Monday, June 16, 2008
Lazuli " Petite histoire de la Léode"
YouTube via spiral48. "The Léode" via Analog Industries.
Chris of AI sums it up pretty well: "It's sort of a red-headed crossbreed of a Continuum and a Chapman Stick, of all things."
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"La Léode" as explained by the guy (Claude Leonetti, the name is a ontraction of LEOnetti clauDE) is a one of the kind instrument (only one was ever built) that was made in 1995, long before the Hakken Continuum.
ReplyDeleteI meant "contraction" by the way...
ReplyDeleteUm...
ReplyDeletethe continuum patent was filed in 1991 and build a few years before that, long before La Leode...
also, it looks like it is monophonic, which makes it an upright ribbon controller, quite a far cry from a continuum or a stick. and what is the left hand doing, the volume? so no pressure either?
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