The guy is good. I wonder, how much wine or water :) this guy drank during the process of learning his art?
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over 16 years ago
Cool cool... possible addition to the wide array of effects/toys in VDL3000 haha
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over 16 years ago
The timbre that he achieves with those glasses are unbelievable! Since the vibrations start with friction, there's a bit of a ";bowed"; quality to the sound. At the same time, the resonance is full and pretty deep (for being a little glass). Such a nice, yet interesting sound. I didn't think this was possible (at this quality). Really really cool stuff.
Now this guy needs to grow YOUNGER and join our indoor front ensemble. Massive G.E. points ;)
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over 16 years ago
I want to know how he got such resonance with those glasses seemingly attached... it's hard for me to sit and watch that without shaking my head.
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over 16 years ago
Those must be triggered wine glasses. I smell a fraud (note sarcasm, for the sarcastically included).
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over 16 years ago
Funny.... I do the Utah Jazz games for Blue Devil Entertainment and a few performances ago they had the guy who juggles onto the ";piano"; perform the half-time. I think he had been on Letterman or Leno a few times juggling to the William Tell Overture. Anyway, looking closely at the keyboard, it was actually a giant trigger pad that had been painted to look like a piano keyboard. The balls only need to hit the pad, ANYWHERE, and the pre-programmed tune will sound. Not half as impressive as it is ";sold"; to the audience.
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over 16 years ago
[quote author=UNT/BD Tenor link=topic=2382.msg12713#msg12713 date=1207234049] Funny.... I do the Utah Jazz games for Blue Devil Entertainment and a few performances ago they had the guy who juggles onto the ";piano"; perform the half-time. I think he had been on Letterman or Leno a few times juggling to the William Tell Overture. Anyway, looking closely at the keyboard, it was actually a giant trigger pad that had been painted to look like a piano keyboard. The balls only need to hit the pad, ANYWHERE, and the pre-programmed tune will sound. Not half as impressive as it is ";sold"; to the audience. [/quote]
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