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OK, I'm not gonna say too much about this one - the video speaks for itself, really. But for all you marching musos out there who've gazed longingly at Roland's seminal V-Accordion and thought... "perhaps us perambulatory percussionists might practice our paradiddles on a prescient product...
... your moment has come ;-)
Andy Mac
Subsonix Said...
That's amazing!
I never knew you could get so many sounds from a biscuit tin taped to a PS-2 controller!
Just what the world needs ;-)
08-Jul-08 02:53 PM Mauro Rosati Said... Very cool. 19-Jul-08 03:54 AM anti-Andy Mac Said... Andy Mac works for Akai so we don't expect much else from him- especially when the Roland is sending the Numark MPCs to their grave. Let us know when Numakai comes up with any new technology! 04-Aug-08 04:22 AM Post a comment 
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SNAMM08: Roland March to the Beat of a New Drum