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EHX Tube EQ Self Oscillation - let's make some noise! Analogger 7,912 views I was really inspired the other day after watching some videos on the Electro-Harmonix "Effectology" channel. When I saw that the Tube EQ would self-oscillate I headed to ...
Doepfer Drums Analog Modular Analogger 20,472 views Doepfer / Livewire modules http://www.myspace.com/mrdithersnoisebox I just stuck a bunch of patch cables together to see what would happen. The bass drum sound came ...
Blender vs Access Virus Analogger 12,205 views I found this ancient blender in my mother-in-law's garage. She never throws anything away - only because the Salvation Army refuses to take it. I decided to use it for an...
Glitch Raga Analogger 2,018 views The glitch is my bitch. http://www.myspace.com/mrdithersnoisebox The brief shot of the girls is Angie and Shani in my studio during the recording of "Sympathy for...
Hideous Demo of an Analog Delay by Mr. Dithers Analogger 4,963 views I really like a lot of the pedal demonstrations from Proguitarshop.com, but I was wondering, what would happen if somebody totally insane, like me, were to do a demo? Is i...
Mr. Dithers' RingMod Delay Analogger 6,997 views This is my Strat thru the Moogerfooger Analog Delay. After a few seconds I switched on the external loop which had the Ring Modulator going thru it. Each subsequent delay...
Mr. Dithers' Noise Box Analogger 3,695 views This is a noise improv I did featuring the EHX Tube Zipper & 16 Second Delay, Red Witch Fuzz God, Antenna 2 Copilot, and Pigtronix Phaser. I ran the signal into a Fender D...
SWR Mini Mo Bass Pre Amp vs. Drum Machine Analogger 15,792 views I recorded an 80 measure drum pattern using the drums from a Roland SH-32. Mono out into the SWR Mini Mo. The SWR has killer analog distortion and a fat analog bass synth...
EHX Flanger Hoax Feedback Loop Analogger 17,319 views Greetings! Please check out my new Myspace site when you get a chance. The project goes by the name "Mr. Dithers." thanks. http://www.myspace.com/mrdithersnoisebox ...
StratoJam in E minor w/ ModFactor, Echolution Analogger 3,273 views This began when I strummed an e minor chord and looped it with my Pigtronix Echolution. I started playing some chords on top of it with my old Yamaha 12 string and it just...

About Analogger

I think You Tube is a constructive way to kill time. Before I got involved my only impression was what I would see on TV when a cable show would feature "viral videos." Once I started searching I discoverd the geeks like me who are obsessive-compulsive about certain instruments and sounds. It was a eureka moment - other people with the same chemical imbalance as I have! We are not alone!

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Jan 31, 2010

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I have been interested in noise, rhythm, and randomness since I was a kid. I remember sitting in the back seat of our car as we waited for the light to change so my father could make a left turn. Everything was quiet except for the quarter-note click of the turn signal. A woman was crossing the street right in front of us and I noticed her steps were perfectly synchronized with the "click." It was the coolest thing. I realized there was no way she could hear the turn signal...but it was as though some force was syncing them together. Every step was exactly matched to the turn signal metronome. The pedestrian thought she was just walking as she normally would. She had no idea that somehow she was connected to some sort of "cosmic rhythm machine."

Years later I applied the same idea to what I believed to be random noise and sound events. Maybe it just seems to be random because we are unable to hear the "master clock." However, I think if we open our minds we can actually "feel" that master clock. Everyone hears and feels it to some degree...many just don't know how to interpret it. That's where musicians come in. We try to recreate what we are hearing. If someone likes what you have produced they will respond with "Now that's good music!" What they are really telling you is that subconsciously they are hearing the same thing as you. You have produced something that is familiar in some way and have just articulated it for them...you have validated certain feelings and emotions and that makes them feel more connected to their Universe. Even if a listener hears a musical "truth" but doesn't recognize it the natural response is to say "that sucks!" The listener believes he is making a conscious judgment. Its really that his clock is not in sync with that particular combination of vibrations at that moment in time. But that can change. Have you ever pulled out an old album or CD that was once a favorite and listen to it and go: "What the hell was I thinking? This is lame!" Its just that you are no longer in sync with that particular combination of vibrations. The same thing can happen in reverse. Something you used to dislike will now produce a "Oh! now I get it!" Perhaps we're linked to a Universal Low Frequency Oscillator that shifts us in and out of certain interpretations. What scares me is I actually believe this bullshit I'm writing. But truthfully, that's how I feel. At least today anyway.

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