Chris Chaney : Everywhere at Once
Jon D’Auria
The studio legend and Jane’s Addiction rocker reveals his session secrets and takes us inside his life as one of the busiest and most trusted figures in bass.
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The studio legend and Jane’s Addiction rocker reveals his session secrets and takes us inside his life as one of the busiest and most trusted figures in bass.
Read MoreCleveland guitarist Marcus Alan Ward stops by the Akron Recording Company to offer up a three-song set of guitar-led rockin’ soul, funk, with a touch of jazz.
Read MoreCash & Skye are a little bit classic country and a little bit old-school rock and roll. Actually, the band led by Starcrawler guitarist Henri Cash and singer Sophia Skye provides a healthy heaping of both of those vintage genres.
Read MoreFuzzed-out guitars and basses have certainly been an integral part of the last 50 plus years of rock n’ roll, metal, and many other music genres. Today we offer this easy sonic comparison of the family of EQD fuzzes that will help you get an idea of which pedal (or pedals) may be perfect for your board.
Read MoreA tutorial on the variety of kill switches and the different ways they can be wired in your guitar or bass.
Read MoreGuitarist Molly Miller teams up with Joshua Ray Gooch for a funky guitar showcase.
Read MoreDanielle DePalma, production manager of the Bowery Ballroom offers a tutorial on what traveling musicians can expect as the touring industry begins its slow return to (hopefully) post-Covid activity.
Read MoreAbsorb this three song set by one of Akron’s most consistently rockin’ live bands and a pedalboard packed with EQD.
Read MoreHere is another scintillating musical round up featuring many of the talented artists who use EarthQuaker Devices to help them create the records that tickle your eardrums in all the best ways.
Read MoreProducer barb morrison continues her tutorial series offering another top five questions music artists should ask themselves when choosing a producer for their next recording project. Morrison, also a veteran musician and EarthQuaker Devices artist/producer has worked with an array of musicians as a producer and remixer including Blondie, Rufus Wainwright, Pink and Rihanna.
Read MoreYou know Matt’s work from many of your favorite EQD pedals and merch items. Oh, he also has a gig drawing for major and indie comic book publications including Marvel’s Deadpool, Punisher and Iron Age, as well as the Dark Horse Comics Norse Mythology series.
Read MoreThis time out Massy shows us several totally tubular shotgun microphones spanning nearly a century of recording.
Read MoreSinger-songwriter-guitarist uses her love of gear to expand her musical palette.
Read MoreIt’s time for another roundup of cool music created by our cool artists featuring our pretty darn cool pedals!
Read MoreAh Mer Ah Su takes us on a short, peppy and synth-poppy trip to groovetown with a live and outside take on her latest single.
Read MoreThe Disaster Transport SR was originally introduced in 2013 following its smaller relatives the original Disaster Transport and the Disaster Transport JR which all hold a special place in the history of EarthQuaker Devices.
Read MoreToday I’d like to tackle the basics of a vital ingredient in your tone: the passive guitar pickup.
Read MoreMarvel as Sylvia Massy pops open a vintage 1970s era Cooper Time Cube, an analog delay/doubler box to shows us its guts. Then Sylvia shows us how to make a DIY doubler/delay box for our own sonic laboratories.
Read MoreSoulful Detroit-based harpist Ahya Simone stops by the EarthQuaker Devices studio to take us on an ethereal musical journey.
Read MoreMay is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and to honor that, EarthQuaker Devices artist, blogger and scholar Julian Saporiti is writing a four-part series called Ghost Echoes that revolves around the rich and deep subject of ethnomusicology.
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