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  • Synchron Stage Percussion

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    Hello,

    Paul Kopf recently unveiled the upcoming Synchron Stage Percussion library development in a public video.

    This kind of heads up is unusual from VSL, and now it's official I think many would like to know just a little bit more ;)

    Best
  • LAJL
    LAJL
    If you want a sneak peak of how these Instruments do sound, you should take a visit at youtube and place the name of the manufacturer "Kolberg" where they bought these REALLY GREAT SOUNDING Instruments. Here's an example ... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AWqHCNdV-j0 In this Video after a small conversation they demonstrate their Percussions by a walk in the store. I heard that VSL bought nearly ALL !!! Oh, the one who looks for the Gongs, triangles, Crashs, Wind-machines etc. should look into this one of Kolberg ... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bIA_9_khyPE
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    Whaaaaaat is happening here...? 😐



    (it's a link to one of the videos above)
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    @LuCsa said:

    Whaaaaaat is happening here...? [url=

    (it's a link to one of the videos above)
    The noise was ME ... after I drank a glass of beer ... standing somewhere behind the camera! (Just kidding😉 Folks, if you want more detailed news about new Products in 2017 you should take a look into the "brochure" Paul is talking about in the video. Here's a link to this brochure/catalogue 2017 ... http://eu.vsl.co.at/downloader.aspx?MediaID=12185
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    @LAJ said:

    The noise was ME ... after I drank a glass of beer ... standing somewhere behind the camera!

    Then you should quickly go and see your doctor...! 😐  😃

    But seriously... can some percussionist explain to me what happens or how this sound is produced (or how this technique is called)?

     

    Thanks,
    Lukas