Road To Hana Chapman Stick motor drive technique

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A quick description of the motor drive technique on the Chapman Stick.
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[@radkon67]

Nima! You're a force of nature, I love how you play and present your ideas with so much musicality, humility and sticky finesse.
Congrats!

[@CINIMA]

I really appreciate the kind words Konrad!! 😊

[@andrewjeffries8721]

Thank you sir for your videos which are an absolute delight. Your multimedia savvy and your 30 year Stick experience make you one of the artists that entertain and inspire me. Again, thank you!!

[@CINIMA]

I appreciate the kind words Andrew and I’m glad you enjoy the content!

[@marksorah9561]

Very kool. Keep it up!✊👍

[@CINIMA]

Thank you!

[@bennuendo]

Love the format. 30 years! Holy moly. See you at the reunion.

[@CINIMA]

Yes, Union 🔥

[@AReddyMusic]

This is awesome!!

[@CINIMA]

Thank you my friend!

[@Grizzleteed]

Thanks for sharing!

[@CINIMA]

Thank you for watching!

[@neurocosm]

Cool. Being a drummer (first) I figured this out myself some time ago. I thought I was the onyl one! Ha. Silly me.

[@CINIMA]

Nice! I actually learned this from Bob Culbertson a very long time ago when I’d just started playing and taking lessons from him.

[@AndreyOrochi]

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[@CINIMA]

Yes! ❤️❤️

[@1968barry]

Very interesting!
Is the stick bass worth exploring?

[@CINIMA]

I tried it a long time ago and it’s interesting, if you want to focus more on the bass sound. I think their most versatile instrument is the NS though.

[@TheOtherClips]

Obligatory "What's your tuning?"

[@CINIMA]

Standard stick guitar 6+6, except the melody side is tuned down a whole step. Kept popping that top string with pitch bends. :)