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Originally Posted by sonicl
To me that sounds like Haino would be improvising along to a drone. How on earth is he going to acheive that and it not just be a solo improvisation backed by a drone? I suppose any sort of sound can give inspiration to an improviser, but a drone?
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Ahem, Indian music, anyone?
Seriously though; I find having a drone in place to be infinitely preferable and far more improvisationally inspirational than dead air most of the time. I sometimes like to use my friend's "Raagini" (a tanpura machine that produces drones) during solo guitar performances. It's definitely nice to have it there, and gives a surprising amount of textural stimuli to respond to while still maintaining almost total freedom within its key.
I wish I could see this show.