[QUOTE=triplej05;46682717]Don't get the point of the blind fold.[/QUOTE]
it's to make it look harder I guess but really any drummer knows where his kit is anyway since drumming just involves muscle memory and rhythm and isn't a hand eye coordination thing
[QUOTE=hydrated;46682728]it's to make it look harder I guess but really any drummer knows where his kit is anyway since drumming just involves muscle memory and rhythm and isn't a hand eye coordination thing[/QUOTE]
It's like not looking at your keyboard while typing.
[QUOTE=CapsAdmin;46682731]It's like not looking at your keyboard while typing.[/QUOTE]
Who does that? I just look at the text and navigate by feeling. That's why there are little nubs on the f and j keys on qwerty keyboards.
[QUOTE=CapsAdmin;46682731]It's like not looking at your keyboard while typing.[/QUOTE]
if you have to look at your keyboard then you don't know how to type. they should have taught you this in your introductory to computers course back in middle school.
I just know where the keys are, I would probably struggle to break 40 words per minute if I had to look at the keyboard.
Yeah I am a pretty shit drummer but all my life I have been learning to drum with eyes pinned at the script, so I wouldn't get anywhere if I had to look at the drums. Once you memorize the track there's literally no reason to look a kit you are already familiar with.
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What's more impressive is that I am fairly sure the original track is beatspliced and this guy plays it legit. There's nothing groundbreaking through it but the precision in the odd beats was fairly impressive at least to me.
[QUOTE=cwook;46682752]Who does that? I just look at the text and navigate by feeling. That's why there are little nubs on the f and j keys on qwerty keyboards.[/QUOTE]
I did for a while when I first started using computers. But I assume most people here don't look at their keyboards while typing which is why I thought it would be a nice analogy.
[QUOTE=hydrated;46682799]if you have to look at your keyboard then you don't know how to type. they should have taught you this in your introductory to computers course back in middle school.[/QUOTE]
Way to be an assumptive douchebag. There was no such thing as a course that taught me to type when I went school.
[QUOTE=paul simon;46683453]Way to be an assumptive douchebag. There was no such thing as a course that taught me to type when I went school.[/QUOTE]
How old are you? I'm from norway and we got computer courses when i was in 3rd grade. I'm 20 now.
[QUOTE=dannass;46683537]How old are you? I'm from norway and we got computer courses when i was in 3rd grade. I'm 20 now.[/QUOTE]
Northern Norway, 21 in 5 days.
We never had computer science classes, and we never had keyboard typing classes.
[QUOTE=paul simon;46683546]Northern Norway, 21 in 5 days.
We never had computer science classes, and we never had keyboard typing classes.[/QUOTE]
Ahh, south side here. We are prone to be the guinea pigs of this nation when it comes to school projects. You northeners are too busy battling ice monsters and making good fish to be worrying about computer typing.
This I would call impresive blind drum playing:
[video=youtube;iBA4vWQRBA0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBA4vWQRBA0[/video]
You know, he has been blind since shortly after birth, and he can rock on keyboards, harmonica, drums, bass guitar, congas, bongos and keytar, and sing at the same time.
impressive.
richard d. james's work is and has always been genius.
Absolutely amazing stick control
It's extremely hard for a human to emulate a drum machine like that.
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