Hi everybody,
Paul Vo, inventor of the unusual Moog Guitar, transferred his concept to the acoustic guitar and showed it to Richard Smith. Not a very good recording, but you'll get the idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xaWtdY_BMY
Includes snippets of "Jesu", "Sails" and "Harry Lime Theme" (the video I mean, not the guitar).
Interesting device. Still don't get Richard's "laser torch" remark, though ...
Ingo
Richard Smith trying out the Acoustic Moog Guitar
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Re: Richard Smith trying out the Acoustic Moog Guitar
Ingo,
In British English, "torch" is flashlight. I believe that's what he's refering to.
He said the EBow is a "torch" or flashlight compared to this being a "laser torch" or
laser flashlight.
John T.
In British English, "torch" is flashlight. I believe that's what he's refering to.
He said the EBow is a "torch" or flashlight compared to this being a "laser torch" or
laser flashlight.
John T.
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Re: Richard Smith trying out the Acoustic Moog Guitar
Thank you, John,
but in this case it's less of a language problem in my case. This metaphor seems somehow weird to me. Maybe I haven't watched enough science-fiction movies ...
Regards,
Ingo
but in this case it's less of a language problem in my case. This metaphor seems somehow weird to me. Maybe I haven't watched enough science-fiction movies ...
Regards,
Ingo
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Re: Richard Smith trying out the Acoustic Moog Guitar
Ingo,
I agree. It went past me too the first time I heard it. Brits sometime have a "unique" way of viewing/expressing stuff.
Americans also can get caught up in creative lingo that defies deciphering sometimes.
All the best,
John T.
I agree. It went past me too the first time I heard it. Brits sometime have a "unique" way of viewing/expressing stuff.
Americans also can get caught up in creative lingo that defies deciphering sometimes.
All the best,
John T.
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Re: Richard Smith trying out the Acoustic Moog Guitar
A contraption like that demands a lot of restraint, artistical feeling and good taste! The sustain seems to be endless. Remember Chet´s quest for sustain?
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