New microphone cable from Reference Cables RMC-0-ZERO belonging to the 30 Anniversary series.
An evolution from its predecessor RMC 01 bringing a wide spectrum response giving full bodied sounds coupled with a special flavour on high mid frequencies as well as open and gentle very high frequencies!
It also features a triple shielding approach improving reliability and S/N ratio.
Here it’s a short demo featuring acoustic guitar recorded with a condenser microphone (Grove Tubes GT 55) and RMC-0-Zero cable.
The Swan is the first “official” episode of Steve Angarthal journey in classical music repertoire.
It features a very inspired guitar interpretation of the original theme written by Camille Saint-Saens blended with a special mixture of synthesizers, strings and rhythm guitars giving an enchanting atmosphere and carrying the listener away…
The original composition was enriched by the coreography called The Dying Swan by Mikhail Fokine created for the ballerina Anna Pavlova, who indirectly contributed to influence modern interpretations of Odette in Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake.
The ballerina influence has been the idea behind the cover made by Steve Angarthal and Gianni Corrado.
This single is tethered to the version of Franz Schubert’s “Ave Maria” released on you tube a few years ago which featured Steve on electric guitar and Andrea Bevilacqua on Piano.
Written by Camille Saint-Saens
Arranged and performed by Steve Angarthal
Recorded and mixed by Steve Angarthal @ Asgardh Music Studio
Mastered by Larsen Premoli @ Reclab studios
Illustration by Steve Angarthal and Gianni Corrado – 8460 Steve proudly plays Molinelli guitars, Mezzabarba Custom Amplification and Reference Cables!
Steve Angarthal has just released the new single “The Swan”!
Available on all digital platforms, it is another journey in classical music repertoire.
It features a very inspired guitar interpretation of the original theme written by Camille Saint-Saens blended with a special mixture of synthesizers, strings and rhythm guitars giving an enchanting atmosphere and carrying the listener away…
Introducing Mi-Si Acoustic Trio system featuring LR Baggs piezo pickup: it was introduced to me by Fabio Molinelli when we were planning the details for my custom acoustic solid body guitar.
Electronics and woods play an important role in determining the way a guitar will sound and this case was a very good one! I love the way the Mi-Si interacts with the natural characteristics of this guitar!
The audio recording for this video was done with: Reference Cables RIC 01 A (unbalanced cable for acoustic instruments), RMC S01 microphone cable, Reference passive DI box, TC Electronic Konnekt 24D audio card, Presonus Studio One 4 Daw.
Guitars in this video have been very slightly equalized (they are actually close to flat..), have no compression and a touch of reverb.
Thanks to Music Gallery for its technical support with Mi-Si device.
Novità in ambito di cablaggi per chitarra dal mondo di Reference Cables!
Sono lieto di essere il portavoce per questa nuova soluzione per il collegamento di pedaliere e amplificatori per chitarra: da tempo avevo condiviso con Reference alcune idee per ottimizzare questo genere di collegamenti e ora, con l’inizio del nuovo anno, le fantasie sono divenute realtà con il cavo multipolare “Qu4ttro”!
Photo by Egidio Vergani
In un unica frusta è possibile avere tre linee audio sbilanciate con qualità affine al cavo Ric01 (il cavo che utilizzo ormai da anni come standard sia live che in studio), 1 linea di controllo che può essere configurata o come connessione Midi o come connessione jack per controllare il cambio canale dell’amplificatore combinabile ad una eventuale linea che può portare un alimentazione a bassa tensione per le pedaliere di controllo switching.
Il “Qu4ttro” permette quindi di aver una rapidità estrema nell’allestimento e una garanzia sulla stabilità e durevolezza delle connessioni dovute alla notevole cura messa da Reference nella costruzione fisica del cavo: il multipolare è infatti solidissimo e non mostra alcuna timidezza nell’essere maneggiato o calpestato! Proprio per questo va comunque tenuto in considerazione l’aspetto del peso del cavo ed è quindi importante ancorare la parte del cavo che sale verso l’amplificatore per non correre nel rischio di strozzare le parti terminali dei jack.
La colorazione della guaina è particolare perché, con la sua particolare tonalità di azzurro, è sempre visibile anche in condizioni di scarsa illuminazione: questo può essere un altro aspetto interessante perchè, nel caso di palchi poco illuminati, si potrà sempre essere in grado di identificare e maneggiare il caso (per esempio nella fase di load out).
