It looks to be what amounts to an all-electronic set of bagpipes, i.e., a breath controller and synthesizer unit, which adds in user-adjustable drones. Apparently it's of German manufacture, has been around for some years, and is intended for people needing to quietly practice the bagpipes. Not surprisingly, the main market would be in the highlands.
Apparently, it does MIDI, and if you run it through an amp, it sounds quite realistic. Is anybody else wondering what it would sound like through some effects pedals?
Posted by: gjw | http://the-fix.org | Fri Nov 15 00:04:57 2002
Mmmmm bagpipes are a great drone instrument, yes I can see much potential in this with a couple of delay pedals and a wah.
Posted by: m | http:// | Fri Nov 15 05:45:44 2002
wow, if Masonna had one of these ... !
Posted by: Scott Murray | http://www.coherentsolutions.co.uk | Fri Sep 19 00:29:58 2003
The degar pipes. I'm thinking of buying a degar, and am concerned that it won't fit in to the port on my sounds desk, which is used with my PA. Any one know?
Posted by: acb | http://dev.null.org | Fri Sep 19 07:05:31 2003
No idea, though I can't imagine it being a problem. Surely it'd have either a headphone socket or a line out, which, with the right cable, would serve your purpose.
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Posted by: Graham | http://grudnuk.com | Thu Nov 14 13:48:59 2002
You know I'm thinking? The Flinders St piper does electroclash!