venetian snares - vache drum solo source?

https://youtu.be/c2f5gOo1VEM?t=2m46s

also balazs pandi is who he's referring to in the CANADIAN REGGAE video where the subtitles say BLESS PANDI, so i thought it could be possible

this sounds like some doll doll doll type sheet right here too

focus/hocus pocus?

there's a sampleable drum solo before every silly breakdown. at least that's what always came to mind for me:

also the fucking amazing live version:

hm maybe but the compression in the merzbow vid sounds spot on if he were able to salvage it with highpass or whatever

and the canadian reggae thing is definitely a shout-out plus HUNGARY

He programmed it. Today's acoustic drumkit sample libraries can sound very realistic/deceiving.

it's obviously programmed as it doesn't sound natural at all

  On 10/23/2016 at 1:46 PM, juiceciuj said:

it's obviously programmed as it doesn't sound natural at all

well YEAH but I listen to the initial clip and I imagine it could still be made of several chunks/snippets sewn together

right

wikipedia sez he worked on Pink+Green and 1961 (Last Step), not clear what tunes though

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bal%C3%A1zs_P%C3%A1ndi

Either VS programmed it himself, or a drummer played some stuff on an electronic kit; both scenarios lead to the same thing: a quantised MIDI pattern, which in turn was sent to an acoustic drumkit sample library/module.

VS had said in an interview he'd take a recording of a drummer's performance, manually place markers on whichever hits he wanted to keep, then remove the audio and position his own samples. That's also a possibility, although I reckon it's more like straightforward programming in this case.

Balazs Pandi, as stated. Good man, great drummer. Obviously a bit of editing happening here, but the source material is def Balazs.

More can be heard on this track as well:

Great, thanks thanks robert moses

  On 10/23/2016 at 3:48 PM, WeAreOceans said:

wikipedia sez he worked on Pink+Green and 1961 (Last Step), not clear what tunes though

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bal%C3%A1zs_P%C3%A1ndi

cool, love 1961 too

as an aside the Merzbow/Pandi live show is well worth catching if you haven't, Balazs' drumming kinda anchors you from Merzbow's flickering noise when he does his precision metal drumming, then just lets loose with some free jazz insanity and your mind is just caught out. talented dude.