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Colorado National Monument

Colorado National Monument Visitor Center, 1750

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Colorado National Monument Visitor Center, 1750, Rim Rock Drive, Fruita, Mesa County, Colorado, 81507, United States

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Sightings

3 observations

Aug 31, 2021latest
Photo of Colorado National Monument at Colorado National Monument Visitor Center, 1750, Rim Rock Drive, Fruita, Mesa County, Colorado, 81507, United States. Recorded in the…

Recorded in the desert, playing a controller into a world-class physically-modelled virtual piano powered by solar energy. Amazing how awesome this world-class vst piano sounds off-grid/renewable energy/going green! This is my second video figuring things out! Elisa Owen did the videography, a big ask on 100 degree afternoon. You can see this flying insect seeing the color of my shirt being right for a flower, but the smell seemingly did not compute:)

Original sighting
Aug 27, 2021
Photo of Colorado National Monument at Colorado National Monument Visitor Center, 1750, Rim Rock Drive, Fruita, Mesa County, Colorado, 81507, United States. Recorded in the…

Recorded in the desert. Camped at Saddlehorn Campground in my tiny Wee Roll trailer. The sun came alright! It was 108 degrees the first day, then finally down to just under 100 the day I made this video. Solar panels, batteries, living green in the desert!

Original sighting
Aug 25, 2021
Photo of Colorado National Monument at Colorado National Monument Visitor Center, 1750, Rim Rock Drive, Fruita, Mesa County, Colorado, 81507, United States. Recorded in the…

Recorded in the desert, playing a controller into a world-class physically-modelled virtual piano powered by solar energy. Amazing how awesome this world-class vst piano sounds off-grid/renewable energy/going green! \n\nThis is my first video figuring things out! I accidentally let my laptop sunshield get in the way of the shot! Elisa Owen did the videography, and we kept the shield out of the shot on our subsequent videos. Live and learn! \n\nGoal Zero solar panels and battery, the 18 lb. Nektar GXP88 keyboard controlling Pianoteq 7 (New York Steinway D) in PreSonus Studio One 5, and my rubber pad keeping the sustain pedal from crawling away in the sand while I try to read my ideas scribbled on a piece of paper. And rockin' \

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