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Lucky Paul

mkell424mkell424
in General App Discussion

I thought people might be interested in this, especially those who go out and busk. Paul is a live improv street performer who started out with loop pedals and Commodore 64s and now uses an iPad, keyboard controller, etc.

Scroll down and check out the video from the streets of New York where he lets anyone come up and speak into a microphone while he's jamming.

http://us.novationmusic.com/community/news/lucky-paul-from-chaos-comes-music?utm_campaign=Lucky+Paul&utm_source=emailCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=

Comments

  • HmtxHmtx

    Haha, I like this. best part is he's using a computer keyboard as a MIDI foot pedal. ;-b

  • mkell424mkell424
    edited August 2015

    @Hmtx said:
    Haha, I like this. best part is he's using a computer keyboard as a MIDI foot pedal. ;-b

    It's a lot cheaper than buying a proper foot pedal. I'm trying to figure what he's using in the video. He's probably feeding the improv mic into Loopy on the iPad.

  • HmtxHmtx

    I actually just built my own, based on a bluetooth keyboard. Total cost about $16. That's part of why I liked it so much.

    The article from Novation says he's running two mac minis. I think the iPad is just a controller for his Ableton Live session.

    At any rate, this is very inspiring stuff. I think the vocal mic is just going thru a delay, bypassed most of the time. I'm going to have to experiment with that in AUFX:Dub

  • Musikman4ChristMusikman4Christ

    I know amazon has some really cheap rechargable Bluetooth keyboards...so how can one use it as a controller?

    @Hmtx said:
    I actually just built my own, based on a bluetooth keyboard. Total cost about $16. That's part of why I liked it so much.

    The article from Novation says he's running two mac minis. I think the iPad is just a controller for his Ableton Live session.

    At any rate, this is very inspiring stuff. I think the vocal mic is just going thru a delay, bypassed most of the time. I'm going to have to experiment with that in AUFX:Dub

  • HmtxHmtx
    edited August 2015

    Just connect it with a spare iPhone that can run DoubleDecker (requires BT 4.0). Then send from DD over to your main iOS device with the Apollo app or Network MIDI wifi.

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