MODULAR ON A MOUNTAIN 'The Sheltering Valley' 1st remote impro 4MS Pod 64 Grose Valley Australia

[@marsupialmicron]

Fantástico! Amazing Gary!

[@GaryHayes]

Many thank yous MM -

[@SeQFreQ369]

You chose your modules well, that "pocket rig" sounds huge! So rich and varied, and it all goes together very well in your hands. Cheers Gary

[@GaryHayes]

Yes thanks SQFQ - still getting used to it, but a great way to learn more complex modules swapping things in and out in future too from my main rack ...

[@PhilipTaylor_007]

Hi Gary. You always get so much out of small rigs. Sounds great and exceptional views. I can see why a small rig would be way easier to carry to get to these places. Inspirational as always. Thanks my man.

[@GaryHayes]

Hey thanks Phil - always great to hear from folk who understand modular! Want to get to the point where I can almost do a custom rig per piece and what I want at a specific location - this rack config very much aimed at plane travel though too ...

[@bubbledog9376]

Cool jam! And a nice place too.

[@GaryHayes]

Thanks v muvh BD - lucky to have a lot of great spots close to home like this!

[@rayderrich]

I would function as an LFO module that high, as I would be trembling of fear. Great location, great attempt, and it sounded good too!

[@GaryHayes]

thanks Ray, I think the 360 cam makes it look higher, pretty safe here, one of my regular areas for photography :)

[@GeorgeL909]

Very cool

[@GaryHayes]

Thanks v much George

[@geloriaalijani]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GaryHayes]

thanks Geloria

[@FindingSpeed]

Did the smaller rack make the hike more fun?

[@GaryHayes]

Sure did. Used to walking these parts for my main photography work, so just having a small side bag with my photo/drone one, was no big deal ... super fun