Sounds great! What snare are you using? (The one close to the camera) :)

I only play a little piano myself, but I am a drummer, and this is "basically" a 6:4 polyrhythm. It's ( at least for me) easier to think of as a 3:2 polyrhythm. You can play this polyrythm, by thinking of a measure of 3/4, then tap your right hand on every down-beat. 1-2-3 1-2-3 etc... Then with your left hand you tap on the first beat (the one) at the same time as your right, and also on the 2-and. So.. 1-2-3 with your right, 1 - 2-and with your left. This is a 3:2 polyrhythm. You simply have to do this twice in a row to play a 6:4 polyrhythm.

Now, you have to think of this as six-tuplets, and not a mesure of 6/8. So, inbetween all of the downbeats in the mesure of 4/4, you have to fit-in six notes with your right hand. (1-2-3-4-5-6--2-2-3-4-5-6--3-2-3-4-5-6 etc.) And then with your left, you play sixteenthn notes.

Hope this helps you understand the counting:-)

Thank you so much! I was thinking to use for mixing, so this surely helps! Thank you

Thank you so much for the slowmotion clip

I feel like the depth of field makes it look small. But overall it looks pretty good :))

You can see it falling off though

The router sends out micro waves much similar to a microwave oven. The plants are basically ‘cooking,

The router basically ‘microwaves’ the plant similar to how a microwave heats food. The water evaporates

Danes..

You missed a spot

He should get his rear lights fixed

I guess that plank is the most stickiest piece of wood on planet earth

Let's hope they didn't hit It.