Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Musikmesse: MusikMesse 2010 - Eigenlabs
YouTube via eigenlabs — April 21, 2010 — Eigenlabs at Musikmesse 2010
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When are Eigen going to sort themselves out and show what thei instruments are truly capable of ? ! - here yet again is another video showing us gimmicks with vague solo lines played over backing tracks and stupid drums patterns being created... Why would I pay Five Thousand for that ? ? Why feature an guy who say's he's NOT a musician but an engineer saying 'That he thinks whole track will be produced with the Eigen harp in the future' ... The guys doesn't know anything about the performance side of instruments and whether the Eigen harp is a good one or not ! ! who care what he thinks ?
ReplyDeleteWhat I have yet to see and what needs to be shown is how versatile the Eigen harp is as a pure solo instrument being played by someone who doesn't need drums and backing tracks to mask what he's actually doing.
This thing is priced at a level more expensive than a real bassoon yet fails to show whether it can be played with the detail and detailed nuances of a real instrument..... Show us Eigen ! ! ! !
Who need a £5,000 controller that is nothing better than what we already use ?
I'm with ya 200%.
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