Sipaliwini

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by Sipaliwini 3y ago
Air drumming feels much nicer with drumsticks. You actually get tactile feedback this way if you use a relaxed grip and let the butt of the stick hit your palm. I make Aerodrums and that operates at 125Hz for the mocap. As far as I understa
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by Sipaliwini 3y ago
Yann here, Aerodrums co-founder / developer. Thank you for the plug. We're doing a Kickstarter right now for Aerodrums 2. It will have support for VR passthrough. We'll add support for Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest 3 as soo
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
Why assume the samples and audio engine are crap? They're not. There isn't that much overlap between drummers/drums learners and music tech people. No reason to abandon ones for the others when both can be served.
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
He doesn't say that, he says that you can easily adapt existing techniques. He's just doing a very relaxed and loose German grip that results in the butt of the stick hitting his palm. The moeller and double strokes he shows are s
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
There are things you can't do, like press or buzz rolls, but you can bounce off your palm and drum very fast this way. Take a look at http://youtu.be/iF8296Aai9k?t=2m28s (starts on a roll)
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
Agreed if they're not a drummer or not learning the drums
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
The rebound video shows double strokes
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by Sipaliwini 12y ago
There is tactile feedback as explained in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iF8296Aai9k (also shows rolls). Like with any good electronic drums, the latency is not perceivable.