We thought so too!!! The playing and gear- It would be epic if we could have Rachel demo all of our stuff!!

Agreed!

I got that too. She's sure got that Stevie grin goin' on! Oh yeah!

We thought the same, I guess some folks just can't hear the talent or the tone!

Not just a normal foot pedal Wah-Wah. This is actually the sound of a Mutron, an autofilter. It sweeps the wha sound, depending on how loud the incoming signal is. So it has a characteristic quacking sound, with each note. Jerry Garcia, of the Grateful Dead, was famous for his autofilter guitar leads. I never thought of this before either, and now am going to give it a try 🙂 🎶🌎☮

Dude, don't ya know that it's 2023, compression has long overtaken dynamics!!!!

That is on you... get out more.

Absolutely right. It is so fluid and spot on funk. She is a wonder.

Never lets it go for a second

Why would anyone be jealous

My ARP 2500 has those reverse colors, too.

pretty sure it's higher ground by stevie, I vividly remember the "people keep on trying" round the minute mark

you would die laughing if we told you who that was!!! :)

@@RetrolinearAudioStevie?

The Mutron III is an envelope follower/auto wah, also the gold standard in the flavor of effect too- really hard to beat it.. Mu3 is a Completely optical circuit thats very expressive- killer sounding units. Made by Musitronics back in the 1970's, they primarily made phasers, envelope followers, wahs, had an octave pedal too

@@RetrolinearAudio I see. Thanks.

@@PaulTheSkeptic No problemo ;)

Mutron? Do you see the silver and blue box about 18 inches from Rachel's left hand? (I'm talking about the box that sits on top of the walnut organ. It also has 3 black control knobs on it.) Well, that's a Mutron III. It is a sound effects processor made from 1972-1981 that was mainly used to create funky bass sounds. In addition to keyboards, you can also use it on bass guitars and electric guitars. It was first made by Musitronics (hence it's name Mu-tron) and later by ARP instruments. Production stopped around 1981 when ARP when bankrupt. The original inventer, Mike Beigel, is now making a new version of the Mutron III and it sounds excellent.

@@edcollins9377 I see. It's kind of like an envelope filter effect? Definitely sounds cool on a clavinet.

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@@RachelFlowersMusic That's amazing. Stevie is supposed to be undergoing a kidney transplant this month. Let's hope his health perseveres. Congratulations on getting to meet another legend.

Рэйчел - гений. Посмотрите ее документальный фильм.

Mutron III envelope filter, pre-arp version.

Hohner Clavinet I

She's playing a Clavinet. I think that's a cheap organ on the other side of her. Nice Minimoog to her left.