Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I love the Z chord patch on the organelle by so much. It lets you trigger various types of chords and inversions all by hitting a single root notes. I tried running some minor seventh chords from it into a patch on the specular tempus reverb pedal that shifts the reflected (wet reverb sound) up five notes. The result came out as these rich ambient harmonies - all from playing simple things with single fingers. ⠀
Everything is looped into the blooper pedal from chase bliss audio & knobs. To be honest, I didn’t push the blooper pedal much on this one. It can do way way more, but I wanted to keep the sound minimal. ⠀
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Happy Jamuary.⠀
to learn more about Lullatone, visit: lullatone.com
You can hear our real songs on Spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/3h100hRlLZ7QDz8GRt5QsD
or download them through Bandcamp: lullatone.bandcamp.com
I love the Z chord patch on the organelle by so much. It lets you trigger various types of chords and inversions all by hitting a single root notes. I tried running some minor seventh chords from it into a patch on the specular tempus reverb pedal that shifts the reflected (wet reverb sound) up five notes. The result came out as these rich ambient harmonies - all from playing simple things with single fingers. ⠀
Everything is looped into the blooper pedal from chase bliss audio & knobs. To be honest, I didn’t push the blooper pedal much on this one. It can do way way more, but I wanted to keep the sound minimal. ⠀
⠀
⠀
⠀
Happy Jamuary.⠀
to learn more about Lullatone, visit: lullatone.com
You can hear our real songs on Spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/3h100hRlLZ7QDz8GRt5QsD
or download them through Bandcamp: lullatone.bandcamp.com










