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www.youtube.com — Help me and share this on Twitter! clicktotweet.com Drum Cover on State Homicide of my friend Skyërn Aklea! All improvisation! **Copyright Statement** This video is not intended to infringe any copyright laws in any way. Skyërn Aklea – State Homicide from the 2012 release: Hemozas Y Memoros _______________________________ GO LIKE SKYËRN’S FACEBOOK! www.facebook.com And he also have a Twitter: fr.twitter.com _______________________________ (Remix) Drums by Antoine Fadavi antoinefadavi@gmail.com **Vlog/Drum Lessons Channel** My New Channel: www.youtube.com Please subscribe to my “Vlog/Drum Lessons” channel too! _______________________________ TWITTER : www.twitter.com FACEBOOK : www.fb.com INSTAGRAM : @antoinefadavi YOUTUBE : www.youtube.com _______________________________ My Website: www.AntoineFadavi.com My Kit I am playing a Roland TD9-KX2 V-Drums My sticks (used in this video) are Vic Firth 7A Audio Recording: I record using 2 mono Cables into my mixer, which is an Yamaha MG10/2. From there it goes direct to my computer via a M-AUDIO Fast Track Pro interface. For mixing and mastering I am using Adobe Audition CS5. Video Recording: The videos are recorded LIVE using a Nikon Coolpix P510, Canon Legria HF R16 Camera and a Motorola Xoom. I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 for editing software. Green Wave Recording Studio’s property.
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Music lovers will often tell you that Roland’s TR-808 gave birth to modern music. Acid house, rap, techno and other genres owe some of their original (and even current) sounds to that synthetic beat. Moritz Simon Geist appreciates the effort, but has built a solution for those who think the drum machine is a little too perfect: his MR-808 installation has robot limbs playing all the equivalent real-world instruments, right down to the cowbell. A laptop musician at the helm sends MIDI input to an Arduino controller that then triggers the robot’s instrument motors and matching lights. The effect is a unique mix of flawless cues with imprecise, almost organic sounds — imagine 808 State or Kanye West replacing each and every machine with a live band and you’ve got the idea. Although the sheer size of the MR-808 sadly nixes chances you’ll ever see one at the local nightclub, it could give any of Geist’s recorded music one of the more distinct vibes we’ve heard.
MR-808 recreates Roland drum machine with robot instruments, puts them in an 808 State (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 07 Nov 2012 18:36:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Using Track-Filter and Envelopes, G-Stomper Drum Machine for Android (Device: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1) G-Stomper is a highly optimized Drum Machine/Groovebox for doing electronic live performances on your Android device. play.google.com play.google.com Official Website: www.planet-h.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Google+: plus.google.com Follow me on Twitter to get latest news: twitter.com Follow me on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com Check out my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
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SpaceX and Bigelow Aerospace are teaming up to cross-promote their private aerospace tech. The duo are kicking off a tour in Asia to drum up governmental and business support for the Falcon 9 rocket and BA’s BA 330 floating habitat. The latter has 330 cubic meters of space and can support a crew of six for scientific experimentation, or ensuring no-one can ever out-do your bachelor party. More details about the tie up are expected just as soon as Elon Musk’s company can get that DragonX to escape the atmosphere.
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SpaceX and Bigelow Aerospace drum up support for the space hotel of the future originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 11 May 2012 11:21:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jonah Rocks System of a Down, Toxicity. Jonah on Facebook www.facebook.com Get Your Jonah Rocks T-Shirt here: thrillershop.com Jonah Loves playing SOAD! Enjoy! Jonah is five years of age.Jonah would like to Thank these companies for all of their help: Vic Firth Drumsticks- www.vicfirth.com SJC Custom Drums- sjcdrums.com Zildjian Cymbals- www.zildjian.com DW Pedals, Stands, and Hardware- www.dwdrums.com Evans Drum Heads – www.evansdrumheads.com Stoked Custom Thrones – www.myspace.com ALL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL IS USED UNDER THE GUIDELINES OF “FAIR USE” IN TITLE 17 & 107 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE, AND UNDER ARTICLES 29 & 29.1 OF THE CANADIAN COPYRIGHT ACT. SUCH MATERIAL REMAINS THE PROPERTY OF THE ORIGINAL OWNER OF THE COPYRIGHT, AND IS USED HERE FOR THE PURPOSES OF EDUCATION, COMPARISON, AND CRITICISM ONLY. Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Here it is — the final piece in your all fabric New Order cover band. This $ 30 wearable drum machine brings a much needed edge to ThinkGeeks existing collection of soft-circuit “instruments.” You can choose from seven different drum kits, including the ubiquitous 808 and a palette of chip tune effects. The T-shirt’s integrated recorder lets you build loops up to three minutes long and endlessly layer on the sounds. Just keep piling ‘em on until your old-school hip hop homage has become an impenetrable wall of noise that washes over you as you walk down the street, proclaiming your geekdom in rhythm. And, of course, the included mini amp cranks all the way up to 11. Check out the videos after the break to see MC Lars and Dex Fontaine demo the capabilities of the personal percussion pullover.
Continue reading ThinkGeek Drum Machine bangs out block-rockin’ beats wherever you go (video)
ThinkGeek Drum Machine bangs out block-rockin’ beats wherever you go (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 10 Dec 2011 20:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Slappin’ da bass, mon! Bill Ruppert has put up another Effectology video, this time showing how to create a steel drum effect with just a bunch of EHX guitar effects.
The best part? The maracas!
The maracas or shaker sound was produced by sliding an EHX manual across the guitar strings. Using EQ to lower the bass and increase the middle frequencies helps shape the sound. The opening drone sound was recorded in two parts. The surf or ocean wave sound is white noise from a Big Muff fuzz manually filtered by a Micro Synthesizer pedal.
Believe it or not, this isn’t the first time that Daito Manabe has used some electrical stimulation in a face-twisting musical experiment, but he’s taken things one big step further with his latest project. As before, this rig creates wild facial twitches controlled by music (not the other way around), but it also includes a second set of sensors that allows another person to tap on a virtual drum kit and send the (hopefully) willing subject’s face into a fit of synchronization. All of which is, of course, better seen than explained — check it out in action after the break.
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Continue reading Daito Manabe’s sensor-based drum machine might actually melt your face off
Daito Manabe’s sensor-based drum machine might actually melt your face off originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 14 Dec 2010 21:08:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Talk about just in time. With merely weeks to go before Mr. Claus makes his wintry journey ’round the globe, Mad Catz has decided to finally ship a peripheral that was introduced way back in June. Without a doubt, the MIDI Pro adapter is one of the more intriguing music game accessories to hit the open market, enabling Rock Band 3 owners to use most MIDI keyboards and drum sets with the title. The box is shipping as we speak for Sony’s PS3 and Nintendo’s Wii, and the Xbox 360 variant should be headed to Best Buy in the coming hours. If you’ll recall, this guy’s also designed to work with the forthcoming Rock Band 3 Squier guitar / controller, and it even features a velocity sensitive adjustment for MIDI drums designed to reduce cross-talk during play. At $ 39.99, it’s a no-brainer for those who already own a MIDI instrument or two, but we just might be more excited about the hacking possibilities than anything else. DIYers, get at it!
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Continue reading Mad Catz ships Rock Band 3 MIDI Pro adapter, gives your keyboard and drum set new life
Mad Catz ships Rock Band 3 MIDI Pro adapter, gives your keyboard and drum set new life originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 04 Dec 2010 03:47:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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