Scott Christy
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SEEKING

Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Bass Guitar, Violin, Trumpet, Keyboard, Piano, Upright bass.

ABOUT

Drummer with tuned percussion (midi) seeks guitar player or other instrumentalist (including electronic musicians, e.g., Ableton Live) to co-write and perform music with. Seeking beginning collaborative musical experimentation with a focus on developing a showcase of original dynamic dance music and/or original interpretations of covers appropriate to jazz festivals or original recording. Looking for the right combination of beautiful sounds and patience.

Screen name:
Scott Christy
Member since:
Jan 10 2020
Active within 1 month
Level of commitment:
Committed
Years playing music:
40
Gigs played:
Over 100
Tend to practice:
More than 3 times per week

Influences

Tori Amos
Jaco Pastorius
Bob Ludwig
Jazz-X
Bill Bruford
Omar Hakim
Some 6-year old kid I saw on Johnny Carson about 40 years ago :) and everyone else in between

Instrument experience:

Drums:
Advanced
Electronic Music:
Advanced
Background Singer:
Moderate
Vocalist:
Intermediate
Keyboard:
Intermediate

EQUIPMENT

I'm proficient in a bunch of equipment. I'm kinda geeky about wires and signal routing and can answer most questions related to electronic music and the machinery that makes it, right down to the sysex hexidecimal "nibble" I expect that this creative venture may result in triggered sequences but, for now, all my playing is real-time (no backing/loop tracks being triggered and together we can work if/what/when sequences are triggered).

Normally I would think what kind of equipment I use is largely irrelevant. Tama drums or Pearl drums, 2 toms or 10? No big difference really. However, I am playing a very odd drum-set worthy of mentioning. The drum-set includes a 3-octave midi controller that permits melodic and percussive parts to share a rhythmic base. So the drumparts follow melodic structure. That's why patience may be required, a drummer following melodic structure....

I've included a couple videos using midi-controllers. Please note that I tend to post videos of playing soon after learning/playing the performance for the first time. Hence, the performances are pretty rough and without "production" loops, samples, or other stuff to make it sound better.

MUSIC