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”Solitaire” is a virtual band piece featuring piano (Bösendorfer Jazz) and guitar (Classical Triple) along with Zendrum, NS Chapman Stick, Guitar (PRS Vela S2) and LinnStrument (SWAM Alto Sax, Plasmonic synthesizer, guitar):
”Solitaire” is a virtual band piece featuring piano (Bösendorfer Jazz) and guitar (Classical Triple) along with Zendrum, NS Chapman Stick, Guitar (PRS Vela S2) and LinnStrument (SWAM Alto Sax, Plasmonic synthesizer, guitar):
This is pretty awesome, and I like especially the ending, the last 15 seconds -Wow!
Thank you for sharing.
Best wishes
Stig
It has a kind of Elektric Band (I'm thinking about Beneath the Mask recording for example) but with an exotic touch.
It needs some few adjustments but it's nice !
Thanks, Stig! Much appreciated.
amyjer wrote:”Solitaire” is a virtual band piece featuring piano (Bösendorfer Jazz) and guitar (Classical Triple) along with Zendrum, NS Chapman Stick, Guitar (PRS Vela S2) and LinnStrument (SWAM Alto Sax, Plasmonic synthesizer, guitar):
This is pretty awesome, and I like especially the ending, the last 15 seconds -Wow!
Thank you for sharing.
Best wishes
Stig
Really, really digging this so much. That ending caught me a bit by surprise (in a good way). I think I could vibe to this for hours!
This is the first I've heard of the LinnStrument... I think I may have to go down another rabbit hole. Looks really interesting and I could see how that would be really useful for the SWAM instruments. I've been very curious about getting into those, but feel like I need something that can be more expressive, so I'm happy to have another instrument to consider!
Thanks, Kerri! I appreciate the kind words! I use the LinnStrument in almost every recording these days. I am happy to answer any questions you may have.
Really, really digging this so much. That ending caught me a bit by surprise (in a good way). I think I could vibe to this for hours!
This is the first I've heard of the LinnStrument... I think I may have to go down another rabbit hole. Looks really interesting and I could see how that would be really useful for the SWAM instruments. I've been very curious about getting into those, but feel like I need something that can be more expressive, so I'm happy to have another instrument to consider!