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[Vaisvil]

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A mash of ImprovFriday artists:

Peter Thörn = STE-005 (This mornings new instrument...)
Roger "ErocNet" Sundström = Cymb Step and Cymb Talk
Paul Chagas = Late March and Melancholic
Guenter Glaeser = the sky has never been so green
Benjamin Smith = Ben.improv.May.18.2012

http://improvfriday.com/

[Geir]

Really cool stuff Vaisvil.

[Hilary]

Wonderful improv - seriously talented guys.

[Vaisvil]

thanks for the listen - yes - a lot of talent on ImprovFriday.

[Ferryman_1957]

Spooky, weird and very intriguing - could you tell us a bit more about how you did this? I enjoyed listening to it.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Vaisvil]

I sequenced peoples improvised pieces like samples and used lots of effects in the process like echo, ring modulation , etc.

[Ferryman_1957]

Interesting, it all hangs together really well. Had this one playing again this morning for mood music.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Hook]

Very interesting. It's surprising how together this feels and how truly enjoyable a listen it is. Awesome Vaisvil!
Rock on!

[Vaisvil]

Hi Nigel, not all mashes work out equally well, some though become special and get an amazing life of their own.

like this one by Steve Layton - I find it hard to think this was done by separate people in separate places at separate times not at all listening to each other - everyone just doing their thing. I play the acoustic guitar, Jude sings and plays synth, Shane plays Uke. There are only a few bum notes and after a few listens I even like em now.

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But then Steve Layton is a master at mashes. Steve Layton: Being Cauliflower (feat. Shane Cadman, Chris Vaisvil, Jude Cowan)