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Monday, November 01, 2010

"Three minutes with my favorite little drum machine"


YouTube via basswriterNYC | December 02, 2009
Be sure to catch 1:20 on in this one.
"Blasting through a few custom-made patches on the Handsonic HPD-10. Footage shot in Vrindaban, Uttar Pradesh, India in November 2009. Special thanks to JR for filming, Lila for set design, and Louie Rozier for editing and effects."

Some additional details via Elton:
"I fell in love with the Handsonic 10 and took it on a 40-day solitary retreat I did in the Himalayas last year... It was beautiful to program and practice for hours every day without interruption. I'm about to tour Australia and South Africa as a one-man rhythm section with an Indian kirtan band, playing drums on the Handsonic and bass lines on a set of Roland PK-5a pedals (triggering a Muse Receptor 2, a Studio Electronics SE-1x, or an Alesis Nanobass... haven't decided yet), and I thought I'd send this short video to my favorite synth site. Cheers!"

Handsonic HPD-10s on Ebay
Posted by matrix at 11/01/2010 09:16:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. tj milian11/1/10, 10:57 PM

    very nice.

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  2. Jim Harris11/2/10, 4:39 AM

    lovely

    great to see traditional musical skills and contemporary technology in harmony

    pretty awesome hair cut too!

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