ASADI may not been a name you’re familiar with… yet. But if this video of him producing live using
Native Instruments’ Maschine is anything to go by, you’ll likely to left impressed by the speed of
his finger drumming chops.

You’ll have to wait a good 30 seconds before all mayhem breaks loose. The video frame rate can barely
keep up and for a while you’ll just see a blur of fingers, hands and pads. But it’s clear this guy’s
not just a demon on the pads but makes it sound good too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuPPhl8OtHw

 

There are fingers faster than this above (not necessarily in Maschine).

araabMUZIK (dubstep)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmEhCDRvQKA

Spinscot (Oldschool Jungle)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTK-8ZmlBhE

 

Wow, that's insane!
I probably should have mentioned that my post (inluding the title) is a copy and paste from another site and doesn't reflect my personal opinion. Though I do find it quite impressive!

 

Don't you worry, bro. I understood what you meant (Intent is what matters, and not always we know how to use the right words). It's all okay.

Peace.

 

These ones and the above videos : what do they all have in common ??
A very good technique that makes it look like it's so easy ...

... Jeremy Ellis ...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/FcJCxe1VSLA

...??? ( how do you embed video ? ) ???...

...David"Fingers"Haynes...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQuzYO4hp3A

 

wowww...and here i am still trying to figure out how my maschine works lol

 

And the winner is, IMveryHO....

SPINSCOT with his bouncy take on Old School Jungle.

 

I was very surprised to learn that his piece is called "GO!!"

 

reminds me a lot of this guy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h73kd6wsBq0

 

definitely