"A Loop Supreme" Live Remix/Mashup on The Choppertone

A live mashup built around the bass line of John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme, Part 1: Acknowledgement" performed on the "Choppertone," a custom-built MIDI controller created by Nick Francis.

Sources for the mashup:
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme, Pt. 1: Acknowledgement - from "A Love Supreme" (1964)
Karsh Kale - Break of Dawn - from "Liberation" (2003)
John Scofield - Down D - from "This Meets That" (2007)
Don Braden - Cousin Esau - from "Organic" (1995)
Ralph Towner - Five Glimpses, Pt. 1 - from "Timeline" (2006)
Police - Wrapped Around Your Finger - from "Synchronicity" (1983)
Branford Marsalis - A Love Supreme, Pt. 1: Acknowledgement - from "Footsteps of Our Fathers" (200

Category:

Music

Tags:

• DIY Midi Controller
• Jazz mashup
• remix
• controllerism
• Nick Francis
• Choppertone
• Justin Steyer
• John Coltrane
• Karsh Kale
• John Scofield
• Don Braden
• Ralph Towner
• Police
• Branford Marsalis
• KPLU
• NPR
• Ableton Live
• Mashup

[zinoff]

great job! small error in the description it says Fats waller.

[KPLU885]

@zinoff Thank you for the heads up! It appears to be a poor copy/paste job from another Choppertone mashup - all fixed now.

[P0rn0ralle84]

Killer!



[2kaorg]

knob twiddling at its best :)

[werewoofer]

So, its jazz dub in a sense.

[chriszanf]

@musicandfaith It looks like Ableton Live with a dark/black skin

[musicandfaith]

What software are you using to trigger?

[backstagebistro]

This is exceptionally cool. Any way I can purchase a copy?

[valleus]

Very nice

[bassiclogic]

It's not actually an instrument, its more like a live arranger/ loop Controller / Mixer. Pretty Cool!