Looks cool :-))
Check out the video .
http://www.drumsanywhere.com/
 

If I could attach piezos to my dashboard and steering wheel, I'd definitely give it a try.  

I think you can do the same thing with drumagog.

This looks like something I've been looking for all my life, would it work with BFD3 I wonder?
Difficult for all those articulations but useful for knocking up a quick drum pattern.
 
Steve

Actually I think I've just hit a major flaw, particularly in view of the fact that the video claims you can create the most
realistic and natural drums possible.
 
How does one transmit open/closed hi-hats and all the other 10 or so articulations in between, or rim shots and all the various snare articulations.
 
Me thinks this can't be done so I say bollox to their claims to being the most realistic natural drums possible.
 
I really hate it when companies treat you like idiots.
 
Steve
 

Wonder how it compares to http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3047297

scook
Wonder how it compares to http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3047297

Wow, that's even better.
 
I guess it's an adaptation of sorts of  Wii
 
 
Steve

scook
Wonder how it compares to http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3047297

Wow , that looks great !!
I really enjoy the world of innovation .

I contacted drumsanywhere and was pleased to hear that it has midi out and so can be used with
any vst.
 
Was very surprised at his response to my mention of BFD3, he'd never heard of it
 
 
Steve