T@NE (Arnold Lee)

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Bio

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Gear

TC Helicon VoiceLive Play

"I use the TC HELICON VOICELIVEPLAY and the MALEKKO E616 ANALOG DELAY PEDAL.

TC HELICON VOICELIVEPLAY

Malekko E616 Analog Delay

I use the TC HELICON as the first pedal in the chain because it has a pre amp built into it which is very important when the sound source is coming from a horn using an XLR cable. The pre amp in the TC HELICON can boost the audio signal to your liking. The cable coming from the microphone is an XLR cable into the TC then a converter cable XLR to quarter inch out of the TC into your pedals, and then you can run quarter inch into everything else and then to the sound in the house. The TC has amazing reverb, harmonizer and all kind of effects.

Link: http://www.tc-helicon.com/en/products/voicelive-play/

T@NE musician, saxophonist, composer, producer, rapper is from Brooklyn New York. Growing up in a musical environment at an early age allowed T@NE to develop love and passion for what he does. Incorporating all genres of music and a real sense of unity and teamwork allows T@NE’s music to be enjoyable, inspiring and energizing to listen to.
T@NE born Arnold Tone Kaplan Lee in Brooklyn New York, 1985 to Bill Lee and Susan Lee. Surrounded by musical influences T@NE started playing drums at the age of two then switched to saxophone at age seven.
Learning from his father, Bill Lee, a bassist, composer and legendary jazz musician, (Bob Dylan) (Cat Stevens) (Simon and Garfunkel) (Duke Ellington) (Odetta) and more, T@NE performed his first concert at the age of three. Home schooled by his parents, Susan and Bill, allowed T@NE to travel on tour with his father. T@NE attended the Oberlin Conservatory of Music from 2005 to 2009, where he earned his bachelors degree in music performance. While at Oberlin T@NE studied with Gary Bartz, Billy Hart, Robin Eubanks, Dan Wall, Paul Samuels and Marcus Belgrave. After graduating T@NE joined Wallace Roney’s band for two and a half years. After releasing an album under the name The Arnold Lee Quartet, in January 2012, T@NE moved toward music that incorporates more electronica, rock and pop. His interest in electronic music was influenced by guitarist/composer Rafiq Bhatia, a fellow graduate of Oberlin. T@NE then apprenticed with producer Yuri Beats, who taught him the fundamentals of music production. Continuing to expand and build his craft, he produced his first electronica track with Jules the Villain, titled "Crystal Waterfalls," released in March 2016. T@NE released his debut single Rock Joint on May 17 2018 a captivating, exciting track that makes you want to enjoy music and rock out. Thoughts the second single from T@NE was released on December 5th 2018. A beautiful, energetic and futuristic song that takes you on an incredible journey of vibrant sounds and colors. In Concert at Arlene’s Grocery the new album from T@NE is an incredible concert that gives the audience tremendous feelings of excitement, energy, love and inspiration; released on April 24 2019. T@NE along with his bandmates Taber Gable keyboards, Andrew Renfroe guitar, Dan Pappalardo bass, Pete Manheim drums, are making music for the future.

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MALEKKO E616 ANALOG DELAY PEDAL

I use the MALEKKO E616 as the second pedal in the chain running out of the TC HELICON VOICELIVEPLAY. The MALEKKO is amazing; you can create some really incredible sounds and change oscillation rate, the amount of delay mix you want with the sound source and many other amazing affects.

Link: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Malekko-Heavy-Industry/E616-Analog-Delay-Guitar-Effects-Pedal.gc

The important thing is to try out different mixtures of pedals to get what you like!"


Videos

     When You See "Example at 1:32 to 6:07 I'm using a combination of delay (and pretty sure some reverb) from the TC HELICON and I think some added (effects) (oscillation) from the MALEKKO E616."

    Rock Joint "Example at 2:55 to 4:30 in the video you can hear me using the delay on the TC HELICON with the decay turned up to 100 to keep the notes going and then I’m using the MALEKKO E616 to alter the sounds and oscillation to create FX ."

"Example at 44 seconds to 1 minute and 30 seconds in video you can hear me using the delay on the TC with the decay turned up to 100 to keep the notes going and then I’m using the MALEKKO to alter the sounds and oscillation to create FX ."

When you See "Example at 1:39 to 6:58 You can hear me using the TC HELICON and probably the MALEKKO E616."