[Kritavi]

Armin Küpper

 

[1saxman]

That's too much, man! I love doing that stuff myself. Once I was able to go into a pedestrian tunnel under a road which was right beside the bandstand on an outdoor gig. This was a rectangular concrete culvert of about 10' x 8' high and about 75' long. The sound and echo was amazing! I really like the extended delay you get out of that pipe.

 

[1saxman]

Hey, play his next vid on You Tube where the cam is inside the pipe - incredible!

 

[Benjamin Allen]

Too cool--thanks for sharing this.

 

[Kritavi]

I love this stuff too. I was part of the only concert ever to talk place in the circular stairway of historic Coit Tower in San Francisco. It was a concert of spatial music with the improvising musicians on different landings and the audience walking up and down the stairway for a different aural perspective. These days it would be documented but this was about 40 years ago and is lost to time.

This guy is great, funky, fun and has a great feel for it.

 

[Kritavi]

Too cool--thanks for sharing this.

Can you imagine Tony Dagradi working with something like this? He'd take it a few levels up.

 

[Benjamin Allen]

Can you imagine Tony Dagradi working with something like this? He'd take it a few levels up.

That would be fantastic!

 

[joost]

Any idea what saxophone he's playing? Looks like a Hohner to me...

 

[bholder]

It's not as easy as it might seem. I set up delay and some reverb and tried it (see my soundcloud link in my sig, under "bad jazz lab") and it's pretty tough to keep the groove...

 

[buddy lee]

Should've played the solo from Man Eater on this