#stvc

[littlegreen]

there’s never been a better show than this. actually

[save-the-villainous-cat]

it’s funny because all of a sudden i’ll get these notifications and in my head i’m like “oh! stvc is active” and it’s just kinda sweet

Tbh I’m always active except for when I’m sleeping…like I constantly — almost obsessively — check if I’ve gotten an ask or if someone left a comment or reblogged my stuff.

Also you have notifications on?? I didn’t know people want to get notified when I post—

But uhhhh yeah my husband is just awesome, I love him so much y’all don’t even understand…

[hrina]

YAY!!!! IM SO HAPPY YOU LIKED IT!! I THINK THATS MY FAVE SERIES!!! IM CONSTANTLY THINKING ABOUT IT (RAIHN SPECIFICALLY)!! I STARTED SLAYING THE VAMPIRE CONQUEROR LAST NIGHT AND ITS PRETTY GOOD! (ITS SET IN THE SAME UNIVERSE AS THE NYAXIA SERIES)

raihn is near and dear to my heart for sure 🫶🏻 i saw that STVC is set in the same universe but tbh the vampire dude on the cover scares me skdksksks and im not really into heavy monsterfucking so i guess my question is this: is he described in the book to look the same way on the cover? because honestly as of rn those horns are the only thing turning me off from reading it skdksjdjsjjdjdhd

[epiclamer]

I always read your name as epic claimer, I guess that fits with the whole flirting thing with stvc..

You could say I like to claim what’s mine.

@save-the-villainous-cat

[thekingofgear]

Thom Yorke’s Setup for The Smile’s Live Broadcasts from London

A shot from the second concert, with Thom singing Open The Floodgates through one of his Audio-Technica Artist Elite microphones.

Vocal Microphone

Audio-Technica Artist Elite AE6100 or AE4100 Thom has four of these set up for the concert: one by his pedalboards, one by his synths, one by the upright piano, and one by the Rhodes piano.

Guitars and Amplifiers

Martin 00-18 acoustic Free In The Knowledge

Epiphone Casino in Sunburst (1962/1963) Speech Bubbles

Epiphone Casino “natural” (1963/1964) The original finish of this guitar was probably sunburst, but it’s so faded that it looks like a natural finish. You Will Never Work In Television Again

Fender Jazzmaster in Olympic White (1964) We Don't Know What Tomorrow Brings

Gibson SG in Cherry-Red (1964) A Hairdryer

Gibson Les Paul Custom in Black (1950s/1960s) It's Different for Girls (Joe Jackson cover)

“upside-down” Vox AC30/6 (1963) Thom’s main guitar amp.

JMI Vox AC30/6 in fawn tolex (1962) Kept behind the other Vox and used as a backup.

Bass Guitars and Amplifiers

Fender Mustang in Olympic White The Smoke Thin Thing

Guild Starfire-II in Cherry-Red (late-1960s) Skirting On The Surface The Same The Opposite

Fender Super Bassman amp head

Fender Bassman 610? cabinet

From the second concert: Thom playing his circa-1963 sunburst Epiphone Casino during Speech Bubbles.

From the second concert: Thom playing his vintage Les Paul during  It's Different For Girls.

A Schaller strap lock can be seen in this shot of the vintage Les Paul.

A closeup of Thom’s JMI Vox AC30/6 with fawn tolex. While it’s been his favorite for many shows (including In Rainbows — From the Basement), at this gig it’s only used as a spare for the “upside-down” AC30/6, hence the lack of input. Settings are only marked for the “normal volume” and “tone cut” controls, indicating that Thom only uses the Normal channel. Photo by a.lonsohuerta.

Keyboards

Yamaha U1 upright piano Panavision

Fender Rhodes Suitcase 73 electric piano (pre-1974) Open The Floodgates Only Eyes And Mouth

Waldorf STVC Waving a White Flag (as string synth) Thin Thing (as vocoder)

Moog Matriarch analog synth We Don't Know What Tomorrow Brings

Teenage Engineering OP1 digital synth Free In The Knowledge

A close-up of Thom playing the Rhodes from Open The Floodgates during the first concert.

