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I remember reading about Carlos Santana walking round stage during the soundcheck and marking the stage with some gaffa tape where he could get sustained feedback. Don't know if this is apocryphal though. Gareth, Sentientfx - Innovative music plugins. http://sentientfx.com/ > Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2011 11:43:42 +0200 > Subject: Re: OT: Moog lap steel > From: louie.angulo@googlemail.com > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > > very nice Bill! i always wisdh there was a lapsteel that could sustain > notes for ever,i remember listening the the end of Led Zeppelins "over > the hills and far away" and couldnt figure out how they had recorded > that.Then in an interview somewhere i read that Jimm Page had done it > with a lapsteel but i still find it amazing how he got it to sustain > like that for so long,it sound as there is also some sort of organ but > im not sure, same thing with some of those Hendrix and Santanas > solos,they amost sounded as if they had a sustaier bulit in;-) > I guess all they should be the credited with being perhaps the > godfathers of sustain;-) > Luis > > On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 11:29 PM, William Walker <billwalker@baymoon.com> wrote: > > When I was in at NAMM in January I was introduced to the A and R guy for > > Moog who gave me a brief introduction to the new moog lap steel. By > > coincidence I was due to be in Asheville NC,where Moog is based, for a week > > in March with my wife Nancy to care for her 86 year old mother while > > Nancy's sister was away, and I was invited to the factory to further check > > out the new lap steel and shoot some video of it. I was accompanied by my > > new good friend and LD member Andy Owens, and we had a blast , visiting the > > factory and meeting nearly everyone who worked there:-)and I had about an > > hour to check out the the instrument which they edited down in to this > > video. It is really another experience altogether the way this instrument > > handles the infinite sustain thing, having owned an ebow forever and tried > > various sustainer devices. This seems capable of the same kind of mayhem, > > but also more control and subtlety as well. The most interesting thing for > > me was being able to sweep from one chord position to another without having > > to generate sustain by creating a physically driven vibrato by shaking the > > bar, or even striking the strings with my fingers. I might get some grief > > from Randy Jackson for being pitchy in places but I went in a sceptic and > > left wondering how I could get the money together to buy one. amazing. > > Enjoy > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HSmHE0OIrI > > Bill > > > > -- > www.luis-angulo.com > |