Why does my Bass sound like a Kick Drum Link to Full Lab Report above title

Описание: Chromatic Groove Fusion: Recorded Live at The Patio, in Beautiful LC Valley, USA.

The Framework: CGF is not music theory; it is a musical Style of Play. We focus on the rhythmic connection between the heartbeat of the drum and the melody of the bass. This is the Lock and Key: the bass provides the lock, and the percussion provides the key to release the groove.

The Evolution: We are continuing to test and perfect what we call The CGF Signal Logic. This is not a path to isolation, but a gateway to #SonicExpressiveFreedom . We are demonstrating how one stringed instrument can articulate the groove while simultaneously triggering unique accent samples—creating a Virtual Ensemble for the One Man Band or filling the missing frequencies in a full band’s sound.

[LAB REPORT] Much like the core of Chromatic Groove Fusion, we are trying something previously unheard of. I wanted to see if the vibrations of the electric bass guitar strings would send enough signal to a drum module to trigger a high-quality drum sample. And if so, would it be reliable enough to provide both the “Lock and Key”?

Is this the future of Chromatic Groove Fusion, or is this simply more data from a test that did not work? Watch and judge for yourself, as I attempt to find out if the melodic vibrations of the electric bass guitar are strong enough to provide the key to lock in the groove.

Let me know in the comments if this experiment worked in your opinion! And maybe you should subscribe to follow us on our journey, as we attempt to expand the possibilities of the #OneManBand.

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