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Eigenharp meets DT

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  • They need to learn a new song...

  • Hmm interesting.. looks like a space-age Chapman stick.

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  • Makes me think of the Bourne trilogy xD

  • @iselldummysmacks I agree, it doesn't seem as crazy-innovative as it's being made out to be. Perhaps actually playing one would change what I think, but from the perspective of a musician, there's nothing stopping someone doing the same thing on a standard keyboard. They're still cool, though.

  • @liquidtension ELP are British, for your info.

  • With respect to the musicians, coming from a fellow musician, I'm really interested in buying an Eigenharp, now that they brought it to the US. But even understanding that its a new product, and virtuosos are hard to come by right now, I still feel that these guys could do more in terms of how they play it. From what I've seen these guys do in all of their demonstration and performance videos, whats stopping a savy keyboardist from making the same sounds?

  • @MISTIKRAIN88 I just did! The only thing it got right was Backstage and Come down... Thats some bad Close Captioning haha

  • @MISTIKRAIN88 lol so messed up

  • BTW - it will only work on a MAC. It's not Windows compatible and you still need to hook it up to your stereo or guitar amp to get any kind of decent sound. The drums sound cheesy. Still it's very cool however $5600 is way too expensive for this toy. I wouldn't call it portable either. You need a computer at all times to hear anything.

  • LOL try this video with the subtitles in english...XD

  • ELP often cover pieces by Aaron Copland, including Hoedown and Fanfare for the Common Man. I assume they do this because Copland was the first American nationalistic composer (meaning he purposely composed pieces to sound like "American Music". "Appalachian Spring" is based off of an American folk song) and ELP were pretty much the first successful American Progressive Rock band. So I guess they were trying to follow in Copland's footsteps.

  • @liquidtension

    Didnt know :( but whats the orginal one?

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