Crash Cymbal in Slow Motion
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is that a cymball...or jelly?
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lets see a floor tom at this speed
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watch mike mangini on time warp do the same test its not fake
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@TheConservationalist Ignorant. (or not a drummer)
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It is always fascinating to see the details in everyday objects that you never knew existed before. Something this amazing happened hundreds of times every time you were near a drum set and you never knew. Amazing.
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@TheConservationalist totally real you must not know what your talking about.
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@ChBurkhart The vibrations would be to slow (low frequency) for the human ear to hear.
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P.S.150 microseconds per frame? how many FPS was that
Skyoneer2007 3 months ago
@Skyoneer2007 - 1/150us = 6667 FPS.
3piecesuits 3 months ago
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Faked. You can see the blur effect ripple the wood grain behind the cymbal. Cymbals are generally made from maleable metals, but not to that extent.
TheConservationalist 1 year ago
@TheConservationalist Behind the cymbal is a piece of black cloth, not wood. This is not faked. Cymbals really do move that much. Put 'cymbal crash in slow motion' into youtube's search and you can find other examples.
3piecesuits 1 year ago 4