How a Musician Hacked His Drum Kit to Sound Like a Full Band
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- There's only so much a solo drummer can do without other musicians backing him up-a limitation that prompted musician Greg Fox to experiment with "sensory percussion," a pioneering drumming technique. By placing high-tech sensors on his snare, kick, toms, and cymbals, Greg managed to make a single drum kit function like a full band.
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Brian Chipperdale, Glenn Kotche and Greg are the best experimental drummers of this generation.
Ive owned Sensory Percussion triggers for a few months now and the challenge is to go beyond samples and into something that resembles music. Maybe I can get there one day.
I want to hear a rehearsed piece that’s been mixed and mastered. I’m not sure about it right now
Mixed is putting in all the pieces of audio files together , what is mastering?
His entire album The Gradual Progression.
sh7bm yeah, record everything on different tracks and properly eq them then mix it in a cohesive track. Comprende
@@johnnyc.3261 so his album? Pretty much what they were promoting here?
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1:51 can anyone tell me what audio-interface he's using? Or what will do to record 1 sensory percussion module, an spd-sx and some accoustic drums?
James Templeton aka LIMB did this over a decade ago.
You mean triggers? They’ve been around and have had the ability to do this for while even before this video.
Really interesting
Hes a damn genius
Last
Makes me third one then
Now you just need to figure out how to make it sound good....
Someone doesn't listen to jazz.
how is this different than triggering pads on an mpc ? Oh it's not - except it sounds like noise!
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