Concludo dicendo che sono rimasto notevolmente impressionato dalla qualità audio del cavo, la timbrica e la dinamica del suono sono davvero elevati! infatti,proprio per la tipologia di realizzazione del cavo che vede tutti i conduttori fermamente ed elasticamente bloccati, sia la risposta in frequenza che il rapporto segnale/rumore (nonché la reiezione da interferenze elettromagnetiche) sono davvero di alto livello!!!
After the release of “Uranus and Gaia”, guitar player and singer Steve Angarthal turns the wheel of his solo project Angarthal towards the Blues genre, with the release of the single “Hard Times Shuffle”.
Released on 22nd November 2019 by label Asgardh Music, the song is part of a few summer recording sessions with the new line up: still on board is bass player Angelo Perini, drums are now under young talented Jody Brioschi and Hammond parts are again in Larsen Premoli hands!
This tune is released while waiting for the upcoming new Heavy Rock chapter planned for spring 2020. It sets itself as a window on a musical genre belonging to many artists and which, in the case of Steve Angarthal, has also been brought live with the show “From Mississippi to Thames”; a musical journey through the evolution of the Blues from its early stages up to the 70’s British scene.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at RecLab Studios by Larsen Premoli and Steve Angarthal
Music and Lyrics by Steve Angarthal
Illustration by Gianni Corrado – 8460
Band line-up Steve Angarthal – Vocals and Guitars Angelo Perini – Bass Larsen Premoli – Organ and Percussions Jody Brioschi – Drums
The journey in Rock Blues territory which guitar player and singer Steve Angarthal has set for his solo project Angarthal goes on with the release of the single “Bye Bye Blues”.
To be released on 10th January 2020 by label Asgardh Music, the song is part of a few summer recording sessions with the new line up: still on board is bass player Angelo Perini, drums are now under young talented Jody Brioschi and Hammond parts are again in Larsen Premoli hands!
This tune is released while waiting for the upcoming new Heavy Rock chapter planned for spring 2020. It sets itself as a window on a musical genre belonging to many artists and which, in the case of Steve Angarthal, has also been brought live with the show “From Mississippi to Thames”; a musical journey through the evolution of the Blues from its early stages up to the 70’s British scene.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at RecLab Studios by Larsen Premoli and Steve Angarthal
After the release of “Uranus and Gaia”, guitar player and singer Steve Angarthal turns the wheel of his solo project Angarthal towards the Blues genre, with the release of the single “Hard Times Shuffle”.
Released on 22nd November 2019 by label Asgardh Music, the song is part of a few summer recording sessions with the new line up: still on board is bass player Angelo Perini, drums are now under young talented Jody Brioschi and Hammond parts are again in Larsen Premoli hands!
This tune is released while waiting for the upcoming new Heavy Rock chapter planned for spring 2020. It sets itself as a window on a musical genre belonging to many artists and which, in the case of Steve Angarthal, has also been brought live with the show “From Mississippi to Thames”; a musical journey through the evolution of the Blues from its early stages up to the 70’s British scene.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at RecLab Studios by Larsen Premoli and Steve Angarthal
Music and Lyrics by Steve Angarthal
Illustration by Gianni Corrado – 8460
Video recording,editing and post-production by Larsen Premoli at RecLab Studios
Band line-up Steve Angarthal – Vocals and Guitars Angelo Perini – Bass Larsen Premoli – Organ and Percussions Jody Brioschi – Drums
After the release of “Uranus and Gaia”, guitar player and singer Steve Angarthal turns the wheel of his solo project Angarthal towards the Blues genre, with the release of the single “Hard Times Shuffle”.
Released on 22nd November 2019 by label Asgardh Music, the song is part of a few summer recording sessions with the new line up: still on board is bass player Angelo Perini, drums are now under young talented Jody Brioschi and Hammond parts are again in Larsen Premoli hands!
This tune is released while waiting for the upcoming new Heavy Rock chapter planned for spring 2020. It sets itself as a window on a musical genre belonging to many artists and which, in the case of Steve Angarthal, has also been brought live with the show “From Mississippi to Thames”; a musical journey through the evolution of the Blues from its early stages up to the 70’s British scene.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at RecLab Studios by Larsen Premoli and Steve Angarthal
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