New responsive click-track software lets drummers set their own pace

New software has been developed that gives drummers the freedom to speed up or slow down the pace of the music with any pre-programmed material following their lead.

It means that drummers will no longer have to keep time with a click track and the set beat of pre-recorded tracks that are are used during live performances and studio sessions.

The software has been developed by Dr Andrew Robertson at Queen Mary, University of London. Dr Robertson's work has been funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. He is a Royal Academy of Engineering/ EPSRC Research Fellow at the university.

The current version of the B-Keeper software is available for download, free of charge, at

www.b-keeper.org

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• EPSRC
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• physical sciences
• research
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• pioneer
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• B-Keeper
• drumming
• beat
• click track
• Andrew Robertson
• Queen Mary University London

[BagoMaestro]

pretty good

wats d name of the software and how do I get it?

[666999crosscut]

lol i dont even feel good being first....