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hayesdt - Posted - 05/02/2020: 16:05:41
My first attempt at a multi-video recording.
WyoBob - Posted - 05/02/2020: 17:18:32
Good PIg's foot
WyoBob - Posted - 05/02/2020: 17:20:43
Good PIg's foot
Edited by - WyoBob on 05/02/2020 17:20:59
fiddlinsteudel - Posted - 05/02/2020: 18:46:49
Great job! What’s the bass instrument looks like a giant thumb piano
hayesdt - Posted - 05/02/2020: 18:59:14
quote:
Originally posted by fiddlinsteudel
Great job! What’s the bass instrument looks like a giant thumb piano
It's a marimbula, made by MIchael Allen (Cloud Nine Instruments), Ostrander OH. The one I have is a 9-noter.
cloudninemusical.com/Pages/Marimbulas.html
Edited by - hayesdt on 05/02/2020 18:59:38
frank rehagen - Posted - 05/02/2020: 19:04:39
Good job. I play this too. I’m looking at trying my hand at multi recording myself. Guitar,fiddle and upright bass
frank rehagen - Posted - 05/02/2020: 19:07:39
PS. That marimbula sounds great
loy - Posted - 05/03/2020: 03:47:35
That was really well done on all 4 instruments, the marimbula sounds a lot like an upright bass, what a cool addition to an old time band!
hayesdt - Posted - 05/03/2020: 06:17:51
quote:
Originally posted by loy
That was really well done on all 4 instruments, the marimbula sounds a lot like an upright bass, what a cool addition to an old time band!
In all of the mp3 audio recordings I've posted both on the Fiddle and Banjo Hangouts, I've used this marimbula instead of an upright bass. For these types of recordings, it certainly does well. I've even taken it to small jams, extended the "cello-pin" at its bottom so I can stand up to play it, and it very closely approximates the upright bass in a small jam. Much easier to haul around too!
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