Hello.
Some more hg at the tube, not seen, but heard:
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(Non-trad warning flag raised! It's electric, eclectic and non-sense
improvisation.)
The instrument is a Titanic by Alexander Seidler, (
http://drehleier.net/titanic_electric.html )
Great, inspiring piece of art! Especially the stop technique used here works
very easily -better than I can play it...
For those who may find it interesting: I played through Line6 toneport UX2 (+
its Gearbox software) and recorded with a Mac Powerbook G4 and Garageband. Some
three hours only used to record and edit, because idea of this project was to
work intuitively and fast.
Comments most welcomed.
Esa M.
Finland
PS. Some OFF-TOPIC background information:
This a a rather crazy video-joke my friend Uwe Battenberg (
http://www.u-battenberg.de/ ) made. He was studying the ice and snow. He comes
from Cologne area in Germany, where knee-deep snow, 17 degrees Celsius below
zero (0 F?) and icy roads are rarely seen. Falling and hitting head to ice also
had a sort of inspiring effect, as you may notice.
I really do not remember where we got the idea to use Faust in the beginning)
I quickly sketched several without actually seeing images. They were pulled
together in the editing. We made this in Norway, where we study together every
now and then.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] kirjoitti:
Hi all,
I just posted a video of Cali giving me a demo at Olympic Musical
Instruments earlier this month. The clip is at:
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An5rvs1enfY_
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An5rvs1enfY)
I had a quick look around and found a ton of interesting gurdy videos from
Scandinavia, UK, Italy, Russia, Brazil, a busker in NYC...
check it out.
Kevin Meyer
Knoxville TN
