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“The arm, which is strapped onto a drummer’s shoulder, can keep time with what he’s playing and add a beat to the song. So if the drummer is hitting the high-hat cymbal, the arm will know to move to keep time on the ride cymbal, and when the human moves to the snare drum, the arm moves to the tom drum.

“We believe that if you have something that is part of your body, it’s a completely different feeling, because it learns how your body moves and it can augment it,” Weinberg said in a video released by the university. “So if you want to move toward a particular drum, the arm knows that because it recognizes your gestures and you feel that your own body is responding to you in a way.””

The Future is here, isn’t it.
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This. -> “In some ways it’s always been the mistakes that make the best tracks. I kind of noticed that as I met more and more producers who took it really seriously, who were really hung up on stuff. I was kind of like, Yeah, but you don’t actually do anything. You’re more about wiring your patch bay the right way.” – Neil Landstrumm

let’s all make mistakes, to quote someone else. 🙂
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