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kaikurosawa
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 Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH We definitely went chops heavy on this one.
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| Tue Nov 23, 2021 8:41 am |
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH conkbenlin wrote: What a rollercoaster! In addition to the fantastic playing, I like the mileage you get out of the delay feedback near the middle of the piece. Then there’s the “wingspan” between your index and middle fingers while playing the bass strings. I swear there’s a point where you have a spread of two whole steps. Those of us born with hobbit fingers are amazed and envious.  Great! yeah, I've been using the same delay for 20 years now, DD-20, it is super useful with the tap tempo. ahaha, indeed my hands are flexible than most♪
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH DavidWS wrote: Wow! What an instrument. What a player. What music. Gobsmacked.  Thanks for sharing. Those are great words. Will give me energy for practice!! Happy I shared!
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH ThinkMethod wrote: Very nice, thanks for sharing! Thank you~ I'm happy we can continue to make music during these times!
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH greg wrote: That was really fun, Kai! Super cool! Thanks Greg, it was fun, and looking forward to playing this live.
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Lee Vatip
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH Brilliant performance Kai. Complex rhythms, bass lines, harmonies and improv melodies with creative and virtuosic techniques . You set a high standard, not just for tapping, but for sonic uniqueness.
Marvelous video. Congrats
Steve Adelson-san
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SteveS
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH Thanks! Great performance. Great composition!!
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH Lee Vatip wrote: Brilliant performance Kai. Complex rhythms, bass lines, harmonies and improv melodies with creative and virtuosic techniques . You set a high standard, not just for tapping, but for sonic uniqueness.
Marvelous video. Congrats
Steve Adelson-san lol. San Santa Adel-san. thank you! I should just copy paste your kind words to my resume. Of course you can tell all the improv melodies! Even with no interaction, I tried to sneak in what I like.
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH SteveS wrote: Thanks! Great performance. Great composition!! It's a pleasure to have you enjoy it! and thank you for the great feedback! hope to bring more~
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kaikurosawa
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Re: THE JUDGEMENT OF MOH here is a 1cam/camera audio of demoing this at a recent clinic, full performance https://youtu.be/TM_zuysiFXw?t=23starts from 23sec or so. If you feel like checking out the vlog series, please do so at https://youtube.com/kaikurosawaplenty of live footages in these lastest vlogs~ and thanks for subscribing!!
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