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Put that through a wah or something. That would be killer.
SenorScoop 3 years ago
I like what you have done here, and with this abstract style you are doing, you should consider using a DL4 or other delay pedal. It will allow you to use your own accoustic beat to set time, which is something that seems a little too organic in this particular performance. Nice work though. Certainly better than me : D
grayrobot 4 years ago
If you would like to learn more about this instrument and its history and cultural context you should check out mbira dot org for starters. Also youtube user Mbira0racle has some nice demos of traditional songs.
petewise 4 years ago
What sort of pickup did you put on it?
hungrydan 4 years ago
What kind of pic up mic you use, it sounds great!!!
elnegrotambor 4 years ago
this is an a-minor 3 octaven i'm not shure about original name for this tuning. i wanted a minor and here is one guy producing theese instruments.
krejzimicz 4 years ago
What kind of mbira is that? Around here i can only find pentatonic mbiras with just one octave. kind of limited, no?
doignon 4 years ago
thanx for all that u gave me a comments. i stoped playin violin and percussion, since i have this mbira and iam focused on. this is quite new experience for me - to be a mbira player, and i need advices and ... resonance? how do u find my music. i'm not a virtuoso, but i feel this instrument gave me nice possibilities to improvise and compose. so, please write comments and be cruell:]
krejzimicz 4 years ago
Attempts at re-contextualization, musical re-invention and electrification of the instrument are evident. Yet another page in Krejzimicz's musical diary - a nice try.
iresoc 4 years ago
DO you know any real mbira songs?
johnnyp5000 4 years ago
The tapping made it sound somewhat disjointed to me. I couldn't really pick up on any sort of melody. There were some parts here and there that I liked though, and it is a pretty cool idea. Maybe it will sound better if you play something like that but faster. Keep it up. I like your setup too, did you add the pick-up yourself?
myroboticlove 4 years ago
yes i add the pickup. maybe i should show what i do on a performances with a loopstation. i like very much slow tempo , givin spoace for the sounds to enjoy the release. try Morton Feldman or Alva Noto music. be well myroboticlove
ps i'll show u my new hat and faster tempo.
krejzimicz 4 years ago