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The Ebow and using it with an iPad, Demo and Tutorial
Just added this to the site, it was made about a year ago, I use AmpKit+ for the FX
http://thesoundtestroom.com/ebow-using-ipad-demo-tutorial/
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Informative video there, always good to see the mighty Ebow getting some exposure.
I've played one for years and I'd say that it's a difficult as the slide to really get to grips with. It has dynamics galore and can be quite an wild beast !
Allow me to indulge myself with a video I did a few years ago with the Ebow:
Excellent stuff, always much better when a guitarist demo's it, top job
Checked out your channel too, nice playing and it has a really good sound too, I'm actually left handed too, I think i would have been a better guitarist if i had learned to play a left handed guitar
Cheers Doug,
Ta for the comments on me YT channel, I've always recorded the guitar live into the computer - as opposed to using a camera mic and then synced it up with the video in Vegas. This can be a bit hit and miss sometimes though, regarding sync.
Yes, being a lefty and a guitarist can be problematic. I play 'standard' left-handed guitars, but I also learnt (after a fashion) to play right handed guitars upside down too.
I was looking thru the Sweetwater catalog and I don't see any mention of lefthanded options. We are like second-class citizens, and some have speculated we're more neandertal-related than typical humans.
Yes, we 'sinistrals' up until fairly recently were considered to be followers of the left hand path.
Many thanks @Flo26 !
@Flo26 I'd love to hear you using the ebow
E-bow is such an "under the radar" technique. I love the ethereal feelings you can invoke with just an E-bow and a slide with a little wah thrown in to confuse them all.
My E-bow is over 20 years old and still working great.
I always wondered if a piano would react to its EM field.
Oh, forgot to mention that I'm a lefty too. I can't imagine playing guitar left handed though.