Melvin “Wah Wah” Watson
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Used on Elementary and Herbie Hancock's Man-Child, as specified in Elementary's liner notes and in Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary from September 14, 2016.
Elementary Liner Notes (via Discogs)
Synthesizer [Maestro Universal Synthesizer System], Talkbox [Voice Bag], Electronics [Echoplex, Maestro Sample And Hold Unit], Effects [Boomerang Wah Wah] – Wah Wah Watson*
Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary
Maestro Universal Synthesizer System – This analog synthesizer was made for use with the guitar. It serves the instrument as an effects pedal would. It also works with the Maestro Sample and Hold Unit which then can sustain the desired effect until the next sound is triggered. Wah Wah Watson used these instruments on the 1975 album Man-Child.
Used on Elementary, as specified in the liner notes (via Discogs).
Synthesizer [Maestro Universal Synthesizer System], Talkbox [Voice Bag], Electronics [Echoplex, Maestro Sample And Hold Unit], Effects [Boomerang Wah Wah] – Wah Wah Watson*
Used on Elementary and Herbie Hancock's Man-Child, as specified in Elementary's liner notes and in Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary from September 14, 2016.
Elementary Liner Notes (via Discogs)
Synthesizer [Maestro Universal Synthesizer System], Talkbox [Voice Bag], Electronics [Echoplex, Maestro Sample And Hold Unit], Effects [Boomerang Wah Wah] – Wah Wah Watson*
Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary
Maestro Universal Synthesizer System – This analog synthesizer was made for use with the guitar. It serves the instrument as an effects pedal would. It also works with the Maestro Sample and Hold Unit which then can sustain the desired effect until the next sound is triggered. Wah Wah Watson used these instruments on the 1975 album Man-Child.
Used on Elementary and Herbie Hancock's Man-Child, as specified in Elementary's liner notes and in Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary from September 14, 2016.
Elementary Liner Notes (via Discogs)
Synthesizer [Maestro Universal Synthesizer System], Talkbox [Voice Bag], Electronics [Echoplex, Maestro Sample And Hold Unit], Effects [Boomerang Wah Wah] – Wah Wah Watson*
Herbie Hancock’s Electronic Instrument Glossary
Voice Bag – The voice bag or talk box is a device that makes a synthesizer talk. The musician sends a note from their instrument into the voice bag. The voice bag then sends that same note through a plastic tube into the musician’s mouth. Using their mouth, throat, and larynx, the musician shapes that sound to make the sound talk. This instrument was used by Wah Wah Watson on the 1975 album Man-Child.
Used on Elementary, as specified in the liner notes (via Discogs).
Synthesizer [Maestro Universal Synthesizer System], Talkbox [Voice Bag], Electronics [Echoplex, Maestro Sample And Hold Unit], Effects [Boomerang Wah Wah] – Wah Wah Watson*
In this YouTube video of the Herbie Hancock Group on Dutch TV in 1976, Wah Wah Watson can be seen playing a Gibson L-5. He can also be seen using one in a video of a USC master class from 2013.
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