Mike Gordon’s Phish 2024 Bass Rig Tour (HD)
A complete rundown of Mike Gordon’s 2024 Phish bass rig. #Phish #bass
#bassguitar
Special Thanks to Mike’s bass tech Ron Baldwin. Directed by Trey Kerr
Edited by Eric Argiro. Graphics and Motion GRFX by Jun Lee. Illustrations + 2D animations by Brian Martin. Produced by Jason Colton
Additional thanks to:
Jake Serek @ Serek Basses
Ron and Sheri Menelli @ RJM Music Technology
Roger K. Smith @ Source Audio
Pat Flores @ Eventide Audio
Jake Wolf and Justin Huth @ Trickfish Amplification
Spencer Doren @ 3 LEAF AUDIO
Peter Walker and Neil Kulkarni @ FOMOfx
Tyler Devonald @ Chase Bliss
Roger Linn @ Roger Linn Design
Chad Zaemisch @ Lite-Time
Ryan Juchnowski and Jim Rhodes @ Radial Engineering
Bill Wardlow @ Step Audio
Ryan McGill @ VONGON
Michael Grace @ Grace Design
Noel Babineau @ Ken Smith Bass Strings
Jon Moody @ GHS Music Products
Julie Forristall @ Dunlop Manufacturing
Peter Brown and Mégane Lavallée @ Strong MDI
Zach Wenzler @ Powersoft
Chris Shalhoub @ Circle Three Designs
Jeff Green and Natasha Berning @ Sweetwater
Brad Bartosz @ Best-Tronics Pro Audio
Chris Stubbs @ Redco Audio
#Mike #Gordons #Phish #Bass #Rig #Tour
Originally posted by UCDEPOd0RCvw8iSTqFpSBZLA at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9saukJZcIsk
Does anybody know what kind of shoes he's wearing?
They're boss!
So, Mike? I haven’t seen your board since Prague 97. It had a label on it that said “the beginning and the end of all philosophy is freedom”. Did that label make it to the new board. And if not. Is that also freedom? Thanks.
One Page is enough????.
This is one of the coolest presentations by one of the GREATS!! I learned so much about what's possible and it's really fun to see some new textures…THANKS MIKE!! YOU ROCK, Pal! ????????????❤????????
Thank you Mike, thank you Phish ❤
Mike rules
This is hands down the most wildest and funnest bass rig I have ever seen ???? the cat pedal is a must have
That's a really awesome setup!
That's cute Mike, the little picking sounding cool, showing a sound feature.
DOUBLE CAT xoxoxox meow
Time to geek out! I love these videos! The "meow-dulator" is awesome! Thank you for this vid!
( Isn't it pronounced "moge" but spelled moog?)
Fantastic video. I learned a lot.
this makes me think me and my short scale SG could use that cool Doohickie too
Does anyone know what brand that microphone mute pad is, or how they make it work? It seems like a great idea, but I can't find a retail version of what he has.
My brain has exploded. Wow, is that a lot of options. Very cool that he's shared this. Great to see a behind the curtain look at a bass rig.
virtual wammy bar is sick, what a great invention
A whammy on a bass….yes
He is like a kid l, so happy and proud of his stuff…thanks Mike! Very informative, and fun to see you having fun…
Great video!
Does anyone have any recs of when Mike used the auction barker pedal during a jam?
What is the orange sampler make/model?
Very nice. Can we please please please get a full rundown of what Fishman is using? Would love to see his kit and what cymbals he's using currently
christmas came early…or late! who knows!?
I had the pleasure of sitting in Lynch's Irish Pub in Jacksonville Beach one night with Mike , Donovan Frankenreiter and Grundy (Donovan's bass player) just drinking and talking. It was a great night and an experience I'll never forget.
Dang need an updated fishman drumset overview
Bikers, hide your daughters. Mike's rig is in town.
I’m not a musician but this was fascinating. I really would love to see the set up for Trey, Paige, Fishman, and Chris as well.
Wow! That's a lot of stuff to keep track of AND remember how the songs go. I've been drumming for 30 years and can barely sing two bars of backup vox whilst playing. ????
I loved the chim chim effect so much. Damn, that was pretty.
His "doohickey" was a clever solution for It's Ice.
Fantastic production design on this video!
thank you Mike, been a fan for decades but I'm always interested in learning more about how y'all do what you do!
the doohicky blows my mind. So awesome.
Interesting the riser is actually a speaker/transducer. The mic mute system was used by the Grateful Dead 30 years ago.
Love you, Mike, and enjoy your effects, but I think I liked your (live) sound better coming through an amp and speakers. Bass sounded a bit flat to my ears in the round room, compared to previous sound, imho.