Electric Counterpoint I - Steve Reich

Fast

Performed by
Joseph Perez Mirandilla
Hiroshima, Japan September 2007

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• electric
• counterpoint
• steve
• reich
• classical
• guitar
• joseph
• perez
• mirandilla

[13aquarela]

i think he is using a recorded sequence. isn`t it.

[sheftzus]

it is.

[helengidari]

great shoes

[Richard234]

One of my favorite Reich pieces. Beautifully executed. Thanks

[suustube]

@invictorium he probably uses two different outputs, one clean and one with a fast and short delay, he might use something like a reverse reverb or something, I dont't know.

[suustube]

@invictorium he probably uses two different outputs, one clean and one with a fast and short delay, he might use something like a reverse reverb ore something, I dont't know.

[TheRobocopter]

Reminds me of the lumiloops from Electroplankton. Man this is relaxing.

[invictorium]

how do you get that effect????? from those other background guitars, sounds like reverse delay or something.

[bigbearpaws]

Brilliant performance - thank you! Very unusual to haer this piece performed. Did you make the backing track yourself???

[5tocks]

thumbs if rjd2 brought u here

[5tocks]

thumbs for rjd2

[mobscene9305]

@wardadams No, it's a taped backing. It's scored for eleven guitars and two basses, but can also be played by one guitar with a recorded backing (as here).

[cropatia]

@wardadams yeah idk...what the hells the rest of the noise then? i think he's playing along with a recording. it's def has other instruments in the waves. whatev who cares. i wish there was more original Reich up.

[wardadams]

@sheftzus I think he's using a loop feedback deal.