Hainbach must be such a busy man!

Just today I received a post on his patreon that he uploaded to Medium where he eloquently described the history and character of the electronic music company Vermona that started in the GDR and now lives on. It was a review of sorts of the DRM drum machine from 1987 but he surrounded that feature with some wonderful insights into the company's history whilst painting a picture of former East Germany.

He put all this together after having made a highly compelling video on the same subject for his now legendary youtube channel where so many of us find ourselves happily gazing in on his wild sonic adventures.

I've learnt so much from him over the years and feel a undeniable connection with him.

I certainly share his passion for beguiling tone and that marveling at human inventiveness and endeavor.

A tremendous story teller and tireless adventurer, we could have discussed any number of things. There was absolutely no plan to this chat and you're going to hear what is essentially our first phone call. Yes there's Ample deep dives a tangents a go go.

It was a great pleasure to speak with this fountain of knowledge.

It gives me great pleasure to welcome on to the show

Hainbach

Nitty 109 is all about Tape Delay. I put the new Echofix EFX3 through its paces in some odd ways! This nitty is also a rare VIDEO nitty. Link to that here

I have an affiliate link to the Echofix machine I used here

or for the rack version here

buying a unit from that link helps the channel :) thanks!

Music for the show comes from

https://atlanticrhythms.bandcamp.com/album/eraserhood