and Future-Man has a homemade instrument he calls the Synth-axe drumitar Worst Concert experience - THe #####ing Eagles man at the Future Man's Synthaxe Drumitar; The afore-mentioned Zendrum; This dude's home-built version. My intended design is more like a Zendrum than the Drumitar . Recorded live, it's a fascinating goulash of instruments with Bela on banjo, Future Man (Victor's brudder Roy) on SynthAxe Drumitar, Sam Bush on mandolin, Victor is an amazing player, but I have to agree, Futureman's Synthaxe is only good for one viewing, then it gets old. It has all of the elements of bad synthesizer music - kinda like Jan Hammer's music on Miami Vice.
Victor is an amazing player, but I have to agree, Futureman's Synthaxe is only good for one viewing, then it gets old. It has all of the elements of bad synthesizer music - kinda like Jan Hammer's music on Miami Vice.
Wooten plays his one-of-a-kind SynthAxe Drumitar percussion instrument for Bela Fleck & The Flecktones. The Drumitar (“drum guitar”) is a modified Synthaxe 25 Jan 2017 Kalimba virtuoso Kevin Spears and Roy “Future Man” Wooten, two brilliant Wooten taps out intricate drum patterns on his Synthaxe Drumitar. 8 Dec 2004 Futureman of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones originally had a classic SynthAxe, but with some serious mods has turned it into a guitar drum kit Drums [Acoustic], Electronic Drums [Electric Drums] – Future ManElectric Bass The Love Sponge String Quartet*SynthAxe [Synth-Axe Drumitar], Bass Drum [X
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Live at Telluride Bluegrass Festival on 2001-06-22. by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. Publication date 2001-06-22 (check for other copies) Future Man: SynthAxe Drumitar, vocals on Moment So Close Jeff Coffin: saxophone with Paul McCandless, reeds & Paul Hanson, bassoon
Future Man , the percussionist for the jazz band Bela Fleck and the Flecktones , has a MIDI-based percussion controller, called the Synth-Axe Drumitar, that is 8 Jan 2009 bass star Victor Wooten, saxophonist Jeff Coffin and Future Man on synth-axe drumitar – not an instrument regularly found in Celtic music. Future Man plays percussion using the one and only 'Synthaxe Drumitar', a MIDI controller shaped like a guitar. Membership in The Flecktones is little changed
Instruments, Drumitar, Zendrum, SynthAxe, Drums, Percussion, Vocals. Labels. Warner Bros. Columbia/Sony BMG. Associated acts, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, Victor Wooten, Jonathan Scales, Jeff Coffin. Roy Wilfred Wooten ( born October 13, 1957), also known as "RoyEl", best known by his stage
Posts about SynthAxe written by 1071thepeak. In the innovation department, we have Roy Wooten a.k.a. Future Man, Victor Wooten’s older brother and fellow member of the fusion band Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. It seems a wonder that the walls of the White Horse Black Mountain have been able contain the the sheer mass of talent that has appeared on its stage over its eight years of operation. Northern Irish guitarist Gary Moore featured the SynthAxe in the music video for his 1985 single with Phil Lynott, "Out in the Fields." Christopher Currell used it to control the Synclavier on Michael Jackson 's Bad tour [2] Bela Fleck and the Flecktones drummer Future Man also uses a highly customised version of the SynthAxe that he purchased in its original form from Lee Ritenour. eBay item #260050128118 is a SynthAxe - the ludicrous £10,000 midi guitar that every 80s twiddler had to play - which I wrote about here.I've never seen one for sale before, and certainly not an especially vile red one Yours for $4,800, pool table not included. Future man's SynthAxe Drumitar took the place of a traditional drum set, and his machine can talk, sing and provide the mind-blowing beats that are required to keep up with Bela Fleck. Future man Adapted By [Spoken Word] – Future Man Banjo [Electric], Synthesizer [Simultaneous] – Béla* Bass – Vic* Electronic Drums [Synthaxe Drumitar], Electronics [Spoken Word As Royel] – Future Man Tenor Saxophone – Jeff* Written-By – Future Man, Victor Lemonte Wooten* 5:27: 5: Let Me Be The One
The SynthAxe is a fretted, guitar-like MIDI controller, created by Bill Aitken, Mike Dixon, and the Flecktones drummer Future Man also uses a highly customised version of the SynthAxe that he purchased in its original form from Ritenour.
Future Man—percussion and synthaxe drumitar. Jeff Coffin—saxophones (tenor, alto, baritone), flute, piccolo and clarinet. The music on Hidden Land is instrumental and primarily jazz-fusion in nature. However, as in most Bela Fleck music, there is the infusion of a bluegrass, country flavor to the music.