Thursday, May 13, 2010
The Samchillian Tip Tip Tip Cheeepeeeee Demo
YouTube via leggo — January 07, 2006 — "This is a demo of my musical keyboard invention, the samchillian tip tip tip cheeepeeeee. This keyboard is based on interval changes of pitch, rather than fixed pitches, as on a traditional keyboard. This system allows for very quick and unusual melodic improvisations. The video goes through the various features. You can download a software version for the keyboard at my website - see below. NOTE: the video seems to indicate a vibrato function obtained by moving the finger side to side on the key. In fact this is not a feature currently available, but one i hope to include shortly."
I thought I saw this before - back in 2006.
Math Camp "Live From The Knitting Factory"-Whiteface
YouTube via leggo — December 18, 2007 — "Math Camp on "Live From The Knitting Factory" for B.E.T. Jazz Cable, performing "Whiteface", by Leon Gruenbaum
Math Camp "Live From The Knitting Factory"-Whiteface
04:45
Math Camp on "Live From The Knitting Factory" for B.E.T. Jazz Cable, performing "Whiteface", by Leon Gruenbaum
Sept 30, 2002"
These came in on the diykeyboard list.
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