After getting some experience of trying to reach a skin’s limitations, I finally was able to get the skin sounding very sharp and satisfying to my ears. Today, we pull out the super fancy microphone to try hear how the skin sounds.
Also shown are some current Abbott shenanigans. After about 3~5 years of procrastinating, Carl and Kyle ascend the avocado tree to take about half of it down, as it was starting to compete with the telephone pole.
I must say, as one who’s never been afraid of heights, I started to feel my mortality when clinging to the topmost branch while cutting off small chunks with the other. (even when strapped in by a chain)
Wow your shamisen sounds even more incredible than usual!
I must say, as one who’s never been afraid of heights, I started to feel my mortality when clinging to the topmost branch while cutting off small chunks with the other. (even when strapped in by a chain)
Just don’t look down! You have to be ignorant if how high up you really are lol
I haven’t been doing kawahari so I don’t know if my ears can hear the difference in detail, but I would say your shamisen sounds like mine has done for the past year. I’m sure my sound has degraded a bit but I don’t know by how much.
KH (And Karl, as well ) : The model # for that mic is AT4033.
Cody: That’s the odd thing, as I normally like to look down, as I feel like a seagull waiting for a head to take a crap on.
Jonathan: Thanks bro! Ah yeah, cutting the tree felt like such a shame, as there was at least 100 young avocados on the branches we cut. Too small to eat, but would’ve been in 4+ months
Shinji:
Well, one thing is for certain, it had parents.
Truth be told, it is skin given as a gift to use solely for personal practice. From one kawahari craftsman to another
Karl: Noice! Yeah, I was really stoked when I tapped on other shamisen and, for the first time, mine was higher pitched. Apperantely, the max sound quality of a skin lasts for about a year. (Hiroshi Nitta changes his skins about once a year) Afterwards, it still sounds great, but is more up to the player to bring out the awesomeness.