Kawohikukapulani
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- Rick Aiello
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I'm pretty proud of this ... ðŸ¤
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/NR9E75pzu3Z4iQ457
The photo is of the "Tuckelite" steel and the "Luigifier" amp I used ...
https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/NR9E75pzu3Z4iQ457
The photo is of the "Tuckelite" steel and the "Luigifier" amp I used ...
- Chuck Wilson
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- Bill Sinclair
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- Rick Aiello
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ðŸ¤" ... it's like looking at a bear ; it's like going in for surgery, you know you gotta go and you can't get outta it " ... Jerry Byrd regarding the high harmonics part of Kawohikukapulani
I messed them up ... but if I waited to get a clean series ... I'd be waiting till I'm old and gray ... hey, wait a minute
Thanks for the kind words ...
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- Rick Aiello
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Thanks again for the kind words ...
I've been working on playing everything on just one string ... concentrating on vibrato
This is my first foray back into polyphony in over a year ... .
Funny you mentioned digital effects ...I bought a Boss vibrato pedal and a looper pedal a couple years ago ... tried using the Boss itself a few years back when my tremors were made worse with inappropriate dosing of meds ... but it sounded weird to me ... robotic ..
Then I remembered someone's ear tracing techniques matching a drone note ... So I figured it might work the same way for vibrato.
So for 1/2 an hour each day I played a single note set at a rate of 6 Hz and an extent of about 50 cents and looped it ... playing along until it was ingrained in my muscle memory ...
I continue to use it as part of my daily practice routine ...
Here is some of my single string work from a year ago ....
https://youtu.be/KJCyzkDE92s
I've been working on playing everything on just one string ... concentrating on vibrato
This is my first foray back into polyphony in over a year ... .
Funny you mentioned digital effects ...I bought a Boss vibrato pedal and a looper pedal a couple years ago ... tried using the Boss itself a few years back when my tremors were made worse with inappropriate dosing of meds ... but it sounded weird to me ... robotic ..
Then I remembered someone's ear tracing techniques matching a drone note ... So I figured it might work the same way for vibrato.
So for 1/2 an hour each day I played a single note set at a rate of 6 Hz and an extent of about 50 cents and looped it ... playing along until it was ingrained in my muscle memory ...
I continue to use it as part of my daily practice routine ...
Here is some of my single string work from a year ago ....
https://youtu.be/KJCyzkDE92s
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Hi Rick, good to hear your still playing. I really love the sound of the 25.5 Tenor, reminds me of Dick McIntire's tone. The vibrato on the single string video is very nice. I've been fooling around on Sol's C#min7 tuning and stuff from the 30' and 40'on my old blue Magnatone. I'm pretty sure I need a long scale lap steel, the difference in tone is something.
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- Rick Aiello
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Beautiful, vintage sound, Rick. Your single mindedness in your practice routine is awe-inspiring.
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Really. It shows what is possible when you isolate one aspect of your technique and dedicate yourself to it. Either that or Rick made a deal with the devil down at the crossroads and sold his soul for it.Andy Volk wrote:Beautiful, vintage sound, Rick. Your single mindedness in your practice routine is awe-inspiring.
Rick Aiello wrote: So for 1/2 an hour each day I played a single note set at a rate of 6 Hz and an extent of about 50 cents and looped it ... playing along until it was ingrained in my muscle memory ...
I continue to use it as part of my daily practice routine ...
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- Rick Aiello
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