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Not her idea though, is it? I've seen this a good number of years back, anyway.
Also, I may only be an amateur producer but this is not reverb is it? Reverb is more like an echo, except that the sound slowly dies down instead of coming back in several peaks. This technique is simply tape looping, a technique stemming from the 1960s. CAN did some pretty interesting stuff with that.
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape_loop#Loop_Pedals
Originally posted by sonhouseShe makes me want to click my mouse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7XIQ_6J2do&feature=related
Amazing, she does this all live!
She also has this collaborative project, amazing! She has extended the loop idea to performers from around the world, it's not to late for anyone to participate!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62Tkym4gtUU&feature=related
Repeatedly.
Originally posted by KazetNagorraIt is looping, just wrote it wrong in post title. Still, she is the first one to make it big with this technique, and totally solo. Another example of that is Xavier Rudd from Australia, but he is more of a one man band.
Not her idea though, is it? I've seen this a good number of years back, anyway.
Also, I may only be an amateur producer but this is not reverb is it? Reverb is more like an echo, except that the sound slowly dies down instead of coming back in several peaks. This technique is simply tape looping, a technique stemming from the 1960s. CAN did some pretty interesting stuff with that.
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tape_loop#Loop_Pedals
Originally posted by sonhouseWell, Karlheinz Stockhausen and those sort of guys made it quite big as well in the 60s.
It is looping, just wrote it wrong in post title. Still, she is the first one to make it big with this technique, and totally solo. Another example of that is Xavier Rudd from Australia, but he is more of a one man band.
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Originally posted by KazetNagorraSure, but Tunstall does it live, the guys from the 60's didn't do much performance art, mainly studio with what was state of the art electronics then. Everything discreet components, no op amps and such, maybe they used transistors but probably electron tubes (real electronics glows🙂
Well, Karlheinz Stockhausen and those sort of guys made it quite big as well in the 60s.
Originally posted by sonhouseI know CAN did live shows, but I don't know if they used live tape loops there. But they were analog anyway, so a bit different (and more complicated).
Sure, but Tunstall does it live, the guys from the 60's didn't do much performance art, mainly studio with what was state of the art electronics then. Everything discreet components, no op amps and such, maybe they used transistors but probably electron tubes (real electronics glows🙂
Originally posted by FreakyKBHYes, but his early works I thought much better when he did not have a band surrounding him. We are friends on myspace but I recently revisited his site and he took out all the early solo stuff, the best of it IMHO, and substituted band work which just puts him in line with all the other millions of rockers.
Here's a kick ass example of Rudd on a live show incorporating the didgerdoo.
Pretty cool stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0Szkj_TCeo&feature=related
Originally posted by sonhouseThey're a German krautrock band formed at the end of the 60s - some of their members studied music under Stockhausen. You should check out their 1971 album Tago Mago, it's brilliant. They are considered pioneers in early electronic pop music as well as modern ambient music, and have influenced later bands such as Buzzcocks, Stereolab and Radiohead.
You have a link? Was CAN the name of a band? an individual? Did you check out Xavier Rudd? As a solo act.
I'll check out Xavier Rudd, thanks for the tip.
Originally posted by sonhouseThat's probably a Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler she's using. Been around for a few years now, i'm getting myself one for Xmas to hook up to my electronic drumkit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7XIQ_6J2do&feature=related
Amazing, she does this all live!
She also has this collaborative project, amazing! She has extended the loop idea to performers from around the world, it's not to late for anyone to participate!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62Tkym4gtUU&feature=related