From the first concert: Thom playing his Waldorf STVC on a string synth setting during Waving A White Flag. His OP-1 pedalboard can be seen resting on the Fender Super Bassman amp beside him.

Effects Pedals

Thom’s pedals are scattered across two pedalboards, plus a few floating pedals. The pedalboard to right of Thom’s mic stand (from his perspective) are for his guitar and bass. That board is configured as three separate signal paths: one for acoustic guitar, one for electric guitar, and one for bass guitar. The pedalboard to the left of his mic stand are for his vocals. That board is also configured in multiple signal paths, allowing Thom to process his vocals in different ways. The floaters are all volume pedals for Thom’s synths and vocal effects chains.

And as usual, this doesn’t include the extra effects added by the FOH mix engineer. There’s doubtless a little EQ, compression, and noise gate on everything. There’s some more overt effects as well, like the vocal delay during parts of Panavision. And note that the vocal effects are all in send-return loops from the FOH mixer.

Vocal Effects Chain 1

Line 6 DL4 (configured as a looper)

Boss FV-30 volume

Boss RE-20 The Smoke Speech Bubbles

Radial Engineering J48 direct box

The FV-30 controls how much of Thom’s vocals are sent to the RE-20 delay. In this video, Thom initially sings a line without delay, then moved the FV-30 to the “toe” position to add delay to his vocals.

Vocal Effects Chain 2

Ernie Ball VP Jr Thin Thing

Earthquaker Devices Rainbow Machine Thin Thing

Boss RE-20 delay Thin Thing

Radial Engineering J48 direct box

The Ernie Ball VP Jr controls how much of Thom’s vocals are sent to the Rainbow Machine and RE-20. Thom can be seen adjusting the pedal repeatedly in this Thin Thing rehearsal video.

Acoustic Guitar Effects Pedals

Boss TU-2/3 tuner

Electric Guitar Effects Pedals

Boss TU-2/3 tuner

Death By Audio Echo Dream 2 delay You Will Never Work In Television Again A Hairdryer

Tortenmann/Telenorida Kompressor TK-23

Tortenmann/Telendoria Overdrive TA-100 A Hairdryer

Earthquaker Devices Astral Destiny reverb A Hairdryer

Death By Audio Interstellar Overdrive We Don't Know What Tomorrow Brings ? You Will Never Work In Television Again ?

Thom can be seen adjusting the Astral Destiny and the Echo Dream during this A Hairdryer rehearsal video.

Bass Effects Pedals

Boss TU-2/3 tuner

Death By Audio Interstellar Overdrive Thin Thing

Tortenmann/Telenorida Kompressor TK-23

Radial Engineering J48 direct box

The direct box splits Thom’s bass signal, so he can send it to both his Super Bassman amp and to the PA.

Synth Effects Pedals

Boss FV500 volume Controls the volume of Thom’s Moog.

TC Electronics Ditto X4 looper Kept on the OP-1 board, used for Free In The Knowledge.

Earthquaker Devices Space Spiral delay Kept on the OP-1 board, used for Free In The Knowledge.

Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2+ Kept on the OP-1 board, powers the pedals.

Boss FV-30 volume Placed near Thom’s mic stand, controls the volume of his OP-1 board.f

A shot of Thom’s guitar and bass pedals from during the first concert.

From the first concert: Thom playing his Fender Mustang during The Smoke. His two pedalboards can be seen arrayed before him.

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[bububeats]

started working on a waldorf stvc loop pack. lemme know what kind of loops u need right now. maybe even some vocoder stuff? 🥸 (at Berlin, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CWMaejiMqoV/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[littlegreen]

supernatural is so fucking funny dude. cas said “dean i am in gay love with you” and then he DIES and they couldn’t just give dean a WIFE after that so they killed him also

[save-the-villainous-cat]

wait… what’s you and epiclamers ship name?

Uhhhhhh idk, make suggestions!

