Nope, it's not HIP. Neither is playing with saxophone, actually ;-)
But I want to play Muse. I want to play Telephone. And I want to do
it on lute, not on electric guitar.
And occasionally, even in more conventional settings, a little
amplification would be nice, as all these anecdotes about inaudible
lute recitalists make clear.
So, any advice about contact mikes welcomed....
P
2010/10/19 Sauvage Valery <[1]sauvag...@orange.fr>
Is it an HIP position to play with amplification ? Not sure it is
coherent
with what was said about gut strings...
If you want to search for the lost sound... gut strings, no amps.
Same
conditions as yesteryears...
No ?
V ;-)
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Envoye : mardi 19 octobre 2010 11:11
A : Lute list
Objet : [LUTE] Re: Lute volume
Ah, amplification...
I remember that David T and others made some recommendations a
couple
of years ago about contact mikes suitable for lutes. Any fresh
updates?
I fear my lute and saxophone combo won't ever get started without
a
little electronic help.
Peter
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