Very very impressive, but overall, not too exciting. The range of sounds possible with a drum kit is much more limited than what dnb producers have at their disposal in the studio, so I think after about 30 minutes, his performance would get a little stale. He needs to form a DNB band - it's a little too much for one man i think.

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^^^ Read the articles... He not only plays kit but uses samplers, sample pads, Ableton Live, and other software, so it's not just a drum kit -- he actually has MORE sounds at his disposal than most Live p.a.'s -- he has the software element, and over top of that the live acoustic element...

This guy is known to play straight for 2 to 4 hours, he has worked with Amon Tobin, Bill Frisell and many others...

That video is a little older too, so his range of sounds and styles will vary much more...

HYPE!

Try something different for a change!

Haha, dude, after going to Friction and World of Drum & Bass last weekend, I'm a little bit "drummed out".

I was only commenting on what I've heard in the video. Youtube had a couple of vids of DNB bands, and the bands have had a fuller sound. He's really good, but I just think he needs to hook up with someone who will work the keyboards and the sampler so he can focus on the kicks, snares, and high-hats.

Edit: still thinking about going.

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