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I put in around the dinghy dock near King Park: maps.app.goo.gl/GPU7DKf3pGteGVLi7 Distance to the tip of Fort Adams is about 0.8 miles

@@thepeacerunners Yeah, I went to the jazz fest this way last year, and I think it's going to be a tradition 😊

Thanks! I'm enjoying your videos too. Holler if you'd ever like to meet up to paddle or hike! I'm based in Providence. @sonder__wonder on IG or you can find my email on my RUclips page. Cheers!

@sonder_wonder Thank you! Finishing up an Adirondacks video as we speak...sounds good will be in touch ...alot of great places where we live !

@@thepeacerunners Hey, just wanted to reach out again to see if you'd like to paddle together some time :-)

Thank you! More coming all the time

Hello, thanks for your comment. I launched at Providence St. near Mason St. Here: maps.app.goo.gl/5rvVUXFhZ5e2KD9o9 I wasn't fishing, so I can't comment on that, but I saw lots of herons and songbirds, even a huge turkey high up in a tree. North of the launch is more scenic than south, but there are several downed trees that are only easily passable at high water levels

@@sonder_wonder Thank you.

Yeah, its a really unique instrument, and it especially unlocks doors for someone like me who only plays strings and not keys. I haven't played it in a long while, but I should get back to it. Thanks for your comment. :-)

Never mind ! Now it’s working!

Sea Monster!

@@ashleypeck1725 There's some hyperlapse in there :P

@@ashleypeck1725 I think it was just trapped air in the muck beneath the surface, but it was freaky! There was only 1-2' of water, but the bottom felt like quicksand to my paddle!

Yeah haha

"Whitewater", sort of haha. A few parts of this river *might* be considered Class I rapids

benfuhrman.com/linnstrument-led-controls/

@@sonder_wonder it seems i can't run this patch alongside FL studio and recognize midi input. Were you using ableton for recording this?

@@Froyo_Productions I have to run it before launching Ableton

Chords with 4 or more unique notes usually require both hands even on piano, especially more open as opposed to closed voicings. Granted, the Linnstrument doesn't seem to offer the same kind of hand independence as the piano, unless you really simply the left hand chord/rhythm work to simple triads or 7th chords. I made this chord chart of Linnstrument chords in 4th tuning a long time ago: www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=486757

​@@sonder_wonder Thank you for the diagrams. Yes, that is what I mean. Actually you can make the diagrams directly on an .svg (incl. layers). Rodger Linn sent me those a couple of days ago. They (the .svg files with the LinnStrument keys) are on his website: Linnstrument → 4th String Layout (link) Your diagram is also there: Support → Chord & Scale Shapes (a the bottom of the page).

It is obvious that the '4th String Layout' makes the shapes of root voiced chords almost unplayable with one hand. Even for some of the triads... let alone the so called "seventh" chords. They are a breeze on my keyboard though...

@@PASHKULI good for you. I don't play keys and I do understand how to visualize fourths tuning.

@@sonder_wonder Me too. I am a guitar player and drums player. I always wanted to play piano\keyboard but I found the design to be awful. That is why I made my own.

It plays like a dream! Model DFMV7

@@sonder_wonder I'm gonna have to keep my eyes out on the used market for one! Badass!

Native Instruments. New York Grand piano samples layered over some pad sounds

@@sonder_wonder is it MPE ?

@@HeathParker Kinda. I'm using Ableton, which doesn't support MPE, but I run multiple instances of the synths/sampled piano on their own midi channels as a kludge to create pseudo MPE

This video is pretty old now, and my Linnstrument technique and go-to voicings have changed too. Usually my left-hand thumb is playing the root or bass note of a chord and the natural angle of my left-hand wrist places my pinky somewhere in the middle of the register I'm playing in rather than toward the bass or lower end. Though I love this instrument in that it let's play play more pianistically, it is no piano. It's not really possible to have the same left and right hand independence - bass/chord (LH) + melody (RH) - playing Linnstrument as one can on piano.

Haha, thanks Fruggy

Hi there, to be honest, I find it difficult to have precise control over velocity when playing two-handed. Not that the Linnstrument isn't wonderfully responsive - it is. It's just really hard to strike multiple notes with two different hands equally hard. I usually use a MIDI velocity compressor to even out the note velocities. This video, I actually just fixed the velocity of every note at 64. Yeah, this song is mostly 7th chords. It doesn't bother my wrists to play nots stacked in a column like those minor 7 voicings, but I do change the angles of my wrists/flare out my elbows as I play to reduce strain. I've never played the smaller Linnstrument 128. I think it would be enough, but I do like the full size version.

Okay. Thank you very much for the informative answer! Happy new year. 👍

The tab is on jamtrackcentral.com :-)

Sorry, I don't. I figured it out by ear back in the day. You might try searching guitarprotabs.org/

@@sonder_wonder They have a total of 2 Phish songs. I'll check out Emils. if you ever feel like doing a litte video lesson im sure many would appreciate it. Well done on the playing!