Title link takes you to a QuickTime video of Jordan Rudess performing On The Run live on a Synthesizers.com modular and KORG OASYS. via Richard Lainhart of O-Town Media.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
Jordan Rudess Performs Pink Floyd's On The Run
Title link takes you to a QuickTime video of Jordan Rudess performing On The Run live on a Synthesizers.com modular and KORG OASYS. via Richard Lainhart of O-Town Media.
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Very cool - Jordan kicks some serious.
ReplyDeletemm.. it's more a kind of freq/reso/ringmod knob twisting over a sampled background.... I guess Rudess it's renowned for other things! Anyway, David Gilmour did that. There should be a video on the tube.
ReplyDeleteOh, Davide, how you trivialize this performance. It is clear that Herr Jordan also twists the Attack knob on the VCF's envelope. (And he overdoes it with the Q knob, IMO.)
ReplyDelete:)
ReplyDeleteoh.. the attack! right.
Anyway, i love his aircut!