infinite guitar

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The infinite guitar is an electric guitar modification that uses electronics to create endlessly sustaining notes, famously employed by guitarist and composer Michael Brook.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric guitar modification
musical instrument technology
appliesTo electric guitar
associatedWithArtist The Edge NERFINISHED
U2 NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson Brian Eno NERFINISHED
Daniel Lanois NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
designedFor extended note duration
textural soundscapes
developedIn 20th century
enablesTechnique long drones
orchestral-like guitar textures
sustained melodic lines
famousFor use by Michael Brook
field electric guitar design
music technology
hasComponent custom electronics
modified pickup system
hasEffect continuously sustaining notes
endless sustain
hasInventor Michael Brook NERFINISHED
hasNotableFeature ability to hold a single pitch indefinitely
control over note decay
sustain independent of amplifier feedback
hasUse live performance
studio recording
influenced later sustain guitar systems
isTypeOf guitar effects technology
sustain device
notableUser Michael Brook NERFINISHED
relatedTo EBow NERFINISHED
infinite sustain
sustainiac pickup NERFINISHED
usedInGenre ambient music
experimental rock
film score music
usedOn Michael Brook recordings
U2 recordings NERFINISHED
uses electronic circuitry
feedback system

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Michael Brook developed infinite guitar
Michael Brook instrument infinite guitar