First tryouts with my new big project, the >thundersheetmachine< . Early technical state, but will grow and grow and include many more items. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84bQee-EWNY
Schwimmendes Häschen
Did you know? Rabbits can swim.
Some breeds adapted to live in wet environments, and regularly swim in their day-to-day lives.pic.twitter.com/CuqsR2TH4V
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 19, 2024
Der Photosynthese zuschauen
#natur
You can see photosynthesis in real-time
[📹 Action Lab Shorts]pic.twitter.com/kYkeVHBsYC
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 19, 2024
Höhepunkte der modernen Arbeitswelt
Man weiß nicht, ob man sich freuen soll.
Strawberry picking solution that avoids back problems.pic.twitter.com/1hrL48Jkya
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 19, 2024
Singer, falling down the stairs
Kann es nicht einbetten, geht ihr hier, ohne die Treppen runterzufallen:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0gtTd4DWYs8?si=NTMnBE95apfohB7w
E-Drumkit wie echt
Und wieder bisschen Techno-News: Ein E-Drumkit, das sich materialiter wie echt anfühlt.
These e-cymbals stand out not just because they’re made of real metal (albeit with a sort of Ben Day muting mechanism). In capturing the samples from all the analog cymbals in the archives — and seriously, there are a lot of different cymbal options here — Zildjian made sure to record each position at least three times. The result is that when you hit the cymbal in the same spot more than once, you don’t get the exact same sound every time (because no one ever actually hits an acoustic in the exact same way every time; there’s also some slight variation). It’s a subtle difference, but those are also the sort of nuances that have held e-drum cymbals back for so long.
(via boingboing)