Re: Mobius scripts audio examples

[Keith Smith <kahsmith@gmail.com>]

OMG!   Well, the last two years have been devastating for freelancers
around here, so the bank is broke.
However I do have one of those nice little (cheap) Yamaha Pacifica
Tele copies laying around that just might lose its frets sometime.
I've had it tuned in 5ths since you started writing about the 'stick',
but honestly, I haven't played it much.

I'll be keeping the frets IN on the Asat and the Tennessean, thank you
very much ;)

I just acquired my first EDP, so I'm in the throes of learning that
right now. When Jeff gets 2.0 out, I'll probably drift back to the
computer, but I'm really enjoying the somewhat liberating experience
of hardware for the moment --EDP + Repeater has some interesting
possibilities.

My biggest problem with this stuff is getting a chance to play it with
somebody (or keeping the inspiration up to play a lot by myself). I'm
pretty type-cast as a 'standards jazz guy' around here. The solo gigs
I get offered are *very* inside.

Hmmm. You do me thinking.....
k



On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 2:50 PM, Per Boysen <perboysen@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Thu, Mar 3, 2011 at 10:43 PM, Keith Smith <kahsmith@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Do I feel a fretless guitar coming into my future soon?
>
> Are you serious! Wow :-))  Nice! Glad to hear that because I love
> fretless! Using a Telecaster I defretted myself but I really want to
> pick up one of those French Vigier fretless guitars with a certain
> metal finger board. Those are the best. A bit expensive for me, but
> still  underpriced if looking at how good they seem to be. I'd like a
> Sustianiac mic at neck position and a Dimarzio Dual Sound at the
> bridge position.
>
> The longneck Tarhu (unfretted version) is another tempting instrument,
> but the luthier makes them in Austrailea! And the bowing technique
> demands about a year to get into I would guess. But what a sound!
>
> Per