MIDI Drum test

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Published on November 16, 2010 8:42:11 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3soRMn-iZgs

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MIDI Drum test

This is just a simple test. I go through a number of different drum beats, and then I sample almost all of the drumset and pecussion

sounds and notes that are a part of General MIDI percussion sounds. All of these notes were played on MIDI channel 10. Annotations

label the instruments as they play, but here they are in order of appearance in the video:

* Hi-hat, snare drum, and bass drum.
* Tom-toms
* Rapid succession of closed hit hi-hat, hi-hat pedal, and open hi-hat hit.
* Two snare drum sounds
* Side stick/rimshot
* Hand clap
* More tom-toms
* Ride and Crash cymbals
* Chinese cymbal and ride bell
* Tambourine
* Splash cymbal
* Cowbell
* Vibraslap (invisible)
* Bongos
* Conga drums
* Timbales
* Agogôs
* Cabasa
* Maracas
* March whistles
* Güiro (short and long) (invisible)
* Claves
* Wood blocks
* Mute and open Cuíca (invisible)
* Triangle (mute and open)
* Shaker
* Jingle bell
* Castanets
* Taiko drum (invisible here, though a 3D model does exist under program number 117, not regular percussion. You can see what the Taiko drum looks like in my Xena: Warrior Princess MIDIjam video)

Then I go through all the drums again, doing very basic rhythms.

MIDI downloads!
For this MIDI file: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?6cwpkkkpt4dp1sk
For a faster-paced drum test of different rhythms and many less components: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2p18jw4xq7inkg2
For this drum test on a piano (don't ask): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nftcccd4mh4h2cm
I don't remember what I "fixed" here, because it sounds the same: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?u6bm24xp2kt4731