Credits:
- Compositie en arrangement: Marco Raaphorst
- CC BY samples: OLPC Sound Samples v.2
- CC BY foto: Barnaby
KlankBeeld Raaphorst: OLPC
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"Most of what ends up in my essays I only thought of when I sat down to write them. That's why I write them." - Paul Graham
Wederom een schoonheid. Met name hoe je heel subtiel die strijkers er in gestopt hebt. Als ik mijn ogen sluit dan hoor ik er nog een sitar bij. Mooi!
klinkt erg mooi!
binnenkort iets meer over OLPC
Hardstikke mooi man,die strijkers geven de compo een orientaals tintje mee
I did one using these using the OLPC samples a year ago..
http://tinypaste.com/e3f57
I think we ended up using a few of the same samples! I really liked the springs..and when my garage door broke, I had the repairman save the big springs..they are a little heavy for live though!
@John: we both were drinking from the same source? Again? Great! :-)
We are always drinking from the same source Marco..the great Free Source well. Better than whiskey (ok almost better) Someday the rest of the Whirl might even catch up. Then they won’t have to BUY their way out of the blues.
And you are right again..what else do you need?
I want to find a percussionist who uses these “things” live…junk, trash.. the thrown away parts of this kulture..and can hit them in certain fahnk patterns.. I even transcribed some James Brown Catfish Collins riddim GUITAR parts to junk percussion lines..and that was pretty cool. But when I tell people here what I want to do, I get that “huh?, wha??” look..especially from percussionists. But you know, people like Aierto were doing this with Miles in 1969.
@John: I understand. Lots of those streetdrummers (bucketdrummers) are on YouTube. Like that a lot too. Like the footkick on wood also. That old blues thing. One the one. Using your foot.
Lekker! Had van mij langer mogen duren.