I’ve seen stvc x epic somewhere I think…

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[owataris]

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[the-social-media-business]

New video Waldorf STVC String Synthesizer and Vocoder Keyboard Demo @SweetwaterSound on @YouTube

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[thekingofgear]

Thom, Tom, and Jonny’s Gear for ‘The Smile‘ Glastonbury Stream

Jonny, Tom, and Thom.

Thom’s Gear

Microphone

Electro-Voice RE20

Guitar

1960s Gibson SG in Cherry finish

Nigel’s 1950s Fender Telecaster in Sunburst finish

Bass Guitar

Fender Mustang in White finish

Keyboards

Rhodes Suitcase Piano Mark I 73

Waldorf STVC string synth and vocoder Waldorf Blofeld digital synthesizer

Moog Matriarch analog synthesizer

Pedals Row 1

Boss Tu2 tuner

MXR Distortion Plus distortion

Telenorida Treble Booser

Death By Audio Echo Dream 2

Telenorida Kompressor

Line 6 DL4 (as a looper)

?

Boss RE20 delay

Ernie Ball volume pedal

Row 2

Boss Tu2 tuner

TC Electronic Ditto X4 looper

Telenordia pedal

Earthquaker Devices Astral Destiny reverb

Boss RE20 delay

EarthQuaker Devices Rainbow Machine

Thom seems to have used the Rainbow Machine for some heavy, sweeping modulation on his guitar during You Will Never Work In Television Again. He seems to have used the Astral Destiny on his vocals during Thin Thing.

Guitar Amplifier

1963 “upside-down” Vox AC30/6

Bass Amplifier

Fender Super Bassman Head

Fender Bass Cabinet

Thom playing Nigel’s 1950s Tele during You Will Never Work In Television Again, a song clearly in the vein of Sonic Youth.

Thom playing the Waldorf Blofeld and singing into an Electro-Voice RE20 during Thin Thing, the last song of their set.

Thom playing the Moog Matriarch during We Don't Know What Tomorrow Brings. To his right, one can see his Fender Bassman and 1963 Vox AC30 amps.

Jonny’s Gear

Guitar

vintage Gibson Les Paul in Natural finish Note: Jonny attached a Dunlop 5005 next to the pickup selector switch to the guitar to store his favorite picks.

Bass Guitar

Fender Precision Bass in Natural finish

Synthesizer

Tom Oberheim SEM-Pro Note: Jonny used his Studiologic MIDI pedals to trigger notes on the Oberheim synth module during Just Eyes And Mouth and We Don’t Know What Tomorrow Brings.

Pedals

Boss TU3 tuner

Electro-Harmonix Small Stone V4 (big box)

Electro-Harmonix Freeze

Boss OD3 overdrive

Akai Headrush E2 looper

Boss RE-20 delay Earthquaker Devices Spatial Delivery filter ?

Electro-Harmonix Nano POG octaver

Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus

Studiologic MP-117 MIDI controller Note: Jonny used this to trigger synth/bass sounds on his Oberheim synth module during Just Eyes And Mouth and We Don’t Know What Tomorrow Brings.

Boss TU3 tuner Note: Jonny kept this second TU3 on top of his bass amp.

Guitar Amplifier

Fender Super Reverb Songs like The Smoke and Opposites featured heavy reverb, most likely from the amp.

Bass Amplifier

Ampeg B15 Portaflex Heritage Series reissue

Jonny with his Gibson Les Paul – seemingly his favorite guitar for non-Radiohead projects.

Jonny turning down the volume of a guitar loop on his Akai Headrush E2 at the end of Skirting On The Surface, the first song of the set. One can see his Tom Oberheim SEM-Pro module next to his Fender Super Reverb amplifier.

Jonny hitting an F on his MIDI controller during We Don't Know What Tomorrow Brings, the seventh song of their set.

Jonny with his Precision bass, trying his best to hide from the camera during Panavision.

Tom Skinner’s Gear

The make of Tom Skinner’s silver sparkle drum kit is currently unknown – maybe a Gretsch like Clive’s? But worth noting he also contributes backing vocals through a Shure Beta87 microphone.

Thom, Jonny, and Tom during Opposites, the fourth song of their set.

Posted May 22, 2021. Last edited Dec 2, 2021.

[alabama-connected]

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