ROLI Meets Jason Turk: Using the Seaboard RISE 2 in traditional Irish music

Hmm. With one of these I could become Musical Saul! Not sure that would be such a good idea though, ... ROLI Meets Jason Turk: Using the Seaboard RISE 2 in traditional Irish music. Working out what to call this instrument is an interesting exercise!

"I feel it's like it's an instrument that should be played in a real life setting rather than just doing a little bit of noodling for something that you're producing," he tells us. "I've been able to use it right from the start to play for 3 hours for a gig and play 50 tunes on it, play 10,000 notes, just to be able to do that and to treat it and expect it to be a real instrument and to be able to perform like that. So, I think it sat better probably in the Trad music circle than I expected."

Rescuing people from fishing villages, ... 

See Genesis - Home By The Sea (Live in London March 25, 2022).

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Somehow I don't think they would ever make me feel guilty about anything! See Julia Galef Discusses Intellectual Honesty.

Subscribe to my channel, but be very careful about what you watch. Read Sylvie & Bruno and probably all the collected works of Lewis Carol and Aristotle, to boot, before you go into that theater!

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