Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Les Fradkin - Lift Off
YouTube via lfradkin. via fischek
"Les Fradkin, from the Original Cast of Beatlemania, presents "Lift Off" from his "One Link Between Them" CD.
This album has received wide acclaim in publications such as Keyboard Magazine and across the Internet.
Les, who is classically trained, is moving at Hyper speed. In this video, he's playing the Starr Labs Ztar MIDI Guitar in a Neo Classical Shred meets Bach influenced style on his own composition.
The Ztar can be strummed with string triggers or tapped with one or both hands as seen in this video.
The main lead sound is the Arturia Moog Modular V and the Logic ES2. Background sounds are from an M-Tron, Roland XV-5080 and Arturia Soft Synths. The sounds at the intro are made with Propellerhead Reason.
Take a Journey To The Stars!
MIDI Guitar.... as you've never seen it before!
Visit the Les Fradkin Official Website"
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Wow, I've never seen one of those outside of Cikira's studio!
ReplyDeleteCool instrument.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I'm a huge fan of the "Neo Classical Shred meets Bach influenced style" situation... but, you know.