Dreams make a difference.
Dreams Blog:
https://www.pipervibe.com/post/dreams
Supporting vibes players with Good Vibes
https://www.pipervibe.com/post/good-vibes-pipervibe-dot-com
I'm very particular about the recording and sound. I'm a novice at best for working Logic Pro and final cut but I do know that if I don't control the ricocheting acoustic sounds flying around the room, I'll be frustrated from the start.
In the past, I built expensive baffles and they worked okay but were very difficult to build and even more difficult to move if I want to take them to a new residence or even just move them to a different spot. If you move, you simply fold them up or use them as padding for furniture (win/win).
Continue to work on Donna lee:
Quarter notes -> then adding 8th notes
considering a logical approach
practicing in different keys
Chords -> in quarter notes
Chordal solo
One voicing for each chord (4 note voicing)
W/o root on dom chord
Consider the use of root notes
Voice leading
Traditional language
Assignment:
one chorus of quarter notes (logical approach)
second chorus of Simple solo
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延續上次的Donna Lee
No matter what your stance is on guns, I think this is pretty cool!
What do you Europeans think? Very American right?
Here's the website: https://www.12gaugemicrophones.com/
Had a few people email me recently about moving vibes.
For any of you all, read these articles.
Moving Your Equipment
Get the Rock and Roller with the 4 big wheels. Not air tires but they have other soft tires that are great.
What is your recipe for success?
How people handle their musical material is always interesting to me. As you guys know I talk with lots of students about solo playing. I believe you should spend a lot of time (in your mind) walking on stage and playing a piece or two as if there is an audience. The best way I know of to simulate that is to record your performance. video is best. Then you have to look at yourself!
On facebook I asked for a list of solo cd favs. Here's the list I got:
Hi all,
I'm needing (quickly !) super-extra-soft mallets for vibraphone. Visiting the Mike Balter's site the 16R model is said for marimba use, anyone knowing if it would work fine with vibes ?
There's the Vibrawell V9R too. Any info about it ?
Do you know another VERY VERY soft vibes mallets ?
If yes, thank you in advance for your answers !!! :o))
