading