Our friend Peter DiStefano is one bomb-shizzle guitarist. He spent the past two summers rocking with electronic dance group Hybrid. Here's a video I found on YouTube of Peter playing with Hybrid at the Avalon. Play the video and fast forward about 40 seconds.
He's using a cello bow to play the guitar! Peter has a knack for creating really cool sounds on his guitar using really strange methods. I saw him play with Hybrid at Coachella 2006 (this was before I had met him), and I remember at one point he turned his guitar around and started playing the springs on the back. It was a very memorable performance, which is why I was really excited when we started working with Peter to make content for Samplebase.
Now after a bit of hard work, we are happy to announce Peter DiStefano's first SoundBlock, Exosphere - Experimental Guitar. We've tried to capture a wide range of Peter's sonic spectrum with this SoundBlock. It's got everything from light and ethereal to dark and heavy.
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Can your guitar player do this?
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2 comments:
>He's using a cello bow to play the guitar!
He might have seen Jimmy Page doing it back in the seventies with Led Zep no?
Jimmy with a violin bow and an echoplex is an awesome site.
Where I grew up all worthy rock guitarists had violin bows in their case.
That's so cool. It's amazing what a wicked player can do to a guitar. :-)
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